The broken tie is awarded for winning a game on a tie-break conundrum. Total in circulation: 32,024.
This table shows the players who have collected the most broken ties.
| # | Player | |
|---|---|---|
| 154th | Jamie French | 41 |
| 154th | Luke S | 41 |
| 154th | Matt Conway | 41 |
| 154th | Miriam Nussbaum | 41 |
| 154th | Patrick Thompson | 41 |
| 154th | Ian Wray | 41 |
| 160th | Damian Eadie | 40 |
| 160th | Dan Spinks | 40 |
| 160th | Wesley Barton | 40 |
| 160th | Wilf Ashworth | 40 |
| 164th | Ben Hunter | 39 |
| 164th | Martin Thomas | 39 |
| 166th | Michael Davidson | 38 |
| 167th | Adrian Fletcher | 37 |
| 167th | Chris Davies | 37 |
| 167th | Ian Kinsella | 37 |
| 167th | Julie McCarthy | 37 |
| 171st | Brian Huang | 36 |
| 171st | Jonny D | 36 |
| 171st | Josh Hurst | 36 |
| 171st | Mark D | 36 |
| 171st | Mike Lee | 36 |
| 171st | Patrick L | 36 |
| 171st | Richard B | 36 |
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Statistics last updated about 3 hours ago at 2026-10-04 20:00:22.
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