One handed shuffle - Does it reck your deck?
- Thread starter Shawty
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No, they bend them but you just riffle shuffle and reverse one handed shuffle thhem and they go back to normal, just do stuff to bend them back.
That is a common misconception. If you're doing these moves right, the life span of your deck shouldn't be affected.
-Daren, The Virts
Your cards should never be bending as much as Lepaul Spread, other wise you have some serious issues with just doing a one-handed shuffle, probably grasping the cards too much just to accomplish the waterfall. I've been doing one-handed shuffles awhile now there is no reason for decks to be "dying" so to speak. EASE UP! Remember the mechanics of doing a two-handed riffle shuffle. The waterfall(bridge) does not take much force to get going. It's all about finesse.
I beg to differ. It's more like torture on the deck you use to learn the le paul spread for the first time. Not healthy at all lol.
Agreed with Trash.
It really is one of the better flourishes you can use to break in a deck that doesn't actually involve much bending.
A light pressure is enough to get the waterfall finish going.
It really is one of the better flourishes you can use to break in a deck that doesn't actually involve much bending.
A light pressure is enough to get the waterfall finish going.
