Middle Deal... Help!

[RemyYeldrem]

Alright, so I've been doing gambling for about 3 years, now. And I decided to learn the middle deal recently, however, I really cannot begin to understand it from the description given it Expert Card Technique. Does anybody know of a good resource to learn from, I'm considering Finding The Center by Antonio Zuccaro. Any and all help is greatly appreciated.

 

[Gabriel Z.]

Jason England has his own 1 on 1 you may want to give that a try.

 

[WitchDocIsIn]

A middle deal is basically a bottom deal, but higher up.

 

[Jason England]

The opinion of many modern experts is that Hugard didn't have an actual method for the center deal, so he made one up for the book. An unworkable one, it seems. Starting with Martin Nash's work on Jim Cooper's center deal is a good place to begin.

Jason

 

[RemyYeldrem]

A middle deal is basically a bottom deal, but higher up.

Got to agree with that one.

 

[Jason England]

The two moves are certainly very similar. Although I think the center deal is initially tougher to learn, when they're both mastered I actually think the bottom deal remains the more difficult move. In other words, although I do both well, I think my center deal looks better than my bottom deal when they're both at their best.

Jason

 

[ChrisJGJ]

The two moves are certainly very similar. Although I think the center deal is initially tougher to learn, when they're both mastered I actually think the bottom deal remains the more difficult move. In other words, although I do both well, I think my center deal looks better than my bottom deal when they're both at their best.

Jason

Your middle and bottom deal probably look better than my regular deal.