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Terry Holley Inner circle 1794 Posts 
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On Dec 30, 2019, mattH wrote: "Magical Mathematics" (Chapter 5) has a discussion on the Gilbreath Principle. You can use this link to use the Amazon "Look Inside" feature: https://www.amazon.com/Magical-Mathemati......91169772
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stevie c Regular user 177 Posts
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Woh, thanks for this recommendation Terry!! As well as cards, I'm a massive mathematics geek so this is just about the perfect book for me
 :) Was completely unaware it existed!!!
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Harry Lorayne V.I.P. New York City 8479 Posts
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Somewhere, decades ago, I published a strong poker routine based on the Gilbreath principle. I think. Someone might want to do the research.
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Steven Conner Inner circle 2517 Posts
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On Jan 10, 2020, Harry Lorayne wrote: Best of Friends, All Fair Poker TREND-SETTERS, a routine titled Straight Away Game Law," by Roy Walton MISH MOSH in H.Lorayne: BEST OF FRIENDS Vol.1 p. 314est Steve
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Harry Lorayne V.I.P. New York City 8479 Posts
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Thanks, Steve. I'd really forgotten all about those. And, of course, the newbies never knew them in the first place, 'cause they just don't know about the "good stuff"!
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stevie c Regular user 177 Posts
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On Jan 10, 2020, Harry Lorayne wrote: There's an old saying "..I've forgotten more than you'll ever know..". With regards to HL this is obviously very much the case!! An inspirational guy!! BW Steve |
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Nicolino Inner circle 2870 Posts
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On Dec 30, 2019, mattH wrote: Oh yes, there are some. My recommendations for you to start with are Arthur Mactier: "Card Concepts" and Reinhard Müller: "Gilbreath's Principles". These books are actually the good stuff, so to speak. You get a comprehensive insight how the principle works and what you can do with it.
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CartoucheNL New user Eindhoven, The Netherlands 35 Posts
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Is there anyone else beside me that replaced the riffle shuffle in Up The Ante with Lennart Green's Rosetta Shuffle? Especially with new cards a spectator might 'loose' the cards when doing a riffle shuffle and furthermore the Rosetta Shuffle (which can also be found on the Move Zero series from John Bannon) looks way more chaotic in my opinion.
On topic, in some of Simon Aronson's book he also uses and teaches the Gilbreath principle. The nice thing when reading Aronson is that he really delves deep into the theory. |
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