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Tournament Details

Event Details
Canceled
Thursday, April 23, 2020
The St. Regis Hotel
2 East 55th Street
New York, NY 10022
Map to The St. Regis Hotel
Time
6:00PM – 7:00PM
6:00PM – 7:00PM
7:00PM – 12:30AM
9:00PM – 12:30AM
Buffet reception — dinner and open bar
Poker tutorial
Poker tournament
Dessert buffet
Donation$5,000
Math for America is a 501(c) (3) organization. Donations beyond the value to donor ($350) are fully tax deductible.
TournamentThe 2020 Math for America Poker Night Tournament is a No Limit Hold 'Em tournament. Your initial $5,000 donation to Math for America in connection with the 2020 Math for America Poker Night entitles you to one distribution of chips at the tournament. Three re-buy periods will occur during the tournament. At each re-buy, players will have the opportunity to donate an additional $5,000 to receive another distribution of chips.
Teams
The MƒA Poker Tournament will include teams and a team prize. Your company or organization can field a team of 4-5 players. Players on each team will be suitably identified and begin the evening at separate tables. As players drop out during the evening, teams receive a score (determined by the number of tables remaining) and the team with the lowest average score wins the team prize.

Each 2020 Math for America Poker Night participant will be randomly assigned a seat prior to the start of the tournament. Play will begin promptly at 7:00PM. Participants who are not present at the start of the tournament will have their hands folded and blinds posted by the dealer until they arrive or they run out of chips. During the first three levels of blinds, players whose chips fall below the level of $3,000 will be allowed to re-buy distributions of $5,000 in chips for an additional donation — up to a maximum of three re-buys. At the end of the re-buy period there will be a short break during which those who have not utilized all of their re-buy opportunities may do so. As players are eliminated, tables will be periodically consolidated until a single final table remains where the finalists will compete for the coveted title of 2020 Math for America Poker Night Champion.

Registration

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Your initial $5,000 donation to Math for America for the 2020 Math for America Poker Night entitles you to one distribution of chips at the tournament. You may purchase up to three additional distrubitions of chips ('re-buys') for a donation of $5,000 per re-buy. Re-buys can be purchased when registering or at the tournament.

If you do not wish to register online, please email poker@mathforamerica.org or contact Rosemary Saporito at Math for America (646) 437-0911.

Payment Instruction:
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    You can also make a check payable to 'Math for America' and mail it to
    Math for America
    Attn: Rosemary Saporito
    915 Broadway, 16th Floor
    New York, NY 10010
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Please contact poker@mathforamerica.org or call Rosemary Saporito at Math for America (646) 437-0911.

Directions

The St. Regis Hotel
2 East 55th Street (at Fifth Avenue)
New York, New York 10022
United States
Phone (212) 753-4500
Fax (212) 787-3447

GENERAL DIRECTIONS
From North: Take Major Deegan Highway to FDR Drive and exit at 53rd Street.
From South: Take the New Jersey Turnpike to Lincoln Tunnel. Then take 42nd Street cross-town to Madison Avenue. Proceed North to 55th Street.
From East: Take the Long Island Expressway to Queens Midtown Tunnel. Then take Madison Avenue North to 55th Street.
From West: Take the New Jersey Turnpike to Lincoln Tunnel. Then take 42nd Street cross-town to Madison Avenue. Proceed North to 55th Street.

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Bala Swaminathan
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Stefan Schoch
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Mark Taylor
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Ryder Washburn
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Ken Griffin
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Sam Sullivan
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Omar Saeed
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Boaz Weinstein
Robert Mercer
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Peter Brown
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Pete Muller
Becka Mercer
Jacob Gottlieb
Adam Benowitz
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Neil Chriss
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Roy Kaiser
Bala Swaminathan
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Rod Chay
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Ken Nickerson
Pete Muller
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Derek Ng
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Howie Rubin
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Pete Muller
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Andrei Paraschivescu
Ben Appen
David Einhorn
Eric Fishman
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