Boeree posted the message “WE FINALLY DID IT!!!” and photos from the event on her X account last night, telling her followers that the official album would soon follow.
The pair of free-spirited personalities wore unconventional outfits, far from traditional get-up in the colourful backdrop of Burning Man in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert.
The choice of venue was no surprise to those who know the pair. Boeree described the place as their “favourite place on earth.”
We got married at our favourite place on earth: Burning Man. Will post the “official” pro pics in due course but in the meantime here are a few candids 😉 pic.twitter.com/0tHoINagZU
— Liv Boeree (@Liv_Boeree) September 1, 2025
Who Are Liv Boeree and Igor Kurganov?
Liv Boeree and Igor Kurganov have been poker’s most famous couple since they got together in 2014, only rivaled by Alex and Kristen Foxen.
Brit Boeree is famed for her intellect as well as her looks, achieving a First Class Honours degree in Physics with Astrophysics at the University of Manchester.
She picked up the game of poker as a 21-year-old on the reality TV show Ultimatepoker.com Showdown, getting coached by legends Phil Hellmuth and Dave “Devilfish” Ulliot.
Quickly displayed an aptitude for the game, she won the 2008 Ladbrokes European Ladies Championships and then a couple of years later she bagged an EPT Main Event in Sanremo, Italy.
At the WSOP 2017, Boeree and Kurganov took down the $10,000 Tag Team No-Limit Hold’em Championship for their first and only bracelets, before turning their back on the professional game a couple of years later.
Kurganov spent many years as one of the game’s elite performers, playing against the game’s very best talent, ultimately earning $19,070,011 from live tournaments.
Boeree has a live tournament winnings total of $6,699,290 after picking up a fourth place at the 2024 WSOP Paradise Main Event for $2,800,000.
These days the pair can be found working for the charity project they founded, Raising for Effective Giving, where they educate about effective altruism.
