Hi, guys!
I was talking to a friend yesterday about card table artifice, and we got on a very interesting topic(at least to us), so I decided to see what you have to say about it. When you take a look at those "cheating at poker" dvds, in each and every dvd, you will learn at least 5 or 6 shifts. The classic pass, herman pass and herman pass variations are great, but there is a problem. There are also shifts like the ping pong shift, table spin pass, the delay shift and tons of other shifts that could get you shot at the card table. My mentor, who is a real working mechanic, he dismisses moves like these and doesn't bother to practice them at all. On the other side, I do, but just because of the art. How do you feel about such moves, and do you bother to learn or master them? If yes, why?
- I hope this will be an interesting thread.
I was talking to a friend yesterday about card table artifice, and we got on a very interesting topic(at least to us), so I decided to see what you have to say about it. When you take a look at those "cheating at poker" dvds, in each and every dvd, you will learn at least 5 or 6 shifts. The classic pass, herman pass and herman pass variations are great, but there is a problem. There are also shifts like the ping pong shift, table spin pass, the delay shift and tons of other shifts that could get you shot at the card table. My mentor, who is a real working mechanic, he dismisses moves like these and doesn't bother to practice them at all. On the other side, I do, but just because of the art. How do you feel about such moves, and do you bother to learn or master them? If yes, why?
- I hope this will be an interesting thread.