The broken tie is awarded for winning a game on a tie-break conundrum. Total in circulation: 32,025.
This table shows the players who have collected the most broken ties.
| # | Player | |
|---|---|---|
| 178th | Ian Birdman | 35 |
| 178th | Steven Grady | 35 |
| 178th | Aidan L | 35 |
| 181st | Andrew Feist | 34 |
| 181st | Chris K | 34 |
| 181st | Kirk Bevins | 34 |
| 181st | Lauren Hamer | 34 |
| 181st | Peter J Clarke | 34 |
| 186th | James C | 33 |
| 187th | Karen Pearson | 32 |
| 187th | Stewart Wintle | 32 |
| 187th | Michelle N | 32 |
| 187th | Jordan F | 32 |
| 187th | Aaron Higgs | 32 |
| 192nd | Amar Chotai | 31 |
| 192nd | Ben Leyburn | 31 |
| 192nd | Chas Maxwell | 31 |
| 192nd | Jack Hurst | 31 |
| 192nd | Jamie M | 31 |
| 192nd | John Gillies | 31 |
| 192nd | Mark James | 31 |
| 192nd | Matt Gould | 31 |
| 192nd | Sam Shepherd | 31 |
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Statistics last updated about 1 hour ago at 2026-10-04 23:24:04.
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