to transpose with top block transfer and strip out \n to transpose top four cards with four cards underneath \n edward marlo
1959
riffle shuffle systems Edward Marlo
To Transpose with Top Block Transfer and Strip Out
to transpose top four cards with four cards underneath
transferring a bottom stock to the top \n \n dai vernon \n vernon shuffle transfer, variant 1 \n dai vernon \n ernest earick \n vernon shuffle transfer, variant 2 \n dai vernon \n ernest earick \n transfer cut \n karl fulves
1960
more inner secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
top-block-transfer \n comments about retaining order during block transfers, doing triumph with stacked deck \n edward marlo
1964
the patented shuffle Edward Marlo
Top-Block-Transfer
comments about retaining order during block transfers, doing Triumph with stacked deck
combination - top and bottom block transfers \n deck cut into four packets, kings on top and aces on bottom, order retained \n edward marlo
1964
the patented shuffle Edward Marlo
Combination - Top and Bottom Block Transfers
deck cut into four packets, Kings on top and Aces on bottom, order retained
block transpositions \n exchanging two blocks on top of deck while retaining order of rest, strip out and zarrow methods, double cover zarrow (fig. 47) \n edward marlo
1964
the patented shuffle Edward Marlo
Block Transpositions
exchanging two blocks on top of deck while retaining order of rest, strip out and zarrow methods, double cover Zarrow (Fig. 47)
placement process \n placing top card to (almost) any position with tabled riffle shuffle, rest of order retained \n edward marlo
1964
the patented shuffle Edward Marlo
Placement Process
placing top card to (almost) any position with tabled riffle shuffle, rest of order retained
card placement (deck shuffled) \n placing top card to (almost) any position with tabled riffle shuffle \n edward marlo
1964
the patented shuffle Edward Marlo
Card Placement (Deck Shuffled)
placing top card to (almost) any position with tabled riffle shuffle
flexible placement (deck shuffled) \n placing top card to (almost) any position with tabled riffle shuffle \n edward marlo
1964
the patented shuffle Edward Marlo
Flexible Placement (Deck Shuffled)
placing top card to (almost) any position with tabled riffle shuffle
four aces top to bottom \n transferring block to bottom without cutting, inspired by art altman's method, two methods \n edward marlo
1964
the patented shuffle Edward Marlo
Four Aces Top To Bottom
transferring block to bottom without cutting, inspired by Art Altman's method, two methods
essential erdnase \n idea of applying block transfer shuffle \n karl fulves \n essential erdnase \n karl fulves
1971
the book of numbers — supplementary notes Karl Fulves
the simulated center \n using bottom transfer to simulate a center transfer \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle technique - preliminary notes on part one Karl Fulves
The Simulated Center
using Bottom Transfer to simulate a Center Transfer
riffle placement \n any named card placed in twenty-sixth positions in two shuffles \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle technique - preliminary notes on part one Karl Fulves
Riffle Placement
any named card placed in twenty-sixth positions in two shuffles
riffle shuffle trap \n sandwiched card (sandwich in the pack) is exchanged during one riffle shuffle \n karl fulves \n dr. jacob daley
1973
riffle shuffle technique — preliminary notes on part one Karl Fulves, Dr. Jacob Daley
Riffle Shuffle Trap
sandwiched card (sandwich in the pack) is exchanged during one riffle shuffle
imprisoned aces \n aces interlaced with indifferent cards in pack, indifferent cards removed by shuffling, posed as a problem \n karl fulves \n dr. jacob daley \n daley-carney aces \n john carney
1973
riffle shuffle technique — preliminary notes on part one Karl Fulves, Dr. Jacob Daley
Imprisoned Aces
aces interlaced with indifferent cards in pack, indifferent cards removed by shuffling, posed as a problem
negative stock shuffle \n changing the number of players of a stacked set, posed as a problem \n karl fulves \n a little bit patter \n ernest earick \n climax to an unexpected poker deal \n roberto giobbi
1973
riffle shuffle technique — preliminary notes on part one Karl Fulves
Negative Stock Shuffle
changing the number of players of a stacked set, posed as a problem
block loading \n applied to: reversed card in center is transfered to 8. position \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle technique — preliminary notes on part two Karl Fulves
Block Loading
applied to: reversed card in center is transfered to 8. position
side center transfer \n transfering side jogged cards during riffle shuffle \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle technique — preliminary notes on part two Karl Fulves
Side Center Transfer
transfering side jogged cards during riffle shuffle
daley-carney aces \n aces interlaced with indifferent cards in pack, indifferent cards removed by shuffling \n john carney \n imprisoned aces \n karl fulves \n dr. jacob daley
1973 (ca.)
