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 | ![]() |
|---|---|---|
| 869th | Philippa Graysmark | 5 |
| 869th | Lee Paul Nixon | 5 |
| 869th | Lindsey A Causer | 5 |
| 869th | Luke Norman | 5 |
| 869th | Mark Davies | 5 |
| 869th | Marty P | 5 |
| 869th | Matthew Hallas | 5 |
| 869th | Melanie Matthews | 5 |
| 869th | Neil Rowley | 5 |
| 869th | Peter Sheehy | 5 |
| 869th | Philip Peel | 5 |
| 869th | Kevin Mcafee | 5 |
| 869th | Reemul Balla | 5 |
| 869th | Ryan Curtis | 5 |
| 869th | Sam Morris | 5 |
| 869th | Simon Sheridan | 5 |
| 869th | Simon Taylor | 5 |
| 869th | Stuart Wright | 5 |
| 869th | Timothy Barton | 5 |
| 869th | Tom James Williams | 5 |
| 869th | Tom X Page | 5 |
| 869th | Ziggy Malone | 5 |
| 869th | Ian Shepherd | 5 |
| 869th | Anita Jobby | 5 |
| 869th | Anthony M | 5 |
| 869th | Bobby Casey | 5 |
| 869th | Brian McGee | 5 |
| 869th | Connor J | 5 |
| 869th | David Q Barnard | 5 |
| 869th | Gaurav K | 5 |
| 869th | Gil Chesterton | 5 |
| 869th | Giles Kingsnorth | 5 |
| 869th | Heather Spereall | 5 |
| 869th | Adrian Lowe | 5 |
| 869th | Jake Saverson | 5 |
| 869th | James Drinkwater | 5 |
| 869th | James Judge | 5 |
| 869th | Jamie Martin | 5 |
| 869th | Joanne Platt | 5 |
| 869th | Joe F | 5 |
| 869th | Joe Parry | 5 |
| 869th | Jud Rawgne | 5 |
| 869th | Justin Kavanagh | 5 |
| 869th | Katy Livesy | 5 |
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Statistics last updated about 21 hours ago at 2026-09-02 20:17:03.
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