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Tony Giorgio's dvd is awsome. the whole dvd is awsome. You want to learn mucking his dvd is a must. He is one of the best IMO. Kind regards, Mike

This is good to hear. Now this rumor can be put to bed. I think there should be a sticky on USPCC updates from you guys. There have been a few threads already on this and prob more in the future. Just a thought. Kind regards, Mike

Hey. Happy Bday to you. Hope you have a great one and enjoy it. Kind regards Mike

Tallys have been a question for awhile due to a thread on the Cafe fourm and inconsistent statements. Reps from USPCC are saying it will be discontinued, then its not, then it switched to only the circle backs being discontinued since they are not as popular as the fan backs, and then back to...

Its cool. I have 8 tats myself. Me personally i just dont like the location. I like to cover my tats with ease, wearing a long sleeve shirt in hot weather is not my idea of fun. I hope you though long and hard about this tat. I planned mines very carefully and got ones that has real...

Practice. It takes a feel that is achieved through trial and error. Sometimes its the fault of the cards and/or the handler. Marlo in RCT discusses on how to calculate your faros when discrepancies happen by using simple math on Pg 178, if you choose not to restart the weave. The table...

Thanks a bunch!!!

ahhhh ok. yes its suppose to look as close to a table riffle shuffle as possible. Kind Regards, Mike

Been trying to perfrom in the new bar we opened up in NYC but with the circus going on here I really cant like at the old place. I dont even have time to practice like I want because Im burnt out. I cant imagine when I start school again

Without giving too much detail your thumbs really dont matter where they are placed. There are a bunch of ways to faro it aint even funny. I could place my thumbs any where and still achieve the faro, the way I learned the thumbs are more of a guide. I usually have my thumbs at mid deck...

yes it does play a factor and then it dosent. The more jacked up the cards the more difficult it becomes and the more discrepancies you can get in your weave. It also falls on the handler if they are not using proper techniques to achieve the weave. Cards that are sticky and/or with damaged...

I have a few decks of Cartamundi that I bought from an ebay dealer. Let me tell you somthing they are good cards. They are plastic coated too for those who like that. Only thing is the back design is ok. Not really that great

congrats bro. I got down the table faro about a month ago so I know your excitement. kind regards Mike

I have to pick some of these up. If I remember correctly everything was hand drawn which makes it unique compared to others. Traditional cut, bike stock. Very interesting

I second that. His best of the bottoms dvd is 2 disc. I got mines directly from Richard and signed.

the flash comes from the push out action of the bottom card. Reducing the amout of flash comes with a great deal of practice and time. What makes a good bottom deal IMO is keeping all your deals looking the same (top, seconds, bottoms) meaning your grip and take. Tempo is really...

I usually give some crack pot excuse like. 1 on 1 sessions with Gambit, Willow and the ewoks, made a wish with the Wishmaster or what ever crazy thing I can come up with. Thats with strangers With personal performances like to friends. If they show some real interest I will tell them...

Cards that stopped print: Arrcos Steamboats Ramblers: Maybe. the gilt edges is a time consuming process Aladdins: not sure Squeezers Thats all I can remember right now

"traditional cut" cards starts at the card face and punches through to the back. As a result, a sharp edge is created on the backside of each card and a rounded edge, which facilitates easier card shuffling, is formed on the card's face. ex: table faros and one handed shuffles...

I wasnt complaining Praetoritevong, but somtimes I do lol. I was just making a point. There are the exceptions like Australia and others where its like that thats why I was asking where the poster was from so I can have and Idea why they were so much. What cards are usually available to...