2,158 entries in Cards / Sleights / Shuffles (non-riffle)
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Of cards, with good cautions how to avoid cousenage therein: speciall rules to conveie and handle the cards, and the maner and order how to accomplish all difficult and strange things wrought with cards injog or outjog shuffle to preserve stock, first or fourth finger controls stock, also with a few cover cards
Related to 1584 188
Shuffling of Cards so as to always keep one cartain Card at the Bottom overhand shuffling, see Scot
Related to 1784 68
2ème faux melange packets pushed together (over each other) in the hands
Also published here 1786 102
To make a "False Shuffle" - First Method small top stock
1876 23
To make a "False Shuffle" - Second Method slip shuffle
1876 23
To make a "False Shuffle" - Third Method Charlier type shuffle with optical bluff placement to top
1876 24
To make a "False Shuffle" - Fourth Method fans pushed into each other and stripped out again (Zarrowesque concept)
Also published here 1876 25
False Shuffles - First Method small top stock
1889 26
False Shuffles - Third Method top stock retained, repeat center cuts
1889 27
False Shuffles - Fourth Method Charlier type shuffle with optical bluff placement to top
1889 27
False Shuffles - Sixth Method fans pushed into each other and stripped out again (Zarrowesque concept)
1889 28
Charlier False Shuffles - Seventh Method uncredited
1889 28
Charlier To make a "False Shuffle" - Eighth Method Charlier Shuffle
1890 14
To make a "False Shuffle" - Ninth Method top packet inserted in middle diagonally and stripped out again
Related to 1890 15
I. Methode for single card
Also published here 1896 20
II. Methode greek shuffle
Also published here 1896 20
III. Methode confusing description
Also published here 1896 21
Rouge et Noir card riffled through are all red, then all black, small incomplete faro condition for impromptu svengali deck principle
1896 69
Das mathematische Mischen deck shuffled by a (real) controlled Charlier Shuffle type procedure, with tables how the order changes, 32 or 52 cards
1896 113
Das mathematische Mischen - 1. first application, ten cards shuffled, yet they stay in order, using shuffle that recycles after seven executions
1896 119
Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster On Memorized Deck & Applying Controlled Shuffle using the controlled shuffle to set-up for "Die künstliche Reihenfolge"
Related to 1896 120
Das falsche Mischen - Die französische Methode "Die Kartenschule von Carl Willmann"
Charlier type shuffle to control only one card
Jan. 1896
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 2 No. 1)
2
Die italienische Methode "Die Kartenschule von Carl Willmann"
false fan shuffle
Jan. 1896
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 2 No. 1)
2
Das teilweise Mischen eines Spieles "Die Kartenschule von Carl Willmann"
bottom stock preserved, a bit crude
July 1896
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 2 No. 7)
98
Das fächerartige Mischen "Die Kartenschule von Carl Willmann"
fan shuffle, false
Sep. 1896
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 2 No. 9)
131
Greek Shuffle kind of fake side-faro shuffle
Jan. 1896
Der Zauberspiegel (Vol. 1 No. 5)
68
I. Methode for single card
Also published here May 1896
Der Zauberspiegel (Vol. 1 No. 9)
130
II. Methode greek shuffle
Also published here May 1896
Der Zauberspiegel (Vol. 1 No. 9)
130
III. Methode confusing description
Also published here May 1896
Der Zauberspiegel (Vol. 1 No. 9)
130
Charlier Shuffling the Entire Pack Charlier Shuffle
1897 46
For One Card controlling top card or bottom and top card
1897 46
S. W. Erdnase Possibilities of the "Blind"
Related to 1902 21
S. W. Erdnase Erdnase System of Blind Shuffles - Position for Shuffle
Related to 1902 28
S. W. Erdnase Blind Shuffles - I. To Retain Top Stock
Related to 1902 29
S. W. Erdnase II. To Retain Top Stock and Shuffle Whole Deck
Related to 1902 31
S. W. Erdnase III. To Retain Bottom Stock and Shuffle Whole Deck
Related to 1902 32
Stock Shuffle milk build, drawing only from the bottom without top card cover, also for more hands at once
Related toVariations 1902 65
S. W. Erdnase Erdnase System of Stock Shuffling
  • Two-Card Stock
  • Three-Card Stock
  • Four-Card Stock
  • Five-Card Stock
  • Twelve-Card Stock--For Draw Poker
  • Euchre Stock--Four-Handed Game-1
  • Euchre Stock--Four-Hande Game-2
Inspired byRelated toVariations 1902 68
S. W. Erdnase The Erdnase System of Cull Shuffling
  • To Cull Two Cards
  • To Cull Three Cards
  • To Cull Four Cards
  • To Cull Nine Cards
Related toVariations 1902 78
Blind Shuffles, Retaining Entire Order. - First Method
Related toVariations 1902 159
Fourth Method "Blind Shuffles, Retaining Entire Order."
Greek Shuffle
Related to 1902 164
Charlier Fifth Method "Blind Shuffles, Retaining Entire Order."
