False In The Hands Riffle

[Dima]

Can someone list a couple of false in-the-hands riffle shuffles.

I'm not sure if there are a lot of these or a handful but i know of:

The Real Green shuffle
The other one Lennart uses (false angle?)
One taught by Oz Pearlman in Emerge Triumphant

Any others?

 

[Cadillac6595]

Karl Hein's "Heinstein Shuffle"

 

[winterline]

Ben Earl has a really good in the hands shuffle on Past Midnight. there is also a false faro shuffle as well, both are brilliant.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FWr5fCoZ7U8

 

[bicycle5]

Benjamin Earl has a great false riffle shuffle in his 3 set dvd call past midnight which can be purchase Here It is in disc 2 gambling. The shuffle is known as the grey shuffle. I highly recommend that you buy the set. There are a lot of amazing effects on the set. Plus his stoke change is awesome.
Cheers
Andrew

 

[Dima]

Thanks everyone, i've actually been looking into getting Past Midnight as ive heard a lot of good stuff about it. Pretty expensive though.

 

[meauxfeaux]

I highly recommend Eric Anderson's "Shufflesque" from his and David Harkey's book "AH-HA". It's been my staple in-the-hands riffle shuffle for the past decade.

 

[DavidMisner]

Benjamin Earl's Grey Shuffle is extremely deceptive when performed smoothly and quickly, but it's so hard. If you want to put a lot of practice into it, then by all means pick up Past Midnight, it is an excellent set. If you are looking for something a bit easier, try playing around with the Zarrow Shuffle. It's pretty much false, and can be with a small move. Also, I easily adapted it for in the hands, so give it a try.

David

 

[copperfield 14]

Buy past midnight from penguin. Dan and dave sell it for too much.

 

[praetoritevong]

As David said - Past Midnight is great, but the word is it's definitely on the hard side.

 

[D ICE R]

Past midnight is not too hard. I personally found it a little easier than most of the effects of on trilogy.

 

[Chr!s]

Harry Lorayne's 'riffle diffle' is very deceptive, and quite simple. It relies more on Rhythm than a difficult sleight.

I learned it from Harry's column in Genii about a year ago, perhaps.

CL

 

[DLeerium]

Is Carl Hein's Heinstein Shuffle the same as the one in Past Midnight?

 

[Chr!s]

No, it's not. I'd say that the grey shuffle (past midnight) would generally be considered easier in handling than the heinstein.

CL

 

[meauxfeaux]

Again, I'd say check out Eric's. You'll have it down with a modicum of practice. Easy to do, sure-fire, in-the-hands riffle with bridge.

 

[Chr!s]

Eric's looks very good when performed well, but I REALLY struggle with the strip-out for the cut, y'know (trying to be suitably vague). If you have any tips, I'd love to hear 'em!

Drop me a PM, maybe.

Thanks dudes!

CL

 

[Dima]

I really like the look of the third psychological disc on Past Midnight, some nice effects it seems.

The Heinstein shuffle needs a lot of practice and seems awkward at first. Thats what ive heard anyway.

 

[brklynmutt]

Guy Hollingworth has one that I love on his routines dvd. He uses it followed by a table cut but I use it with a single undercut looks pretty good and easy