December 30 2009, Nicole Gordon

Phil Ivey and his wife Luciaetta ended their seven-year marriage this week, filing a joint divorce petition in a Nevada court on December 22. Their request was granted yesterday, December 29, and the court records were sealed.
The Iveys were high school sweethearts who married in May 2002. They have no children together, and whether or not they signed a prenuptial agreement is unknown.
In addition to his seven World Series of Poker bracelets and a World Poker Tour title, Ivey has amassed more than $12 million in career tournament winnings. He raked in more than $15.6 million online between 2007 and 2009 and has earned untold millions in live cash games.
Ivey's divorce marks a bittersweet end to what was a spectacular year for him on the felt. Ivey won two WSOP bracelets this summer and made the "November Nine," finishing the Main Event in seventh place.
So the Tiger Woods of poker decides to do a Tiger Woods and get divorced. BTW, today is Tiger Woods' birthday.
Hey, marriage is hard enough when you're an average schmo. Imagine being the best poker player in the world, with a wife nagging you at home? pffhahaha!
But seriously, I wish you and your ex the best.
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