no.
Well...I guess it's possible to do a hindu shuffle, as long as you took great care.
But .. why would you want to shuffle an ID?
Either switch the deck in, force the name of a card , or learn one of the hundreds of triumph style effects out there, that reach the one card reversed conclusion.
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Yes.
I have people shuffle an ID quite a bit Of course, most forget to take it out of the invisible box first; or take the invisible elastic band off.
Anyway, more serious answer; yes, it is possible to shuffle an ID, overhand is probably the best way to go.
But as Dale says, why would you want to? what situation is calling for this?
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You might be able to perform a haymow shuffle if the ID is constructed from a stripper deck with one half turned. Perform the shuffle and cut the deck at the step to pull it back into the original order. I understand why you'd shuffle it, however. The idea is that the ID has been in the case all the time and that you haven't been near it.