Tabled Multiple Shift

[Ben Long]

I'm looking for a good multiple shift that happens on a table.

Any good ones I should look into?

 

[filth0013]

There is one taught in Card College 3.

Its basically the maneuver done in at the beginning of a Pull-through shuffle, and then you do some other crap to get the cards on top. Theres also one in By Forces Unseen, but i like the CC one more.

 

[Andy.Boss.Glass]

dude bfu is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy better, and its aesthicially better.

 

[ace18]

I believe Martin Nash has as tabled multiple shift.

 

[Jupiter]

Yes Martin Nash's Multiple Shift is very very convincing as well, and not overly difficult to do

 

[XxJamesxX]

This is funny: the one by Martin Nash can be found in * you guessed it-By Forces Unseen=]

 

[Retype.SW]

Martin Nash's one is in By Forces Unseen but the way the cards are squared are different, the underlying principle though, is the same. I must say I prefer the way Mr Nash does it, can't ask for a much fairer way!

 

[TeeDee]

Erdnase has what is essentially a tabled multiple shift under the heading "Ordinary Methods of Stocking, Locating and Securing", where he describes a technique in which cards are jogged and then controlled with a running cut.

 

[jazzhands1]

Secrets DRaun from Underground by Richard Kaufman.
It's kind of hard to find, but it has a bunch of great intermediate material including a tabled multiple shift.