Do you guys know any DVDs that teaches good card cheating techniques like second dealing, bottom dealing, false shuffles and all that?
Card Cheating
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cheating at blackjack has all that and switchs deck stacking and much much more i learned a lot from it
I have Jeff Wesmiller's Weapons of the card shark 1 & 2. You learn almost everything you need. Second dealing, bottom dealing, false shuffles and cuts, stacking, deck switches, glimpses and everything... 
Actually there is a dvd. It's like $100 though.
http://www.magicproshop.com/expert-...esley-james-book-pdf-notes-wesley-p-9834.html
Darwin Ortiz is one of my favorite cardmen of all time. This may be of interest: http://www.penguinmagic.com/specialorderproduct.php?ID=10608
Check out the preview. Price: $29.36
Check out the preview. Price: $29.36
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Martin A Nash.
In my opinion one of the greatest card workers ever. His 3rd dealing and second bottom dealing is incredible, as is his centre dealing, and work with crimping and glimpses.
Check him out as he has a lot of DVDs and videos out there.
Martin A Nash.
In my opinion one of the greatest card workers ever. His 3rd dealing and second bottom dealing is incredible, as is his centre dealing, and work with crimping and glimpses.
Check him out as he has a lot of DVDs and videos out there.
Do NOT get this DVD it is only a half an hour long and it teaches you nothing. It mainly shows what is possible rather than teaching any of the moves. Some good names for card cheating techniques are Steve Forte and Richard Turner. Turner has an entire DVD series dedicated to different cheating areas including Bottom Dealing and Deck Stacking. If your into false deals you could also cheack out Marlo's "Seconds, Centers and Bottoms".
Although I don't own this particular DVD, I do have another video of Ortiz's and his teaching was phenomenal. He works as a consultant for big name casinos and was actually featured on an episode of America's Most Wanted (only he wasn't a criminal, of course) to demonstrate common card cheating techniques.
Just to give you a little background.