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Kimura Special user 519 Posts 
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The second printing is happening!
https://www.gamblingsleightofhand.com/ For those who already received your copies, what are you working on? Or, what sections are you reading? So far I've been playing with some of the strip cut concepts, the "natural break" on the top stock control, and the table break-off (my favorite of the mucks I've seen on video). I plan on finally reading the Erdnase chapter tomorrow, to see what the fuss is about. How bout you? |
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5ggg New user 90 Posts
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Trying not to skip around, but I have checked on certain things I have always wondered about-the tabled break off for instance. I also love his push-trough motion, noe of the tell tale signs of it, no odd out with the elbows thing.
Im with you on the erdnase thing, I am going to read it tonight as well. The riffle stacking and deals are wayyy down the road for me... curious, what autographed card did everyone get? (and why did they delete the thread...?) |
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camron Regular user 157 Posts
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I read the introduction and now it's a free for fall, for me... whatever comes to mind, I just skip to it...
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The Dowser Special user Canada 761 Posts
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The erdnase chapter is a long read. One night may not be enough depending on your level of commitment.
There is a lot there to digest. I've been going over it for the last three days. |
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Paul H Inner circle UK South Coast 1136 Posts
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I am also trying to read the volumes in as linear way as possible. I am practicing an ace cutting routine from the stunts section, just couldn’t resist and it is fantastic. When Jason England talked about the Volumes taking years of study, I felt very skeptical. I’m now on the second ‘false deals’ chapter of Volume one and I’ve already stalled on page 64 trying to take in and practice the ideas up to this point. I think if done thoroughly it actually will take years to properly master
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rnaviaux Loyal user 288 Posts
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Have been going through it, in order, with cards in hand. (Noting sections that I will be coming back to for more work.) Pretty much every page has a significant revelation. Sometimes areas I had wondered about, sometimes things I never dreamed were an issue.
Just made it to the push through section. (My favorite shuffle.) I'm embarrassed to say I never did study Erdnase much. Besides reading Ortiz's work on the subject I have always learned the technique necessary to do a new routine that caught my eye. And ignored most of everything else. As a result the section on Erdanse in Mr. Forte's new book hasn't been a selling point for me. But I gotta admit I'm starting to get curious what all the hub-bub is about. |
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Kimura Special user 519 Posts
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On Mar 2, 2020, rnaviaux wrote: This was the biggest surprise to me so far. I think a lot of the things regarding strip cuts and shuffles were a revelation to me, I wasn't expecting to change my handling at such fundamental level. I've given up on reading in order. I'm still doing so, and have my bookmark in the first book. I'm also just getting to the full deck section. However, I keep getting distracted and end up somewhere else. So, I'm using the two bookmark method for now, lol |
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Paul H Inner circle UK South Coast 1136 Posts
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I've given up on reading in order. I'm still doing so, and have my bookmark in the first book. I am also just getting to the full deck section. However, I keep getting distracted and end up somewhere else. So, I'm using the two bookmark method for now, lol [/quote]
I completely with you on this Kimura. I am so tempted press on and dip in and out of the pages and chapters but I am staying strong......just |
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Marlin1894 Special user 559 Posts
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I saw some posts regarding a subreddit on the books but I can't find them now. Did that ever happen, and if so how can a body find it?
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shahin New user Germany 92 Posts
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@Marlin
It is mentioned in the "what happened to the forte thread" thread https://www.reddit.com/r/forteyears |
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Marlin1894 Special user 559 Posts
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Thanks shahin.
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Bret Maverick Regular user U.S.A. 185 Posts
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On Mar 3, 2020, Paul H wrote: With regard to whether readers will read from cover-to-cover or jump around, here's what Steve wrote under the title "Experienced Cardmen" on page 1050 (Volume Two): “Experienced cardmen – if they’re like me – will probably bounce around from move to move and stunt to stunt before settling down and reading the books from beginning to end, assuming they find the research interesting.”
"If all a man can count on is finally pushing up the grass, when I do I'll lay you odds that grass is mine!" - Theme Song For The T.V. Series BRET MAVERICK, by Ed Bruce
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Fove52 New user 25 Posts
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Hi all, I am trying to collect some valuable material on gambling sleight of hand, I be open to suggestions on where to learn.
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tommy Eternal Order Devil's Island 15717 Posts
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Arnold's facebook club.
If there is a single truth about Magic, it is that nothing on earth so efficiently evades it.
Tommy |
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5ggg New user 90 Posts
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...you are in that Tommy? I guess I’ve missed that
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5ggg New user 90 Posts
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On Mar 9, 2020, Fove52 wrote: This thread you are in is talking about a book that sounds right up your alley. And it’s certainly valuable 
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Fove52 New user 25 Posts
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Oh, I thought it wasn't about Steve forte's book, but the actual topic, my bad!
His new book might be out of my price range though. |
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tommy Eternal Order Devil's Island 15717 Posts
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If there is a single truth about Magic, it is that nothing on earth so efficiently evades it.
Tommy |
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Kimura Special user 519 Posts
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On Mar 9, 2020, Fove52 wrote: Jason England's Foundation dvds/downloads are a bit more available, financially speaking. Same for Sal Piacente. |
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Fove52 New user 25 Posts
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I just checked out Jason England's DVD's. I've looked into his work before, but every time I see him do a move it's pure perfection. Anyway, thanks for the info.
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