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TRI6KED Elite user UK 421 Posts 
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On Mar 25, 2016, ekgdoc wrote: Dan Fishman's full deck retention false overhand shuffle is my favorite. 
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pnielan Regular user Northern California 154 Posts
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Jared Koph in his Vanishing Inc video (which is very good by the way) refers to an added touch that Bill Malone has on his tapes. Does anyone know which tape and which effect.
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mtgoldstein Veteran user Houston, TX 325 Posts
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Very good question. I was wondering the same. Hope someone might know so I don't have to search through them all
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rjs Loyal user 296 Posts
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It's all in the bounce! The bottom hand contributes.
See Bill Malone's Penguin Lecture. 1hr 5 mts Optical Shuffle Also check out: 1hr 8 simulation shuffle (Ben Earl) 1hr 10 Push-thru shuffle tip 1hr 45 Optical shuffle again |
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Tim Cavendish Inner circle 1408 Posts
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On Sep 16, 2016, rjs wrote: This is great. Thanks for such a precise reference, rjs. |
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Ben Blau Inner circle 1475 Posts
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Here's a demonstration of the "Rosanna Shuffle" from my book, ASYMPTOTES:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ra2dkuiq95bb4x......mov?dl=0
Ben Blau
http://www.benblaumentalism.com |
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pnielan Regular user Northern California 154 Posts
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Jared Kopf in his Vanishing Inc video (which is very good by the way) refers to an added touch that Bill Malone has on his tapes. Does anyone know which tape and which effect.
(This post corrects the spelling of Kopf [from Koph] from my September 15 post.) |
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Tim Cavendish Inner circle 1408 Posts
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Rjs answered your question.
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pnielan Regular user Northern California 154 Posts
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On Sep 29, 2016, Tim Cavendish wrote: Saw that. Thanks. Just wanted to correct my typo. |
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AndreOng1 Regular user SIngapore 110 Posts
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Truffle Shuffle by Derek DelGaudio is my favorite false shuffle.
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JassTan Regular user Singapore 105 Posts
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I leant my false shuffle from Lennart Green, very deceptive. Been using it ever since, it takes a quite bit practise though.
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Forty Six & 2 Regular user Three cheers and some toasts for my 107 Posts
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+1 for The Real Green Shuffle. I found by switching the 'working' hand at the start of the shuffle I can eliminate the final cut, which turns this shuffle in to a full deck, in the hands f**se riffle sh***le
Ask, knock and seek
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godan65 New user 37 Posts
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I did the same with the Grey Shuffle by Ben Earl. Final cut avoided
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Gennovense Regular user 113 Posts
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For me there are two must learn false shuffles, Guy Hollingworth's in the hands false shuffle and the Overhand False Shuffle by Dan Garrett. Ben Earl is also a good source when it comes to false shuffles....everything really.
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Nikodemus Inner circle 1199 Posts
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I just came across this one, which I have never seen before. It might appeal to someone here on the Café -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrDjHGsIzI4 |
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magicthree Special user 623 Posts
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I like it and not hard to do. Thanks Nikodemus
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magicthree Special user 623 Posts
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Richard Turner has one very similar to this and maybe a little easier to do.
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Kassim New user 58 Posts
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Combination shuffle by ben earl is really good
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ddyment Inner circle Gibsons, BC, Canada 2501 Posts
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This topic has been explored in considerable depth here.
The discussion meanders a bit, but it does cover all the best-liked solutions.
The Deceptionary :: Elegant, Literate, Contemporary Mentalism ... and More :: (order "Calculated Thoughts" from Vanishing Inc.)
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BAGWIZ Loyal user San Francisco Bay Area 236 Posts
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I’m probably shooting myself in the foot here, but is any spectator ever actually fooled by a false shuffle and/or cut? In fact, even if the magician actually DOES shuffle a deck of cards, does any spectator ever actually believe he/she has done so?
My sense is, no. The average spectator likely has no idea how false shuffles and cuts are technically done, but my guess is that most halfway intelligent people are aware such techniques exist. Yet we (myself included) spend countless hours practicing and perfecting these techniques. Why? And that, I think, is a more interesting question to explore/discuss than one’s favorite false shuffle, which even if performed flawlessly, deceives no one. |
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Posted: Sep 12, 2016 08:53 pm 