revolutionary close up — part one John Carney
Daley-Carney Aces
aces interlaced with indifferent cards in pack, indifferent cards removed by shuffling
up-and-down shuffle \n transfering cards from top to bottom or bottom to top \n martin a. nash \n undercut transfer \n johnny thompson
1975
ever so sleightly Martin A. Nash
Up-and-Down Shuffle
transfering cards from top to bottom or bottom to top
the add-subtract option \n using stevens control to add or remove x cards to/from top stock \n karl fulves
1975
riffle shuffle technique - part two Karl Fulves
The Add-Subtract Option
using Stevens Control to add or remove x cards to/from top stock
the add-add option \n using stevens control to add cards to given set-up on top in 2 or more different places \n karl fulves
1975
riffle shuffle technique - part two Karl Fulves
The Add-Add Option
using Stevens Control to add cards to given set-up on top in 2 or more different places
reverse zarrow \n sliding-block model, pen-and-paper notation for zarrow shuffle problems
- terminology
- subtraction shuffle, zarrow analogs, sliding blocks
- first block form
- second block form
- fourth block form
- the three-shuffle problem
- the stock problem (rearranging order of top cards)
- reverse zarrow \n karl fulves
1975
methods with cards — part 1 Karl Fulves
Reverse Zarrow
sliding-block model, pen-and-paper notation for Zarrow shuffle problems
daley's stacked deck problem \n removing card from a stack without disturbing the rest \n karl fulves
1984
riffle shuffle technique - part three Karl Fulves
Daley's Stacked Deck Problem
removing card from a stack without disturbing the rest
the riffle shuffle trap \n card placed between red aces changes into card later chosen, two riffle shuffles \n dr. jacob daley
1984
riffle shuffle technique — part three Dr. Jacob Daley
The Riffle Shuffle Trap
card placed between red aces changes into card later chosen, two riffle shuffles
the z-transposition \n exchanging two cards with 1 zarrow shuffle without disturbing the rest \n karl fulves
1984
riffle shuffle technique - part three Karl Fulves
The Z-Transposition
exchanging two cards with 1 Zarrow shuffle without disturbing the rest
subway transfer \n block transfer combined with the loading of a card in the block \n karl fulves
1984
riffle shuffle technique - part three Karl Fulves
Subway Transfer
block transfer combined with the loading of a card in the block
advanced course in cheating \n center card of four poker hands is an ace, they are shuffled together using block transfers \n karl fulves
1984
riffle shuffle technique - part three Karl Fulves
Advanced Course in Cheating
center card of four poker hands is an ace, they are shuffled together using block transfers
shuttle shuffle \n named card vanishes from deck in npo, transfer shuffle from one half to the other \n karl fulves
1987
riffle shuffle methods Karl Fulves
Shuttle Shuffle
named card vanishes from deck in NPO, transfer shuffle from one half to the other
strip-out shuffle with block transfer \n \n darwin ortiz \n strip out shuffle with a block transfer \n david malek
1988
darwin ortiz at the card table Darwin Ortiz
four ace location \n aces placed on top and shuffled in deck, actually two shuffled to bottom and then produced via friction toss \n frederick braue
1992
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue
Four Ace Location
aces placed on top and shuffled in deck, actually two shuffled to bottom and then produced via friction toss
the shuffle control that liked to darwin ortiz \n tabled riffle shuffle controls with aces in-jogged at different positions during part of the shuffling
- 1 - control on top of the deck
-- the second shuffle
-- cut and control over the deck
- 2 - moving the four aces from top to bottom
- 3 - moving the four aces from bottom to top
- 4 - positioning two aces on top and two on bottom of the deck
- notes \n vanni bossi
1992
escorial 1992 — the marlo year Vanni Bossi
The Shuffle Control that Liked to Darwin Ortiz
tabled riffle shuffle controls with Aces in-jogged at different positions during part of the shuffling
1 - Control on Top of the Deck
The Second Shuffle
Cut and Control Over the Deck
2 - Moving the Four Aces from Top to Bottom
3 - Moving the Four Aces from Bottom to Top
4 - Positioning Two Aces on Top and Two on Bottom of the Deck
vernon shuffle transfer, variant 1 \n \n dai vernon \n ernest earick \n transferring a bottom stock to the top \n dai vernon
1993
by forces unseen Dai Vernon, Ernest Earick
vernon shuffle transfer, variant 2 \n \n dai vernon \n ernest earick \n transferring a bottom stock to the top \n dai vernon
