The Booklet of Briers was awarded for offering, as a max, a word offered by Steve Briers on TV. Total in circulation: 154,560.
This table shows the players who have collected the most Booklets of Briers.
| # | Player | ![]() |
|---|---|---|
| 826th | Stacey Wacey | 6 |
| 826th | Matt Jones | 6 |
| 826th | Melissa Casey | 6 |
| 826th | Mr Cool | 6 |
| 826th | Natasha Pratesi | 6 |
| 826th | Neil Zussman | 6 |
| 826th | Paul Thomas | 6 |
| 826th | Sam Buxton | 6 |
| 826th | Scott Kenyon | 6 |
| 826th | Simon Bryson | 6 |
| 826th | Simon Hunter | 6 |
| 826th | Marty Little | 6 |
| 826th | Stephen Davies | 6 |
| 826th | Stewart Scott | 6 |
| 826th | Stuart Moore | 6 |
| 826th | Suja Ramki | 6 |
| 826th | Toby Rogers | 6 |
| 826th | Tom Drohan | 6 |
| 826th | Tom G | 6 |
| 826th | Tom Havercroft | 6 |
| 826th | Tony Morley | 6 |
| 826th | Zach Slater | 6 |
| 826th | James Spoony | 6 |
| 826th | Adam Nicholas Jones | 6 |
| 826th | Andy Bruno | 6 |
| 826th | Bareen Raza | 6 |
| 826th | Benjamin Welch | 6 |
| 826th | Callum Costello | 6 |
| 826th | Chris Millican | 6 |
| 826th | Ciaran Mc Dermott | 6 |
| 826th | Dave F Rogers | 6 |
| 826th | Ian Coventry | 6 |
| 826th | J J Morgan | 6 |
| 826th | Action Bronson | 6 |
| 826th | Jamie Dutton | 6 |
| 826th | Joe McG | 6 |
| 826th | John Hardie | 6 |
| 826th | Kannan Sethuraman | 6 |
| 826th | Kenneth Anderson | 6 |
| 826th | Kerry-Anne Lowe | 6 |
| 826th | Kevin Steele | 6 |
| 826th | Les Wynan | 6 |
| 826th | Lester Freamon | 6 |
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Statistics last updated about 20 hours ago at 2026-09-02 20:17:03.
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