Ignition Poker Signs Xuan Liu to Boost Brand Awareness

Xuan Liu has become the latest poker insider to team up with Ignition Poker, one of the most influential global online poker platforms. The partnership will see Liu help boost Ignition Poker’s reach and represent the brand across major events and livestreams.

Promoting Poker Awareness and Ignition Poker’s Brand 

She will also engage with Ignition Poker to create tailored experiences and content that allow her to further connect with fans across social media platforms. 

The partnership will also see Liu work on various initiatives designed to educate poker audiences, offering them tips, strategy, and advice on how to improve their game, but combining those with freerolls and giveaways backed by Ignition Poker.

Commenting on the opportunity to work closely together with Ignition Poker, Liu had this to add:

“I’m excited to further establish Ignition as a leading competitor in the online iGaming space. “I look forward to elevating the player experience, demonstrating the platform’s value to seasoned players, and helping the site grow a new audience while highlighting its unique offerings and competitive rake.”

She also has another ambition in mind – hoping to help influence the poker community for the better and inspire other women players to pursue the recreational hobby, which could translate into a full-time career. 

Liu is a popular content creator in the poker world, but she also takes her career a step further, having been an accomplished land-based player as well. Liu has more than $3.4 million in live poker earnings, but she has also been playing online.

Xuan Liu Is One of Poker’s Most Passionate Advocates 

She has 25 cash finishes at the World Series of Poker, and she has been an advocate for the broader adoption of poker beyond cultural, gender, or economic divides. 

“This partnership is a huge step in growing the game, and collaborating with an operator focused on growth and redemption gives me a chance to make a greater impact,” Liu added.

Ignition Poker faced a bit of controversy this year after the platform was criticized over a viral bot video in January. The company has responded by saying that the issue has been fixed and that the video was, in fact, from 2022.