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Hey take a look at this film http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ohfo7MVh_M
Well im was wondering, what is the name of the shuffle he makes at 2min35sec?

Thanks

First of all, your comment on the video begging for exposure is pretty embaressing. Second, a few cuts, and a flourish. Not a shuffle. Maybe learn the basics and then it will unfold itself to you.

Wild Card wrote:First of all, your comment on the video begging for exposure is pretty embaressing. Second, a few cuts, and a flourish. Not a shuffle. Maybe learn the basics and then it will unfold itself to you.

Calm down mate, why do you react so aggresive? I just asked what it is called, so I maybe could find out how to do it myself. I really dont see the "cuts and flourishes" clearly enough to determine, what he is doing.

Calm down mate, why do you react so aggresive?

Don't worry. Im not aggressive yet.

Here's a more helpful answer. The false cut I think you're talking about (at 2.53 not 2.35, maybe a typo?) is by, erm, 90% certain it's Vernon. Can't remember the name of it but Greedoniz knows. It's a wonderfully simple but entirely convincing tabled false cut and also happily easy to learn.

bronz wrote:Here's a more helpful answer. The false cut I think you're talking about (at 2.53 not 2.35, maybe a typo?) is by, erm, 90% certain it's Vernon. Can't remember the name of it but Greedoniz knows. It's a wonderfully simple but entirely convincing tabled false cut and also happily easy to learn.

Thank you for the answer. I will look into it

It's an Ed Marlo false cut i believe, i learned it from one of Bill Malone's On the loose DVDs, as part of the routine Sam the Bellhop

That's it Marlo, I meant Marlo. I always get him and Vernon mixed up. Definitely Marlo.

Again I thanks, I really appreciate your help.

.....and I didn't even have to open my mouth.


Yes it is definitely a marlo cut and as said before is taught as part of the sam the bellhop routine on the Bill Malone dvd.
It is my favourite tablefalse cut. It has a great flow to it, is very convincing and very easy to learn (it is really a timing issue more than one of sleights)