Board Game World Records  

Grant and Jeffrey played a complete game of Cephalopod in one minute, 54.85 seconds.

Tai Star and his friend finished a single game of chess in 0.75 second.

Grant and Jeffrey played a complete game of Othello in 21.73 seconds.

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.

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

Daniel Marino and Manuel Dominguez drank one pint of beer each and then filled a Connect Four board with a checkerboard pattern in 53.44 seconds. They performed the feat 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. NOTE: Speed drinking can be dangerous. Please use caution and have adult supervision on hand.

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)

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

Sam W. scored 120 points from placing a letter "G" in a game of Scrabble.

Neil Scallan has 2,200 unique Monopoly boards in his collection. Read more about the feat here.

The Bell House has a Connect Four board that measures 45 1/4" in width and 32 1/4" in height. The pieces used are 5 1/4" in diameter. The board was documented on November 24, 2009 during a Connect Four Tournament[] held at the venue. Dan Rollman and Rob Birdsong were on hand to measure it.

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.

78 people participated in a game of Apples To Apples. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ApplestoApples

Winning Moves France and DicoGames created a Trivial Pursuit game board that measured 20 meters wide and 20 meters long. The board was made to commemorate the 1st century anniversary of the Great War, organized by the “Province de Liège” at Saint-Lambert Place in Liège, Belgium.

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

Randy Pfeifer and Zach played 10 different board games in one minute.