1902 165
Henri De Manche To Make a False Shuffle back and front throw, lift shuffle, three handlings
  • First Method of False Shuffle (top half)
  • Second Method False Shuffle (top and bottom stock)
  • Third Method False Shuffle (full deck)
Related toAlso published here 1902 51
A. J. Ueber künstliches Mischen slow shuffling method that re-organizes the cards, working backwards, with tables for different numbers of cards that show how the cards change positions with each shuffle, see p. 166
Related to Nov. 1904
Die Zauberwelt (Vol. 10 No. 11)
164
Henri De Manche To Make a False Shuffle lift shuffle handling
  • First Method of False Shuffle (top stock)
  • Second Method of False Shuffle (top and bottom stock)
  • Third Method of False Shuffle (full deck)
Also published here 1904 35
The Fan and Ruffle Fan Shuffle (false)
1909 26
Jog Shuffle brief
1909 41
Overhand "Haymow" Control with break
1909 130
Charles T. Jordan Red/Black Shuffle running single cards in the center
1919/1920 27
Charles T. Jordan Perfect Riffle Shuffle without details, four shuffles for sixteen cards to recycle, "Mr. Downs, however, can handle a full pack of 52 cards with the degree of dexterity necessary to restore its original order."
1919/1920 32
Charles T. Jordan Recycling by Dealing dealing deck in seven piles, then six, then eight, then seven piles restores order
1921
The Four Full Hands (Issue Four Full Hands of Card Tricks)
21
Charlier The Charlier Shuffle
1927 46
The Overhand Shuffle Teaches real and two false versions
1927 47
Jack Merlin Outjog Pass jog shuffle and cut, haymow shuffle
1927/28 5
S. W. Erdnase Erdnase System of Stock Shuffling four cards, four players
1927/28 3
Jack Merlin Stacking Formula as Patter
Related to 1927/28 3
Jack Merlin A Bottom Run Up milk build
1927/28 11
Jack Merlin False Shuffle Using Outjog and Haymow Shuffle haymow shuffle
1927/28 12
Jack Merlin False Shuffle outjog, top stock
1927/28 12
Lift Shuffle brief, as top stock false shuffle
Related to 1928 2
Dovetail Faro Shuffle brief
1930 38
Laurie Ireland An Indetectable False Shuffle
1931 29
Graham Adams To Shuffle the Whole Pack Without Disturbing the Order of the Cards Hunter type shuffle without necessity to count the center run
1931 6
Graham Adams A New Method of Stock Shuffle altered finger position, see also photographs starting on p. 45
Inspired by 1931 7
Graham Adams Five Card Stock Leaving the Cards at Any Desired Numbers not necessarily for a poker deal
Inspired by 1931 7
Graham Adams Six Card Stock for Any Number of Players
Inspired by 1931 9
Graham Adams Seven Card Stock for Any Number of Players
Variations 1931 9
Graham Adams Cull Shuffling
Inspired by 1931 10
Graham Adams The Slip Shuffle card from center brought to bottom in one overhand shuffle, see also photographs starting on p. 39
1931 16
Graham Adams "Faro Dealers" Shuffle only a photo illustration, "as described in Sharps and Flats, p. 204"
1931 49
Ralph W. Hull Optical Shuffle to front and back, as control of card to third position
Related to 1932 4
Ralph W. Hull (6) Topsy-Turvy Climax slop shuffle triumph with preliminary phase in which cards are really shuffled face-up/face-down
1932 12
A False Shuffle Charlier shuffle
1932 18
S. W. Erdnase, Victor Farelli The "Strip" Cut Shuffle Substitute
1933 35
Victor Farelli Should Cards be Shuffled?
1933 43
The Roumanian "Fan" Shuffle
1933 44
Victor Farelli The "Strip Cut" False Shuffle
1933 49
The "Milking" Shuffle "Setting" the Pack
1933 49
A Substitute for False Shuffling kind of cuts from overhand shuffle position
1933 51
The Hindu Shuffle or Running Cut
1933 2
The Hindu Shuffle as a Substitute for the Pass one or multiple card control
1933 3
Distribution Shuffle distributing four reversed cards
1933 27
Ralph W. Hull The Optical Shuffle "A Perfect Substitute for the Pass"
back and front throws, also as card control
Related to 1933 2
Tommy Tucker The Four Aces overhand shuffle stacking of four Aces
1933 20
William Larsen False Shuffle for Complete Pack two singe-card runs from top
Related to 1933 4
William Larsen False Shuffle two single runs
  • Improvement
Related to 1933 28
Charles T. Jordan Red-Black Shuffle riffle and overhand
1933 38
G. W. Hunter Hunter False Shuffle
1934 61
Weaving the Cards
1934 72
Hindu Shuffle Display
1935 17
The Break and Overhand Shuffle No. 1 of "Substitutes for the Pass"
1935 91
The Best Overhand False Shuffle
1936 143
Reverse Faro
1937 85
Overhand Shuffle Run-up
1937 369
Frank Lane Poker Set Up
VariationsAlso published here 1937 371
The Overhand Shuffle jog shuffle, running single cards
1937 377
To retain the whole deck in order
1937 380
Dai Vernon Up and Down selections end up at predicted positions, anti-faro trick
Related to Nov. 1937
The Jinx (Issue 38)
255
Dai Vernon Anti-Faro in the Hands
Nov. 1937
The Jinx (Issue 38)
255
Albert Verity Sighting the Top Cards while doing sort of an overhand shuffle
1937 10
Albert Verity A Substitute for the "In-Jog." overhand shuffle, variation on the jog-shuffle, "top-jog"/side-jog, pressure
1937 11
Butt Shuffle brief, no details
1938 17
Fan Shuffle as false shuffle
1938 25
The Shuffle Location jog-shuffle
1938 41
Dai Vernon Overhand Shuffle Positioning of Four Cards context (OOSOOM setting?)
