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Hey Craig Shaw......

craig shaw Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 12:21 pm Post subject:

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Can the card be signed?

Just curious, are you asking because you would like to use this as a stand alone trick?

If so, I would highly suggest that you don't use it as such. In any "pass" you can use a signed card, but it is much more useful as a card control technique, not a trick or effect on its own.


As far as the pass itself goes......looks good, I have seen tons of variations, but I have to say that the "riffle" idea is new to my eyes! Where did you pick it up?

The 'riffle' idea is a very very standard cover for the pass. It's in all the reference books on the pass that I have, and I'm pretty sure it's even in RRTCM...

Kati

When you spread the cards and you close up,I can recommend that you go straight from the spread to the close. That squaring up on the bottom packet is a bit fishy....

Also, the pass I like using most is the dribble pass. Its a modification of the riffle and it also just looks like you`re playing with the cards

Good pass though

moodini wrote:Hey Craig Shaw......

craig shaw Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2005 12:21 pm Post subject:

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Can the card be signed?

Just curious, are you asking because you would like to use this as a stand alone trick?

If so, I would highly suggest that you don't use it as such. In any "pass" you can use a signed card, but it is much more useful as a card control technique, not a trick or effect on its own.


As far as the pass itself goes......looks good, I have seen tons of variations, but I have to say that the "riffle" idea is new to my eyes! Where did you pick it up?

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I was just wondering because I have my own card trick and this technique would come useful with my trick