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by **point** » Jul 9th, '06, 16:45

Comments welcome... :wink:

Filename: midnight_shuffling_session.avi
Codec: DivX
Size: 4.9 MB

URL: midnight_shuffling_session.avi

by **MiniMindFreak** » Jul 9th, '06, 16:49

can't download it
sorry

by **point** » Jul 9th, '06, 16:50

Works for me....

by **Scriptorilsky** » Jul 9th, '06, 17:26

Wow, very very nice. I didn't really study the cuts but everything seems to be fine. Only one comment: the cuts look so much alike that it seems as if you're looking the same video loop all over again. Try to put in some different table cuts or even better take the deck and perform some nice in the air two handed false cuts. I'm sure you can perform them great. All in all very nice work.

by **Dominick** » Jul 9th, '06, 17:59

Wow. That was crazy. Extremely well done.

by **Lawrence** » Jul 9th, '06, 18:44

that's some good work! i did a bit of this while people were disributing chips and beer at a poker night, i've never been allowed to shuffle since
well done dude

by **point** » Jul 9th, '06, 19:03

Scriptorilsky wrote:Wow, very very nice. I didn't really study the cuts but everything seems to be fine. Only one comment: the cuts look so much alike that it seems as if you're looking the same video loop all over again. Try to put in some different table cuts or even better take the deck and perform some nice in the air two handed false cuts. I'm sure you can perform them great. All in all very nice work.

Yes I could throw in few fancy cuts but this is a "shuffling session"

...I only use this kind of shuffling when I'm demonstrating gambling moves or performing gambling routines, when I'm peforming tricks I just keep the shuffling to overhand and a few riffles and that's all...we got to be actors right...

Thanx guys for your comments....

by **Citrus** » Jul 9th, '06, 19:31

Wot can i say apart from WOW :shock:

I loved that, that was insane. The only suggestion i would make would to be not to do so many cuts because like others have said it dose look like a video loop (i know it isn't but it just looks like it is).

Also could anyone point me in a direction or mention any good books/DVD's which teaches this type of shuffle control.

Cheers

by **Scriptorilsky** » Jul 9th, '06, 19:49

Daryl's Encyclopedias of Card Sleights contain some of the false cuts and shuffles. Also De'vo teaches some great false table cuts. And if you want the real thing study Lennart Green's work.

by **mattmagic** » Jul 9th, '06, 22:33

MiniMindFreak wrote:can't download it
sorry

Im with you on that
after reading peoples comments i would like to see it though

by **point** » Jul 10th, '06, 07:57

mattmagic wrote:
MiniMindFreak wrote:can't download it
sorry

Im with you on that
after reading peoples comments i would like to see it though

Do you get any error messages or anything?

by **point** » Jul 10th, '06, 07:59

Citrus wrote:Also could anyone point me in a direction or mention any good books/DVD's which teaches this type of shuffle control.

Cheers

I'll "point" you :lol:

....I learned all of this from Allan Ackerman's "Advanced Card Control" DVD set...he is amazing teacher(because he also teaches math at university) but you'll have to be prepared to put in a LOT of work....One of the Volumes (can't remember which one) is dealing with Shuffling...

by **mattmagic** » Jul 10th, '06, 09:53

point wrote:
mattmagic wrote:
MiniMindFreak wrote:can't download it
sorry

Im with you on that
after reading peoples comments i would like to see it though

Do you get any error messages or anything?

Yes i get some funny little pictures....now i really want to see

by **Citrus** » Jul 11th, '06, 00:43

Hey

Thanks for the info, i shall be looking into thins further.

Cheers

by **mango** » Jul 11th, '06, 20:00

To see the vid I had to right click and 'save target as...'

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