1938 164
To Keep Certain Cards in View overhand and basic riffle shuffle methods for:
  • 1. The bottom card
  • 2. The top card
  • 3a. A number of cards (jog shuffle)
  • 3b. A number of cards (lift shuffle)
1938 165
G. W. Hunter To Retain the Whole Pack in a Certain Order: 1a. By means of the overhand shuffle
Variations 1938 167
1b. By means of the overhand shuffle
1938 167
Charlier 3. The Hay-mow or Charlier false shuffle
1938 171
4. The weave or Greek shuffle
1938 171
7. Red and black location featuring Jordan's false shuffle, Telltale Color glimpse of odd-backed card
1938 174
The Hindu Shuffle genuine shuffle and as single/multiple card control
1938 187
The Optical Shuffle back-and-forth false shuffle applied to card control
1938 189
"Butting" or Interweaving the Cards
1938 220
Martin Gardner Red/Black Overhand Shuffle
1938
The Jinx (Issue Winter Extra 1937/38)
274
Charles T. Jordan, Laurie Ireland Red/Black Overhand Shuffle
1938
The Jinx (Issue Winter Extra 1937/38)
275
Theodore Annemann, Light on the Hindu Shuffle control to top
May 1939
The Jinx (Issue 56)
398
Theodore Annemann The Consecutive Hindu Shuffle multiple control in one hindu shuffle
May 1939
The Jinx (Issue 56)
399
Theodore Annemann The Hindu Force dropping from bottom of right hand to left hand packet
May 1939
The Jinx (Issue 56)
399
Theodore Annemann The Simplex Hindu Location simple, key card placement
May 1939
The Jinx (Issue 56)
399
Hindu Shuffle Display
Oct. 1939
The Jinx (Issue 61)
438
Purvis W. Miller The Barnyard Shuffle cull-stack combination, face-up shuffle
Variations 1939 23
Charlie Miller Perfect Riffle Shuffle two methods
Related toVariations 1940 65
Hindu Shuffle Variation to control a card
1940 69
False Shuffle Retaining Top Stock
Related to 1940 69
Jean Hugard A System of Stock Shuffling for two, three, four, five cards
1940 73
Separating the Colors slop shuffle
Related to 1940 115
Bottom to Top to shuffle block to top, paragraph 4
1940 130
The Perfect Faro Shuffle
1940 143
Fred Black The Shuffle faro tables
Related to 1940 145
Fred Black The Endless Belts
Related to 1940 147
Fred Black Chart of Seventeen
Related toVariations 1940 147
Perfect Shuffle Stock using faro for alternating set-ups
1940 149
Frederick Braue Braue Poker Deal see also following routines
Variations 1940 149
The Eighteenth Card using 18-35-faro-principle with honest shuffle, risky
1940 150
Shuffling the Cards half deck
1940 196
The Spectator Shuffle retaining half deck, spectator helps shuffling
1940 196
Cull Shuffle for three cards
1940 215
Cull Shuffle - Second Method footnote
1940 216
Break Transfer from pinky to overhand shuffle position
1940 348
Charlier The Charlier Shuffle
1940 412
Kent Arthur "Never Idle" Cards slop shuffle Triumph with twelve card packet
Feb. 1940
The Jinx (Issue 81)
526
S. W. Erdnase Erdnase In-Jog Shuffle top stock control, also as control of one selection
1940 3
Martin Gardner Improved Topsy-Turvy Deck up to three selections, with slop shuffle followed by a riffle shuffle
Related to 1940 4
John Snyder Reversed Hindu Shuffle "shown to my by John Snyder", cards controlled to bottom, dragged by friction of fourth finger
1940 4
Klondyke Shuffle milk shuffle
1941 30
Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue The Hugard-Braue Strip Shuffle controlling cards to bottom in stripper deck
1941 4
Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue Hugard-Braue False Strip Shuffle fake hindu shuffle, only cut
1941 8
The Stripper Jog Control controlling reversed card in stripper deck
1941 9
Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue The Slop Reverse
1941 14
Milk Build Stack
1941 13
Hindu Shuffle as all alike display
1941/27 209
G. W. Hunter The G.W. Hunter Shuffle
1941/27 254
The Wiggle-Woggle Shuffle simple
1941/27 254
Shuffle to Control "Top" Card running it singly
1941/27 256
Shuffle to Control "Bottom" Card milk
1941/27 257
Shuffle to Control "Top" and "Bottom" Cards
1941/27 257
Edward Marlo Marlo's Lessinout System of Cull and Stock Shuffles without injogs or outjogs
  • Lessinout Cull
  • Lessinout Stack
VariationsAlso published here 1942 14
Jean Hugard Introduction comments on overhand shuffling
1942 2
The Overhand Shuffle
  • The Grip
  • The Shuffle
  • Protruding Cards
  • Forming a Break
  • Shuffling to the Break
  • Dropping a Packet
  • Determining Intervals
  • Culling, Stocking
1942 3
Frederick Braue The Stock Shuffle I. To Place One Card in Position to Fall to the Dealer in a Five-Handed Game
II. To Stock Two Cards to Fall to the Dealer in a Five-Handed Game
III. To Stock Three Cards to Fall to the Dealer in a Five-Handed Game
VariationsAlso published here 1942 5
Frederick Braue The Odd-Number Stock Shuffle
  • Two-Card Odd-Number Stock
  • Three-Card Odd-Number Stock
1942 12
Frederick Braue The Cull Shuffle
  • Two-Card Cull Shuffle
  • Three-Card Cull Shuffle
1942 16
Frederick Braue The Cull-Stock Shuffle
  • To Cull-Stock One Card
  • To Cull-Stock Two Cards
  • Three Card Cull-Stock Shuffle
1942 21
Dai Vernon Up and Down selections end up at predicted positions, anti-faro trick
1943 8
Martin Gardner Red/Black Overhand Shuffle
1943 69
Jack Hecht Over-Hand False Count using lift shuffle
1943/27 209
Warren Wiersbe The Hindu "Slop Shuffle"
