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I would also like to add: Expert Card Technique by Hugard and Braue Card Control by Arthur Buckley Gambling Scams by Darwin Ortiz The Art of Bottom Dealing by Gene Maze especially Gene Maze's book helped me a lot with my False Deals (in case you're looking into that).

I already said that I will pass on this one. I'm aware of the concept and played around with it but I was interested in what Jason brings new to the table. But no matter what, I'm allowed to express my opinion, right? Paying the same price for shipping is a reasonable concern that, judging from...

Very funny. I didn't say that I'm looking for instant gratification or anything. My problem is that I would pay just as much for shipping as I do for the product itself. Again, I have no problem paying the full price for a download only option (without the decks). And to the people that continue...

I would happily pay the full price for a download only option. The problem I have is with the shipping costs. Paying almost the same price for shipping is a little to much for me. I'm aware of the concept and would love to hear what Jason brings to the table but without a download only option I...

Unfortunately shipping costs are half the price of the video itself for me. I'd love to have a download only version as an alternative buying option. Yes!

1. Can you give us an update on the Steve Reynolds Zarrow DVD? 2. In your "At the Table Live Lecture" you mentioned/revealed a book project by one of your friends. Any updates on that (in case you can talk about it)? Thank you for taking the time!

Solid work. But since you labeled the video as "Card Cheating", you should include a proper strip + cut. Not the magician triple cut thing.

Should keep you busy for a couple years ;) If you want a DVD to learn moves from, then better go with Jason England's Foundation Series. Steve Forte's GPS is great but the moves aren't taught (only exposed). So I would keep that one for later.

8 postings, none of them longer than one sentence. Either contribute something valuable or troll somewhere else please.

Ok, I see. Do you have the Jason England Video about the Bottom Deal? I'd really advise to use a full deck. Otherwise you don't get used to the right pressures when holding the deck.

I'm not sure if I understand you right. Do you practice the deal with just a packet of 16 cards? What exactly do you mean by "your fingers hang"? Personally, I have my third and fourth finger pretty much on the lower corner, whereas my middle finger is at the opposite corner. This yields a...

My answer is based on how I do it (so keep that in mind as it is certainly not the only way to do it): I push the top card over at an angle (it pivots at the base of the left thumb). However, I push it over just slightly (about 0,5 cm). I do this because I take the card with the middle finger...

Discussions about technique are excluded from this rule? Otherwise you would have to delete quite a few topics from this forum.

My answer to your question got deleted due to "exposure" (lol). Check your Inbox.

I'm just being realistic. There are so many things that play into a decent false deal, that it's just silly to believe that you can get those down in one day of practice. Besides that, his comment was about "the look" of his deal. My point was that the rhythm is a far more important point than...

Remember, the rythm (not the size of the brief) is the key part for false deals. Sorry to say, but I doubt that you have a "decent" second deal after one day of practice.

Yes, mediocre. What is so "Unbelievable!!!!!!!" about two partial faro's?

Are you the guy in the video? Otherwise I don't quite understand why you keep "hyping" this mediocre performance.

I assume you mean: "The Art of Bottom Dealing" by Gene Maze. The book includes his Center Deal aswell, for those who are interested.

You can't get any more difficult than to study false deals imo. Try a full grip push off second deal for example.