The broken tie is awarded for winning a game on a tie-break conundrum. Total in circulation: 31,859.
This table shows the players who have collected the most broken ties.
| # | Player | ![]() |
|---|---|---|
| 383rd | Karl Prizeman | 11 |
| 383rd | Steven Baldock | 11 |
| 383rd | Steve Anderson | 11 |
| 383rd | Stephen E | 11 |
| 383rd | Shaun Hogg | 11 |
| 383rd | Sam Goodyear | 11 |
| 383rd | Peter Wolf | 11 |
| 383rd | Mark Harrison | 11 |
| 383rd | Mark Baker | 11 |
| 383rd | Keith B | 11 |
| 383rd | Andy McGurn | 11 |
| 383rd | Jase Cullen | 11 |
| 383rd | James Burley | 11 |
| 383rd | Giorgio Senatore | 11 |
| 383rd | Edwin Mead | 11 |
| 383rd | Denis McGee | 11 |
| 383rd | Dave C | 11 |
| 383rd | Brian Mallon | 11 |
| 383rd | Angus W | 11 |
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Statistics last updated about 12 hours ago at 2026-08-23 20:17:12.
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