1944 12
The Brain Guys, Charles T. Jordan Brain Guys & Jordan (Double Prediction) two cards remembered from twenty, in the hands antifaro, prediction of places
Mar. 1944
The Phoenix (Issue 56)
229
James G. Thompson Jr. One Way to One-Way using slop shuffle for orientating a borrowed deck which has a one-way feature
May 1944
The Phoenix (Issue 60)
244
Red-Black Overhand Shuffle
May 1944
The Phoenix (Issue 60)
245
Phil Thomas Neat Slop Shuffle different handling for the slop shuffle triumph
Related to May 1944
The Phoenix (Issue 60)
246
Jean Hugard The Overhand Shuffle
  • 1. Retain control of the top card
  • 2. To keep the bottom card in that position
  • 3. To retain the top and bottom card in position
  • 4. To run cards
  • 5. To jog a card
  • 6. To control a chosen card which has been replaced in the pack
Related to Sep. 1944 68
Gaston "Gasbor" Borgeaud Un faux mélange lift shuffle with three packets
1944
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 6 No. 2)
12
Edward Marlo Marlo's False Shuffle and Cut
1945 5
The Milk Build Shuffle
1945 135
John Hamilton Super Slop Shuffle two phases, separating into odd and even, all odd in one direction and evens in the other after real face-up/face-down shuffle, then triumph effect, see Back Room #90 for Ed Marlo ideas
Related to July 1945
The Phoenix (Issue 87)
354
Edward Marlo One-Way Sorting with Slop Shuffle
Related to Aug. 1945
The Phoenix (Issue 90)
367
Jean Hugard More Card Magic (Continued) brief introduction on stacks
  • The Eighth Overhand Shuffle
Related to Jan. 1945 94
Don Medley 2. The Sloppy Shuffle
Sep. 1945 150
Bert Feinson The B. F. Card Control lift shuffle in which only the selection is picked up
Oct. 1945 160
Arthur H. Buckley Hindu Shift transferring a card from top to bottom while hindu shuffling
1946 19
The Break Shuffle
1946 46
Running Up Two Hands double duke stack with milk build
1946 111
Sid Lorraine, Arthur H. Buckley Slop Shuffle
1946 196
Bob Taylor Combination Cull and Stock Shuffle
1946 14
Warren Wiersbe Stack Shuffle for Blindfold Poker Deal
1946 8
Warren Wiersbe Stacking the Deck poker & dealing routine to secretly get into Si Stebbins
1946 22
Bottoms to Top to shuffle two cards on top, thumb break
Feb. 1946
The Phoenix (Issue 100)
406
Roger Barkann Follow the Leaders routine with red/black effects
  • prediction of red / black relationship (Phoenix No. 1)
  • Out of this World (not explained)
  • Follow the Leader (not explained)
  • Slop Shuffle Color Separation
Related to Mar. 1946
The Phoenix (Issue 102)
409
Edward G. Love The Weave Shuffle more or less faro shuffle
1946 45
W. T. Williard Twenty Card Sequel Joker pushed in twenty-card packet and cards on either side remembered, they are eventually found
1946 47
Edward Marlo In-the-Hands Packet Weave small packets, fanned
1947 11
Edward Marlo Ace Opener using incomplete faro condition, but with even riffle shuffle, Aces drop out from the bottom face up at once
Related toAlso published here 1947 30
J. B. Bobo Bottom Up
  • Method I (tabled transfer cut from bottom card to top)
  • Method II (Hindu shuffle to bring bottom card to top)
1947 18
Red/Black Shuffle cards drawn singly in the center
1947 53
J. B. Bobo Red/Black Shuffle mixing in Charlier Shuffle position
1947 55
Charlier Charlier Shuffle uncredited
1947 57
Jean Hugard Card Magic -- Continued
  • Ninth Overhand Shuffle
  • Tenth Overhand Shuffle
  • The Lift Shuffle Force
Related to Feb. 1947 297
The Overhand Shuffle
1948 3
Controling the Top Card
1948 5
Controling the Bottom Card
1948 6
Retaining the Top and Bottom Card in Position
1948 6
The Run single card run
1948 7
Top Card next to bottom Card and back to the top
1948 7
The Injog basic handling for overhand shuffle
1948 8
The Undercut cutting to the Injog
1948 8
Overhand Shuffle Control
1948 9
Overhand False Shuffle
1948 10
Injog and Break
1948 116
Overhand Lift Shuffle
1948 117
Spread and Break Control getting in Overhand Shuffle Position
1948 122
Charlier Charlier Shuffle
1948 131
Optical Shuffle
1948 131
Sid Lorraine A Tipsy Trick slop shuffle
1948 183
Hindu Shuffle
1948 190
George G. Kaplan Using the Corner-Short to Retain a Prearranged Deck in Order using corner-short as divider
1948 19
George G. Kaplan Twenty-One Cards - A Double Prediction using in the hands anti-faro
1948 175
Milk Build Shuffle
1948 115
Paul LePaul The Gymnastic Aces Aces leap one at a time out of the deck when shaking incompletely shuffled deck
Related toVariations 1949 207
Martin Gardner Topsy Turvy Deck marking spot in center for easier reversal of top half, slop shuffle triumph
Mar. 1949
Hugard's Magic Monthly (Vol. 6 No. 10)
525
Harry Lorayne The Strip-Out Sleight hindu shuffle multiple shift variation
Oct. 1949 590
U. F. Grant Oops False Shuffle reversed card to key the bottom of deck after only-cuts-overhand-shuffle
Jan. 1949 10
Hindu Shuffle
1949 21
Bruce Elliott Math performer names selection of position, sort of early anti-faro
July 1950
The Phoenix (Issue 208)
832
John Scarne Scarne's Knockout Card Trick No. 116, cards in a mixed packet all right themselves leaving only the selection reversed
1950 224
Martin Gardner The Red-Black Shuffle
  • Overhand Red-Black Shuffles
  • Hindu Red-Black Shuffles
June 1950 674
