False Deal DVD's or Books

Randy · Jan 20, 2009

IE: Bottom, 2nd and center deals.

I know Ben Earl briefly goes over the bottom deal and I know that Card College does too (which is where I am currently learning em from.) But are there any other sources for these besides Erdnase and Marlo's Revolutionary card technique.

magicdavid · Jan 20, 2009

Steve Forte GPS series.....amazing stuff.

praetoritevong · Jan 20, 2009

Card Control by Arthur Buckley has one of the best descriptions of second deals in print, as well as going over bottoms.

tally-ho · Jan 20, 2009

praetoritevong said:
Card Control by Arthur Buckley has one of the best descriptions of second deals in print, as well as going over bottoms.

so true. get it if you do not have it already

mini magician · Jan 20, 2009

Richard Turner, Arthur Buckley, Steve Forte, and Erdnase are all people to look up when looking at false deals even Ortiz i believe and of course Jason England.

Jupiter · Jan 21, 2009

Martin Nash is the man you need. He is the first person I ever saw do a second deal and to this day it's probably the best. He's like 70 now so he has ALOT of experience

TeeDee · Jan 21, 2009

Allen Ackerman goes over a lot of deals on Advanced Card Control Volume 2. It's basically a lot of the material from Marlo's Seconds, Centers and Bottoms, plus a couple of ideas from Mr Ackerman himself.

Gene Maze and the Art of Bottom Dealing is a brilliant book that I only managed to get hold of recently. It's still available from some online retailers, and it comes up every now and then on eBay. Despite the title, it includes centre deals as well as bottoms.

The one I'm really looking forward to getting hold of is The Magic of Fred Robinson by Peter Duffie. A lot of people have said that Fred Robinson was the best false dealer, and his techniques are taught for the first time in this book.

Mr.Texas · Jan 21, 2009

GPS, Expert at the Card Table, Card Magic of Le Paul, Marlo stuff, Gambling Moves With Cards by Simon Lovell (DVD).. Unreal Work from Paul Wilson and Jason England. Anything from Martin Nash.

There are many other sources as well.