Red Badger's Charity Poker Night
Join us for an evening of friendly competition, networking, and fundraising.
Wed 2nd December, 17:30 - 22:00 (Tournament starts 18:00 sharp)
Red Badger HQ - 2 Old Street Yard, London EC1Y 8AF
Nearest Tube - Old Street
Red Badger and our sponsors are bringing together invited guests from across our networks to put their poker faces to the test! Whether you’re a card shark or a total beginner, join us for a fantastic evening of networking and fundraising.
We will be raising money for:
Get kids going - a UK national charity that helps disabled children and young people up to age 26 take part in sport. It provides specially built sports wheelchairs for activities like athletics, tennis, skiing, rugby, and basketball, along with grants covering training, physiotherapy, travel, and competition costs.
What to expect
Following the success of our first poker night, we’re back for round two!
We have capacity for up to 50 players on 5 professionally run tables. The poker tournament will run for four hours (from 18:00 - 22:00).
Food and drink will be provided on the evening and the tournament will be managed by an external tournament manager who will keep timings on track.
There will be a buy-in of £25 per person at the start of the night, which will go into the overall prize pot.
Can I win money?
Absolutely! The prize pot will be split 50/50 between the players and the charity contribution and the top 6 players will each win a cash prize. The actual amount will depend on the prize pot, but the overall winner will walk away with a handsome sum (and bragging rights!)
Who should attend? This is an invite-only event for Red Badger's network and guests invited by our sponsors. Spaces are limited.
A note on the vibe: After such a great evening last time, we’re keeping the same light-hearted and friendly atmosphere. While the stakes are real, this is a professional networking event designed to be fun, inclusive and welcoming for everyone.
Last time
Take a look at how it went
A few moments from our first Charity Poker Night, before we do it all again.
About the sponsors
Red Badger: The Digital Product Consultancy for Enterprise
We help modern enterprises continuously evolve their products and services. We work across Financial Services leaders (JPMorgan Chase, Barclays, HSBC, Compare the Market), global media (FT, BBC, Sky), leading brands (Fortnum's, Selfridges, Nando's, Levi's) and Public Sector (Government, agencies and their suppliers).
The platforms and products we build drive critical revenue and business lines. We craft digital products customers love, build next generation platforms and embed new digital capabilities across enterprises.
Contentful: Built for humans. Ready for agents.
Contentful is a composable digital experience platform built on a headless CMS, letting teams create structured, reusable content once and deliver it across websites, apps, and AI agents. It emphasizes modular content that can be reused across channels, brands, and regions.
Native AI features handle on-brand content generation and translation, while no-code tools enable real-time personalization. It's aimed at enterprise marketing, product, and dev teams, backed by an integration ecosystem and professional support.
Mastercard Dynamic Yield: Revolutionary AI-powered Personalisation
Dynamic Yield is an AI-powered personalization platform that delivers individualised experiences at every customer touch point such as web, apps, email, kiosks, IoT and call centers. It is built as an open and flexible platform that can power virtually any form of personalised experiences and enables marketeers who need to operate personalization as part of their workflow to incorporate it easily.
On the same token, Dynamic Yield has provided elegant ways for IT to integrate personalization as part of the backend systems and data flows that are needed.
Quantum Metric: The digital analytics platform
Quantum Metric is a real-time digital analytics platform that captures how users interact with websites and mobile apps. It helps businesses pinpoint where customers experience frustration, such as checkout errors or slow load times, and calculates how much those issues cost the bottom line.
More recently, the company has leaned into AI with the launch of "Felix AI" in 2024 and agentic AI capabilities in 2025, aiming to make it even faster for teams to surface insights and take action without deep manual analysis.