Lewis Ganson The "Weave"
1950 50
Hindu Shuffle stock control
1950 63
Edward Marlo Block Slip Shuffle preserving bottom stock
1951 1
Eddie Joseph Cards in Confusion slop shuffle variations
  • Genuine Confusion (two methods)
  • Pseudo Confusion (two methods)
1951 2
Eddie Joseph Confusingly Simple false slop shuffle
Related to 1951 15
Edward Marlo Overhand Step Shuffles with multiple steps
1952 32
Bill Simon Mind Reading spectator thinks of a number and remembers the card on it's position, after the performer fails to find it, the spectator finds his card at the number turned over
1952 145
Hindu Shuffle Force
1953 6
Hindu Shuffle Force
1953 48
Al Leech False Shuffles
1954 17
S. W. Erdnase Erdnase Top Stock Shuffle
1954 17
Charlier Charlier Shuffle
1954
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1954)
25
Cy Endfield The Best Overhand False Shuffle lift shuffle
1955 55
Cy Endfield Jog Control
1955 62
The "Milk Build" Shuffle
1955 51
Tony Kardyro Controlling a Selected Card with Hindu Shuffle
1955 11
Tony Kardyro T. K's Hindu False Shuffle or "The Slap Shuffle" top stock
1955 12
Tony Kardyro T. K's False Shuffle and Kard Kontrol with Hindu Shuffle
1955 12
Tony Kardyro Using the Top Card as a Locator for the Selected Card using Hindu Shuffle
1955 13
Tony Kardyro Controlling a Selected Card to the Bottom using Hindu Shuffle
1955 14
Sid Lorraine Slop Shuffle
1955 33
Charles Sanders Peirce Some Amazing Mazes dealing trick with red and black cards in numerical order, dealing into any number of piles, anti-faro rules, see also p. 2
  • Phase One
  • Phase Two (mixing procedure, then number named, value of card at that position is used to count to a card that matches named number)
Related toVariations Nov. 1955
Ibidem (Issue 4)
10
Nick Trost False Shuffle Sequence apparently mixing three piles, order of one stays the same
1956
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1956)
33
Jerry Andrus Faro Shuffle
Also published here 1956 85
Jerry Andrus Comment
1956 85
Jerry Andrus The Square Shuffle cards shuffled in square layout, flourish, several "incomplete faro shuffle" connections
1956 88
Jerry Andrus A Drunken False Shuffle false slop shuffle
Related to 1956 91
Jerry Andrus Something to Fool With incomplete faro shuffled deck with one half perpendicular, dropped onto table, shuffled cards drop out and flip over one by one
Related to 1956 114
Jerry Andrus A Flourish Discovery incomplete faro shuffled deck with one half perpendicular, near table, cards from one half pivot down one by one until only selection is sticking out
1956 118
Jerry Andrus Monkey Business faro unweave spring flourish
1956 119
Jerry Andrus Ribbon Spreads with turnover and configurations with incompletely faro-shuffled cards
1956 121
Jerry Andrus Color Changing Deck when riffling through deck it is shown mixed or all red, all black, fine incomplete faro condition
Also published here 1956 170
Jerry Andrus Stack the Aces
1956 176
Edward Marlo Faro Shuffle as False Shuffle preparing by giving the deck six out-faros before performance
Dec. 1956
Ibidem (Issue 8)
13
Jack Avis All Fair Hallucination card chosen and returned, deck riffled in front of another spectator and he names a card, it is the first selection, faro, only odd-colored
Inspired by
  • "Hallucination" (Lloyd Jones)
1956 13
Dai Vernon Overhand Shuffle Stack
1957 224
Russell "Rusduck" Duck A Few Tips on the Perfect Riffle Shuffle
Feb. 1957
The Cardiste (Issue 1)
16
Gerald Kosky Anyone for Bridge? stacking bridge with faro shuffles or milk build shuffles
VariationsAlso published here May 1957
The Cardiste (Issue 2)
15
Russell "Rusduck" Duck Faro Fantasies spectators get remembered hands again, poker and bridge deal
Inspired byRelated toVariations June 1957
The Cardiste (Issue 3)
14
Russell "Rusduck" Duck Perpetual Separation faro oddity, stack, dealt into eight hands, relation of suit and odd/even stays intact
Sep. 1957
The Cardiste (Issue 4)
15
Jerry Andrus Namless Flourish nameless, incomplete faro shuffle, deck on table, halves spread in either direction bit by bit until face-up selection becomes visible
Also published here 1957 7
Jerry Andrus Fountain of Cards kind of spring from incomplete faro shuffled deck in perpendicular condition
1957 7
Jerry Andrus Spray Flourish card spring out of hand into two fountains from incomplete faro shuffled deck in perpendicular condition
1957 7
Jerry Andrus Double Waterfall double waterfall to outside after faro, selection remains in hand
Also published here 1957 7
Jerry Andrus Double Cascade cards cascading into other hand after faro, Notis type
Also published here 1957 7
Edward Marlo Cull Separation Shuffle deck alternates in pairs, after overhand shuffle sequence the colors are separated
June 1957
Ibidem (Issue 10)
5
Alex Elmsley Card Position Formula After Dealing calculating position of any card in a packet of any size, after dealing cards out
Also published here Sep. 1957
Ibidem (Issue 11)
18
Alex Elmsley Work in Progress faro mathematics, defining Out- and In-Faro, then the Binary Translocations:
  • 1) to bring top card to any position with faros
  • 2) to bring card to top with 2^x cards
  • 3) edge-marked deck with 2^x cards, bringing any card to top
Related toAlso published here Sep. 1957
