Tres Pass: Fast answer if possible.
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It's ballsy and not for everyone, but I love it. You can't use it all the time but it can be very practical in the right circumstances. It's a bit knacky to not flash and or drop cards - but you'll have the mechanics down just from watching the explaination.
If you get it, practice it with someone to get the performing angles right.
If you get it, practice it with someone to get the performing angles right.
No ninja, just really petty.
***johnes: I'm southern. I pronounce it "git", so I like to type it "git".
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Oooh, burn! In all honestly, though, I'm glad you have such a firm grasp of the English language.
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Tres Pass is not a "real" pass in the sense that its conventions are not like those of the Classic or Hermann Pass, for example. As such, if one is looking for something along those lines, then this may not be it. At the end of the day, however, Tres Pass does essentially accomplish the same thing, and at the same time, is new, different, and - for me - quite fun to practice and use day in and day out.
Cheers,
JTM
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