1993
by forces unseen Dai Vernon, Ernest Earick
up-and-down shuffle \n transferring top cards to bottom during riffle shuffle \n martin a. nash
1994
gene maze and the art of bottom dealing Martin A. Nash
Up-and-Down Shuffle
transferring top cards to bottom during riffle shuffle
the shallow cut \n solutions if the named card is near the top or bottom and it should be brought to top with tabled riffle shuffle, using side effects deck \n karl fulves
1996
blocking off Karl Fulves
The Shallow Cut
solutions if the named card is near the top or bottom and it should be brought to top with tabled riffle shuffle, using Side Effects Deck
riffle shuffle transfer \n two cards in center brought to top and bottom \n karl fulves \n devious \n karl fulves \n dai vernon
1996
the fine print Karl Fulves
mill work \n putting in edge work with other objects, knife or coin \n karl fulves \n silver trap \n karl fulves \n mike rogers
2003
off the books Karl Fulves
Mill Work
putting in edge work with other objects, knife or coin
shift as shuffle \n connecting multiple shift, diagonal palm shift and block transfers in riffle shuffle work, application to shuffle any card to top open index like \n karl fulves \n 5ive 6ix \n karl fulves
2003
off the books Karl Fulves
Shift As Shuffle
connecting multiple shift, diagonal palm shift and block transfers in riffle shuffle work, application to shuffle any card to top Open Index like
block transfer pushover \n cull riffle shuffle with block transfer, push through \n bruce cervon
2007
bruce cervon's castle notebooks — volume 1 Bruce Cervon
Block Transfer Pushover
cull riffle shuffle with block transfer, push through
table-edge hold-out \n held by thumb, steal via riffle shuffle, see also daley's notebooks nr. 558 \n fred robinson \n dr. jacob daley
2009
the magic of fred robinson Fred Robinson, Dr. Jacob Daley
Table-Edge Hold-Out
held by thumb, steal via riffle shuffle, see also Daley's Notebooks Nr. 558
cortar la baraja obteniendo un as en cada paquete en la parte superior \n shuffling, so an ace is on top of two halves \n juan villarejo
2017
el mago en la mesa de juego — volumen i Juan Villarejo
Cortar la Baraja Obteniendo un As en cada Paquete en la Parte Superior
cortar la baraja obteniendo un as en cada paquete en la parte inferior \n shuffling, so an ace is on top of two halves \n juan villarejo
2017
el mago en la mesa de juego — volumen i Juan Villarejo
Cortar la Baraja Obteniendo un As en cada Paquete en la Parte Inferior
undercut transfer \n cut and riffle shuffle to transfer top card to bottom \n johnny thompson \n to ascertain the top cards while riffling and reserve them at bottom \n s. w. erdnase \n up-and-down shuffle \n martin a. nash
2018
the magic of johnny thompson Johnny Thompson
Undercut Transfer
cut and riffle shuffle to transfer top card to bottom
up-and-down shuffle \n transferring cards from top to bottom with riffle shuffle \n martin a. nash
2018
handcrafted card magic — volume 3 Martin A. Nash
Up-and-Down Shuffle
transferring cards from top to bottom with riffle shuffle
strip-out with block transfer handling \n building four packets \n jason ladanye \n edward marlo \n four ace location (stacked deck retained) \n edward marlo
2018
game changer Jason Ladanye, Edward Marlo
easy block-transfer \n discussing lack of use in cheating
- killing x-cards
- adding x-cards
- carrying full decks \n steve forte
2020
gambling sleight of hand — volume 1 Steve Forte
transfers and riffle stacking \n using transfers to complement riffle stacking, see following two items \n steve forte
2020
gambling sleight of hand — volume 1 Steve Forte
Transfers and Riffle Stacking
using transfers to complement riffle stacking, see following two items
top/bottom transfer demo \n aces shown on top, two riffle shuffles without further cuts and they are shown on bottom, then back to top
- top to bottom - two riffles
- bottom to top - two riffles (frank thompson inspired)
- bottom to top - one riffle
- face-up transfer
- psychological transfer \n steve forte \n conley three-riffle variation \n ron conley
2020
gambling sleight of hand — volume 2 Steve Forte
Top/Bottom Transfer Demo
Aces shown on top, two riffle shuffles without further cuts and they are shown on bottom, then back to top
top to bottom - two riffles
bottom to top - two riffles (Frank Thompson inspired)
f-transfer \n right third finger angles bottom card \n steve forte \n tabled breakless double undercuts \n steve draun \n reintroducing the f-transfer \n steve forte
2020
gambling sleight of hand — volume 1 Steve Forte