Ibidem (Issue 11)
21
Edward Marlo The Backward Faro out-jogging every other card, with some properties, also for setting up for a "false" shuffle
Related toVariations Dec. 1957
Ibidem (Issue 12)
4
Edward Marlo The Faro Calculator getting into stack with faros, reverse-principle
Also published here Dec. 1957
Ibidem (Issue 12)
5
Edward Marlo The Faro Shuffle
1958 1
Edward Marlo The First Technique detailed description
1958 1
Alex Elmsley In and Out Definition
1958 1
Edward Marlo First Variation
1958 6
Edward Marlo Faro Aids
  • The Rock and Reweave
  • Fan Spread and Weave
  • Resquaring the Packets (three methods)
  • Cutting at 26
1958 7
Edward Marlo The 4th Finger Table tip
1958 12
Edward Marlo Faro Riffle Shuffle
1958 13
Edward Marlo Variations in Technique on the Faro Riffle Shuffle five variations
1958 16
Edward Marlo In the Hands table faro done without table
1958 19
Edward Marlo The Butt Faro
1958 21
Edward Marlo Partial Faro Check to get several packets with the same number of cards
1958 22
Edward Marlo Throw-Off Faro - Top if only the top portion is important
Related to 1958 24
Edward Marlo Throw-Off Faro - Bottom if only the bottom portion is important
1958 25
Edward Marlo Above Crimp Faro
1958 26
Edward Marlo Off Center Faro
  • Another Application of the Off Center Shuffle
  • Left Over Faro
  • Using the Faro Riffle Faro (Table Faro) for Throw Off
  • Off Center and Above Crimp Faros
1958 26
Edward Marlo Half and Half Shuffle basically the stay stack principle applied to two cards
1958 29
Edward Marlo "Half Plus One" bringing a key card next to a certain card with faro shuffle
1958 30
Edward Marlo Combining Riffle Shuffles & Faros for stacking cards, examples are ten hands and seven (!) hands
1958 31
Edward Marlo Reverse or Backward Faro out-jogging every other card
Related to 1958 33
Edward Marlo Observations faro as a false shuffle and other comments
1958 34
Edward Marlo On Discrepancies correcting slight mistakes
1958 35
Edward Marlo Faro Notes
1958 1
Alex Elmsley In and Out Shuffle Definition
1958 1
Edward Marlo A Correction commentary on ECT tables, see also new hardcover edition for further commentary
Inspired by 1958 8
Edward Marlo Odd Faro how to cut the deck like in an odd-numbered deck when having an even number of cards
1958 9
Edward Marlo The Faro Calculator getting into stack with faros, reverse-principle
Also published here 1958 10
Edward Marlo The Chain Calculator how to calculate position of any card after faro shuffles, memorized deck
Related to 1958 12
Edward Marlo The Left Over Faro Shuffle partial faro as an ace multiple control
1958 14
Edward Marlo Placement Shuffle placing Aces thirteen cards apart, with stacking application
1958 18
Edward Marlo Full Deck - Five Faros returning 52 cards to their original order after only five faro shuffles
1958 34
Edward Marlo The Reverse or Backward Faro
1958 36
Edward Marlo A False Shuffle Combination combining faros with partial faros
1958 37
Edward Marlo The Wrong Hand player receives Aces, performer straight flush
1958 38
Edward Marlo "Shuffle around Selections" no. 7
1958 51
Alex Elmsley Aces Up stacking with faro shuffle for any number from two to five
Feb. 1958
The Cardiste (Issue 5)
15
Russell "Rusduck" Duck Faro Favorites on doing table and in the hand faros and John Scarne doing a one-handed faro
Mar. 1958
The Cardiste (Issue 6)
12
Russell "Rusduck" Duck Winner's Weave in faros, positions after three shuffles, stacking
Mar. 1958
The Cardiste (Issue 6)
16
Milton Kort Stacking Formula as Patter
Related to May 1958
The Cardiste (Issue 8)
4
Russell "Rusduck" Duck Faro Favorites Elmsley's Restacking Pack
Related to July 1958
The Cardiste (Issue 10)
14
Russell "Rusduck" Duck Perma-Stack based on Elmsley's Restacking Pack idea
Related to July 1958
The Cardiste (Issue 10)
15
Mel Stover MelMath on mixing/controlled shuffling, especially with faro shuffles
Related to Mar. 1958
Ibidem (Issue 13)
9
Ronald A. Wohl (Ravelli) On Binary Translocations on having a formula for getting a card to the top with faro shuffles with not 2
Related to Mar. 1958
Ibidem (Issue 13)
10
Ronald A. Wohl (Ravelli) Tips from Ravelli: Binary Translocations not necessary to shuffle perfect faros in certain cases
Related to Sep. 1958
Ibidem (Issue 14)
7
Alex Elmsley Mathematics & Mentalism one of sixteen cards thought of with its position, during reverse faros the spectator says in which half his card is, selection ends up on top (and force card brought to original position)
Related toVariationsAlso published here Sep. 1958
Ibidem (Issue 14)
17
Edward Marlo Calculating Removed Card from memorized deck, card removed and eight faros shuffled in total
Related to Dec. 1958
Ibidem (Issue 15)
19
Edward Marlo Faro Plus Seconds - Stud riffle and overhand combination
1959 108
Shuffle Stacking overhand shuffle, two cards
1959 17
Lin Searles Table Faro as Slow-Motion Riffle Shuffle presentational ploy for shuffling very slow
1959 2
Hindu False Shuffle all alike display
1959 12
Howard Albright A Different Version of the Hindu Shuffle dropping cards from right-hand pile as cards are drawn from top so that bottom card always changes, convincer
  • To force a card from the bottom
1959 21
