Alon Mass

Using two balls, Alon Mass completed a game of Labyrinth in two minutes, 37.8 seconds.

Joe Pfetzer

Joe Pfetzer scored 75 points after playing a single letter in a game of Scrabble. Pfetzer placed the letter ‘I’ in the word ‘Quietly’ on a triple word score box. This resulted in the spelling of QUIETLY (69 points) and WEE (6 points).

Keven Intravaia

Keven Intravaia stacked 57 Scrabble tiles in one minute.

Stephen Weber

Stephen Weber took 12 minutes, 27.46 seconds to make his first move in a chess game against a snare drum.

Jeff Rubin

Jeff Rubin answered 15 Trivial Pursuit 90’s Edition “Wired” questions correctly in one minute.

For a limited time, Rubin and his employer College Humor will donate $100 to charity in the name of anyone who can beat this record.

Lars Göran Danielsson

Lars Göran Danielsson completed a game of [Labyrinth][1] in 15.95 seconds. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labyrinth(game)

Richmond Bramblet

Richmond Bramblet answered 15Trivial Pursuit 90’s Edition “Viewing” questions correctly in one minute. The “Viewing” category is described in the game as “the stuff you watched.”

McGraber!

Thomas McGinniss and Josh Graber symmetrically filled a Connect Four board using their non-dominant hands and each having one eye closed in 32.00 seconds.

Mike Allsop

78 people participated in a game of Apples To Apples.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ApplestoApples

David Monteith

David Monteith, Lazslo Farkas, Mike Dux and Al Henderson played a game of Monopoly that lasted 54 straight hours. The only additional rule they added was unlimited borrowing from the bank to ensure no one went bankrupt.

This game was played from March 13 to March 15, 1975 in Scranton, Pennsylvania. Bernadine Yencho was present to time and witness the event.

The attached images show a form that was signed hourly by witnesses throughout the duration of their game.

McGraber!

Thomas McGinniss and Josh Graber filled an emptyConnect Four board with red and black chips in a checkerboard pattern in 23.30 seconds.

Andrew Ward

Andrew Ward ate an entire apple while balancing a deck of UNO cards on his head in one minute and 7 seconds, a new world record.

Benevolent Citizens Project

The Benevolent Citizens Project, a social enterprise in Denver, Colorado, held a Connect Four tournament on February 3, 2011 that featured 104 participants.Each participant paid an entry fee which went to a local non-profit organization.

Constantine Markides

Constantine Markides held 76 Connect Four pieces in his hand at one time.

The record was set on November 24, 2009 during a Connect Four Tournament[] at the The Bell House in Brooklyn, New York. Dan Rollman and Rob Birdsong were on hand to witness and time the feat.

Lars Göran Danielsson

Lars Göran Danielsson completed a backwards game of [Labyrinth][1] in 17.57 seconds. He began at the end of the board and worked his way back to the starting point. [1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labyrinth(game)