The broken tie is awarded for winning a game on a tie-break conundrum. Total in circulation: 32,023.
This table shows the players who have collected the most broken ties.
| # | Player | ![]() |
|---|---|---|
| 51st | Sam Cappleman-Lynes | 96 |
| 51st | Chris Butler | 96 |
| 53rd | Niall Waters | 95 |
| 54th | Phil Collinge | 94 |
| 54th | Robert Miller | 94 |
| 56th | Damian Banks | 92 |
| 56th | Horace Horlicks | 92 |
| 58th | Dan Byrom | 91 |
| 59th | Mark Murray | 90 |
| 60th | Harry F | 89 |
| 61st | Dan Johnson | 88 |
| 61st | J Bartram | 88 |
| 63rd | Samir Pilica | 87 |
| 64th | Barry Bridger | 86 |
| 65th | Ed Byrne | 80 |
| 66th | Dave Noble | 79 |
| 67th | Ray Wilding | 77 |
| 67th | Rob Foster | 77 |
| 69th | Adam Dexter | 76 |
| 69th | Teddy B | 76 |
| 71st | Ben Bazzard | 75 |
| 71st | M S R | 75 |
| 71st | Phil Hannan | 75 |
| 74th | Suzy Turner | 74 |
| 75th | Ian Linton | 71 |
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Statistics last updated about 1 hour ago at 2026-10-04 18:42:17.
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