Neal Elias Center Key Card Shuffle red/black shuffle around center to retain key card there
Mar. 1959
Ibidem (Issue 16)
9
Edward Marlo Reverse Faro Terminology
Mar. 1959
Ibidem (Issue 16)
17
Ronald B. Edwards Mazes-Phase Down variation that starts with two honest riffle shuffles (interlocking chains), suits separated, some dealing procedure that affects the red/black distribution
  • Phase II (dealing into chosen number of piles, sympathetic values)
Inspired byRelated to July 1959
Ibidem (Issue 17)
5
Russell "Rusduck" Duck Rusduck Thinks on the reverse faro
  • suit separation by going through the deck only once
  • reverse faros to pre-set a stack
  • poker deal application
Inspired byRelated to Oct. 1959
Ibidem (Issue 18)
19
Nathan Mendelsohn Whilst Demonstrating to the Company A Game at Poker, To Deal the Cards in Such a Manner that a Card Known to be at one Position from the Top will, at the Performer’s Pleasure, Be Found at any other rules about dealing in piles, see page 34 for more information on author
Related to Oct. 1959
Ibidem (Issue 18)
29
Edward Marlo The Illogical Routine Aces are stacked with faros multiple times, but each time come out in an unexpected hand for an unexpected number of players, Aces vanish as finale
Dec. 1959
Ibidem (Issue 19)
18
James Steranko False Hindu Shuffle stripping cards from bottom
Related to 1960 37
James Steranko Bottom Stock Safety block slip shuffle
1960 46
Jochen Zmeck Falschmischen continuous pick-up shuffle
1960 33
Neal Elias Strip Faro Stock Shuffle Aces placed on top, stacked to any number from two to eight, faro and stripper deck combination
June 1960
Ibidem (Issue 21)
21
Dai Vernon To Shuffle a Certain Number of Cards Above a Selected Card cards are added singly, order otherwise retained
1961 25
Dai Vernon Overhand Shuffle Finesse bottom to top with break for throw
1961 26
Edward Marlo Note 5. Out Of This World? reds and blacks faro shuffled, deck not completely squared, either red or black can be dealt, "Jog Deal"
1961
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1961)
76
Laurie Ireland, Theodore Annemann Red/Black Shuffle for Key retaining a key at its twenty-sixth position, credit information by Marlo
Related to 1962 32
Hindu Shuffle
1962 15
Center Hindu Shuffle bottom stock control
1962 16
Faro Shuffle
1962 16
Jog Shuffle top stock
1962 18
Slip Shuffle retaining bottom card
1962 35
Dai Vernon Red-Black Alternating Shuffle
1962 23
Dai Vernon Overhand Shuffle Stack
1962 26
Dai Vernon Overhand Shuffle Stack
1962 65
Overhand Shuffle Control
1963 57
Edward Marlo Faro Divider dividing a deck/packet into four piles with an equal number of cards
1964 1
Edward Marlo Off Center Faro Divider method of dividing deck in four packets of non-equal size of known number
1964 2
Edward Marlo The Un-Weave Faro shuffle that retains groups on bottom or top without weaving them
1964 2
Edward Marlo Faro Straddle Shuffle definition of in and out for an odd deck
1964 3
Edward Marlo The Riffle Weave alternating top ten cards during riffle shuffle
1964 3
Edward Marlo The Clocked Faro tips to speed up consecutive faros
1964 4
Edward Marlo The Incomplete Faro definition and basic peek procedure
1964 5
Edward Marlo On the Re-Stacking Pack two spectators decide for numbers and remember the cards at their number four times with faros in between, each has a four of a kind
Inspired by 1964 18
18-35 Principle
1964 19
Edward Marlo Faro Fan Constraint to apparently give a free choice to think of a card, but only half the cards are visible
1964 23
Edward Marlo Secret Incomplete Faro Condition very fine unsquared condition
1964 34
Edward Marlo Card Stack Demo Kings openly stacked, Tens and Aces end up also, faro and overhand stacking, for correction see Facsimile reference
Related to 1964 37
Edward Marlo Lessinout Stack Handling see also page 38
1964 37
Alex Elmsley Faro Fan
1964 53
Edward Marlo, Alex Elmsley Marlo's Faro Jogs handling possibilities for Alex Elmsley's Faro Fan idea
  • Five Methods
  • Side Jog to Angle Jog
  • Angle Jog to Side Jog
  • Table Faro Angle Jog
  • Up Jogging the Reversed Card (two methods)
Inspired byRelated to 1964 54
Edward Marlo Tabled Faro Fan Set-Up using table faro or only even riffle shuffle to get into Faro Fan configuration
Related to 1964 59
Edward Marlo Faro Ribbon Spread Hide-Out
1964 59
Faucett Ross Single Shuffle Control top card remains on top, one shuffle
1967 165
Overhand Stack
1967 191
Slip Shuffle retaining bottom card
1967 80
John Benzais Modernized Slop Shuffle
1967 103
Karl Fulves Faro-Shuffling Machines examining the problem of finding an algorithm to find a faro combination to shuffle from position x to position y, discussed with a 6-card deck
Nov. 1967
Epilogue (Issue 1)
7
Roy Walton A Faro Tree examining the problem of finding an algorithm to find a faro combination to shuffle from position x to position y
Also published here Nov. 1967
Epilogue (Issue 1)
8
Roy Walton Draw Poker Plus 25-card deck can be dealt in as many piles as often as spectators want, yet performer receives royal flush
Related to
  • correction on p. 86
Variations
Feb. 1967 79
Peter Kane Single Shot card shoots out of incomplete faro deck, card gun
Related toVariations 1967 12
Sid Lorraine Slop Shuffle
1967 9
Faro Slough Off
1968 47
