Jeffrey Lisandro is on Facebook

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Charismatic poker pro Jeffrey Lisandro just invited everyone to his official Facebook Page.

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Thanks a lot Jeffrey and good luck Facebooking!

(Hopefully you will have enough time to update your Twitter and Facebook profiles. Your friend Tony G. got the personal concierge for that, what about you?)




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