Riffle pass
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It's not necessarily 'angle proof' because that left side. But the Riffle draws the attention away from what you're doing because it is distinctly audible and people SEE the riffle so they think you just riffled it when you do the pass. I used to use this pass ALL the time, i just made sure that throughout my routine i riffled the cards occasionally without doing the pass to set it in their mind that it's just a nuance i do with the cards. So when i actually did do the pass, they thought nothing of it. Best is when you leave the card face up in the deck and riffle pass it to the top, looks insane.
Its truly amazing. Chad's shown me this live over and over at the worst angle and it still blows my mind --Sry for being offtopic
Classic riffle pass's worst angle is direct right, whatever fast you do it, check in the mirror 
Unless you're talking at variations, some people worked around it, and they do riffle the deck, don't know if this comes under riffle passes you're talking about. Obviously I'm talking doing passes while they are looking down, no misdirection used.
Cheers,
Unless you're talking at variations, some people worked around it, and they do riffle the deck, don't know if this comes under riffle passes you're talking about. Obviously I'm talking doing passes while they are looking down, no misdirection used.
Cheers,
Ok, where can I learn this pass? I know in Royal Road they describe a "riffle pass" but it's just a classic pass with some riffling before and after. Is that seriously the riffle pass? Or am I missing something.
ya a riffle pass is just a class pass with the misdirection of a riffle. You can also replace riffling with dribbling which would be the dribble pass.