Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The 24 Hour Maths Game Show took place from 7pm BST on Friday 28th October until 7pm BST on Saturday 29th October 2022, and was a celebration of everything maths/games related, including mathematical game shows, game theory, maths games and anything else in the intersection of maths and games.
You can view a list of all the segments of the show at 24hourmaths.com/gameshow
The show is raising money for four charities: Beat Eating Disorders, the Rheumatoid Arthritis Foundation, the Disasters Emergency Committee, and the Malala Fund. You can donate to one or all of these charities at 24hourmaths.com/donate
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We have a code of conduct that we are asking anyone on the show and anyone in the YouTube chat to follow. The code of conduct is as follows.
Don't engage in exclusionary behaviour or language against anyone based on their race/ethnicity, gender (binary, assigned or otherwise), disability, physical or mental health, sexual orientation, religion or belief, parental, pregnancy or relationship status, level of education or age. Don't make exclusionary jokes - not even "ironically".
Use gender-neutral language where appropriate, and use correct pronouns for people.
Harassment, bullying, aggression, elitism and inappropriate behaviour are all unwelcome. We may have children watching the feed, so try to make sure your language is family-friendly
There will be moderators keeping an eye on the YouTube chat, and joining in with the conversation, who will be able to remove any messages violating this code of conduct, and block users who repeatedly violate it.
As we expect to have viewers in numerous time zones, we may have children watching at any point, so we ask you to keep everything family-friendly.
The 24 Hour Maths Game Show took place from 7pm BST on Friday 28th October until 7pm BST on Saturday 29th October 2022, and was a celebration of everything maths/games related, including mathematical game shows, game theory, maths games and anything else in the intersection of maths and games.
You can view a list of all the segments of the show at 24hourmaths.com/gameshow
The show is raising money for four charities: Beat Eating Disorders, the Rheumatoid Arthritis Foundation, the Disasters Emergency Committee, and the Malala Fund. You can donate to one or all of these charities at 24hourmaths.com/donate
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We have a code of conduct that we are asking anyone on the show and anyone in the YouTube chat to follow. The code of conduct is as follows.
Don't engage in exclusionary behaviour or language against anyone based on their race/ethnicity, gender (binary, assigned or otherwise), disability, physical or mental health, sexual orientation, religion or belief, parental, pregnancy or relationship status, level of education or age. Don't make exclusionary jokes - not even "ironically".
Use gender-neutral language where appropriate, and use correct pronouns for people.
Harassment, bullying, aggression, elitism and inappropriate behaviour are all unwelcome. We may have children watching the feed, so try to make sure your language is family-friendly
There will be moderators keeping an eye on the YouTube chat, and joining in with the conversation, who will be able to remove any messages violating this code of conduct, and block users who repeatedly violate it.
As we expect to have viewers in numerous time zones, we may have children watching at any point, so we ask you to keep everything family-friendly.
