Jeffrey Lisandro signed a new deal with Matchbook to enhance his reputation. The “Iceman” said, "I’m truly delighted to be part of Matchbook, I’m looking forward to representing the brand on my travels around the world. My first competitive stop as an Ambassador is the World Series Of Poker on the 31st May, where I’ll be announcing a whole range of exclusive poker markets at Matchbook.com.

“I am hungry for more bracelets, I plan to play as much as possible and if the cards fall my way I am confident I can add more titles at WSOP 2011.”

Jeff Lisandro has had himself on a media ban after facing a lot of criticism. Five-time WSOP bracelet winner Jeff Lisandro has put himself on a media ban since the 2010 WSOP, refusing all interview requests after he was controversially overlooked for the Tournament of Champions (despite being named WSOP Player of the Year just 12 months earlier). However, he agreed to speak out in an exclusive interview with PokerNews Australasia and Pacific to explain all of his grievances with the direction tournament poker is headed.

Jeffrey Lisandro exited the PokerStars.net APPT Sydney Day 1c despite playing well. It managed to take Moneymaker thrity-hours to arrive in Sydney from his home in the USA, but only six hours to bust from the Main Event. Tony Hachem limped out soon after along with multiple WSOP Bracelet holder Jeffrey Lisandro and APPT and ANZPT Champions Binh Nguyen and Scott Kerr.

Jeffrey Lisandro in another of his crowning moments, won his fifth WSOPE bracelet.Jeffrey Lisandro is on a roll with his many victories. Last year, he earned the 2009 WSOP player of the year award, which is a great feat in itself, and this year, he just increased his number of WSOP bracelets by one, putting him in the twelfth place for having the most number of bracelets.

His four other bracelets, however, were won in Stud Events. Lisandro is known for being one of the best Seven Card Stud players.

Jeffrey Lisandro took a shot for the WPT High Rollers crown. A light field of 20 players stepped up to offer their £15,000 (roughly $22,000 U. S. dollars) for a shot at one of three paying spots. The first three places paid out £141,000 for first, £84,600 for second, and £56,400 for third, meaning that most everyone on the tables would walk away with just a story for their efforts.

Jeffrey Lisandro is one of the few standing in Phil Ivey's way. Ivey registered for the World Poker Tour’s Bellagio Cup VI two days after the event kicked-off –The WPT allowed registration through the first level of Day 3, which many people took advantage of—with a 20BB stack, and is now sitting in 2nd place with 15 players remaining!

Perry added that WTP officials were impressed by the turnout last week: “It definitely met our expectations, but also exceeded them. All of the players were incredibly supportive and it’s good to see. Everyone we had as far as players were all champions. They were all just loving being around each other and playing against each other.”

Jeffrey Lisandro is one of the most accomplished poker players of all time.