Pretty F-in good!

These young guys annoy the hell outta me!

Thanks Joey!!!

MMc

you're welcome

New Video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jg6pVGdZxu0
(very basic double duke)

Thanks to AMcD for his helpfull drills video

New Video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MU_NvOf-XkE
(Riffle stacking practise)

Hehehe. If my videos are of some help for people it's really great.

About your videos. Nicely done young man, now include the cut!

they are very helpful

New Video
Push off second

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHg2trxc7kA
(i changed the way I take the card a bit)

Both of you: great work, in my opinion!Thanks for sharing.

New video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAXOyAtslts
not a practise video
but I hope you enjoy it

Joey,
very nice

Nice video.

Now, you bypass the cut nicely. (It surely has to do with the displayed p. 32 of the booklet right in front of you ).

Good job young man!

Very good Joey ! Nice work as well sleight of hand as film editing (do you use sony vegas ?). Thanks for sharing.

thank you, and yes it has something to do with your booklet
But Im still not quite sure how I should bypass the cut when the person on my right cuts them, instead of cutting it myself
do you use the crimp and hope that he accidently cuts to it? or do you only use it with a partner?


thank you
Im using After Effects for colour correction and compositing and Sony Vegas for editing

What's so accidental about someone cutting to a crimp that would be located where they would naturally, usually cut the deck (since you observed them and positioned the crimp appropriately)?

There are magic tricks that rely on a spectator unknowingly cutting to a crimp. If some people are willing to risk humiliation when this doesn't work, I think we should be willing to face our stack not coming through with no one the wiser save ourselves.

Ok thanks , makes sense

Point is if you're looking for a sure thing when working single-o, you do what the Doc does and cold deck your way into a big score. Using stacking and a crimp is nowhere near as strong, but it can play more often. So I think it's more of a percentage play than a solid score. You've also got the whole culling thing which is above and beyond the stack and bypassing the cut. It's a lot of work, to be honest.

Bravo,nice work,
that white booklet, I think have read it

Thanks again for the insight splice
I think I had a wrong picture about how riffle stacking is actually used

I don't like one thing. After you stacked the cards at 0:27 you cut the deck. So you have the crimp on top of the stacked cards. Then you split the deck in too and only shuffle the cards to the upper half of the deck while you could shuffle some cards to the bottom also. I don't know if I'm clear mayb I'll make a video.

@900nm

Yes it's also possible to shuffle some cards to the bottom to make it look like better. But at that speed and with more cover (just a bit) no one would notice something wrong. I do that for years.

BTW, there is no crimp here. No breather either.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pA-d5Pmo4Vg&hd=1 here you go Joey.