The sixth annual Deep Stack Charity Classic will be returning to the Daytona Beach Kennel Club and Poker Room in Florida on Sunday, April 27 and will award more than $ 70,000 in prizes.
The tournament, which completely sold out the last four years, will feature poker legend Phil Hellmuth, 2012 WSOP main event champion Greg Merson, ESPN’s Norman Chad and Card Player’s own Barry and Allyn Jaffrey Shulman.
This year, the entire final table and their guests will win a trip to Las Vegas to compete in the Venetian Deepstack Extravaganza. The eventual winner will take home a prize package valued at more than $ 11,000, which includes a $ 5,000 buy-in for the VDSE main event which last year awarded approximately $ 1.2 million.
The Deep Stack Charity Classic, presented by Daytona Toyota and DeLand Kia, will include all of the unique and special attributes for which the tournament has become famous. For the $ 195 donation ($ 220 for alternates) players will receive tournament entry, a pre-tournament brunch from D.B Pickles, a delicious dinner from Carabba’s Italian Grill, door prizes, and a raffle entry for more than $ 7,000 in additional prizes.
Even better, Card Player readers can buy their seats before they go on sale to the general public on Mar. 1 at a very special discounted price of just $ 170, a savings of $ 25. This price will only be available until Feb. 28, so be sure to register today.
The Deep Stack Charity Classic supports Congregation B’nai Torah, a faith-based organization focused on volunteerism and humanitarian works.
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