G. W. Hunter, Frank Lane Hunter-Lane Shuffle brief
1968 92
Father Cyprian Faro Flush after shuffling, performer gets Royal Flush
Variations Mar. 1968
Epilogue (Issue 2)
9
Karl Fulves Over/Under - Monge Notes special shuffling procedure and some properties, featuring a trick in which eight cards are monge-shuffled an unknown number of times yet the performer knows the order afterwards
Related to Mar. 1968
Epilogue (Issue 2)
10
Karl Fulves Q & A a deck is given a known sequence of faro shuffles (e.g. IOIIOOOIOIIOOIO), problem: how to recycle to get original order with faro shuffling
Mar. 1968
Epilogue (Issue 2)
15
Sam Randlett Finnell's Spell as a set-up for Gene Finnell's "Spelling the Aces"
Related to Mar. 1968
Epilogue (Issue 2)
16
Martin Gardner More Monge more notes on the Monge Shuffle:
  • References
  • Recycling the Deck
  • The M/S Shuffle
  • Tricks (position of selection predicted & Do as I Do)
  • Analog of the M/S Shuffe
Related to Nov. 1968
Epilogue (Issue 4)
29
Bruce Cervon, Earl Keyser Faro Count determining the number of cards in an incomplete deck
Also published here Nov. 1968
Epilogue (Issue 4)
31
Tom Batchelor The Batchelor Side Faro Shuffle to simulate an amateur card shuffle
1968
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1967-68)
79
Tom Batchelor The Vee-Drop Flourish incomplete Faro flourish
1968
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1967-68)
81
Tom Batchelor The Double Backed Fan all backs faro fan
1968
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1967-68)
82
Tom Batchelor The Direction-Changing Hindu Shuffle hindu shuffle variation
1968
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1967-68)
84
Tom Batchelor The Wobbly Overhand Shuffle overhand shuffle flourish
1968
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1967-68)
85
Karl Fulves The Double Riffle Shuffle properties that remain after two riffle shuffles
  • The Double Riffe
  • Basic Position Control
  • General Position Control
  • Substitutes For The Double Riffle (random dealing substitute to riffle shuffle)
  • Brief Summary To A Short Chapter
1968 44
Edward Marlo Marlo's Faro Variation any poker hand called for, using faro
Inspired byAlso published here 1968 24
Milk Build Shuffle
1969 106
Alton Sharpe, Edward Marlo Lessinout Stack Variation for five cards
1969 107
Edward Marlo Marlo Re-Stacking Pack two spectators decide for numbers and remember the cards at their number four times with faros in between, each has a four of a kind
Inspired by 1969 175
Karl Fulves Faro Transforms discussing properties of the faro to exchange two cards within the deck and to recycle the order
1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue Faro Techniques)
2
Karl Fulves Faro Rings notation to illustrate behavior of cards during faro shuffles, see also Addenda on page 60
1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue Faro Techniques)
2
Karl Fulves Position Determination following a card's position during in and out faros
1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue Faro Techniques)
3
Karl Fulves The Triple Faro Ring
1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue Faro Techniques)
4
Karl Fulves Definition of Terms for faro transforms, Example 1-6
1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue Faro Techniques)
5
Karl Fulves General Transform Characteristics discussing how the order is affected through faro shuffling in a 2n deck
1. Reversibility
2. The Recycling Corollary
3. Commutative Property
4. Additive Property
5. Position Equivalency
6. Substitutions
7. Non-Symmetric Transforms
1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue Faro Techniques)
7
Karl Fulves The Fourth-Order Deck discussing transpositions of two cards within the deck
1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue Faro Techniques)
12
Karl Fulves Three Way Transposition note
1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue Faro Techniques)
15
Karl Fulves Fractional Transforms note
1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue Faro Techniques)
15
Karl Fulves The Recycling Problem "The general solution is somewhat more involved and will not be discussed here.", see references for more on that
Related to 1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue Faro Techniques)
16
Karl Fulves The Triple Faro - Shuffle Definitions theoretical, since no technique is given
Related to 1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue The Triple Faro)
45
Karl Fulves Reverse Triple Faro
1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue The Triple Faro)
45
Karl Fulves The 3n Deck properties related to the Triple Faro
1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue The Triple Faro)
46
Karl Fulves Recycling The 3n Deck with the Triple Faro
1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue The Triple Faro)
47
Karl Fulves Inverse Shuffles properties of the Triple Faro
1969
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue The Triple Faro)
47
Edward Marlo IF Glimpse after incomplete faro peek
Related to Winter 1969
Hierophant (Issue 2)
38
Edward Marlo FI Glimpse after incomplete faro peek
Winter 1969
Hierophant (Issue 2)
40
Edward Marlo Spring Glimpse after incomplete faro peek
Related to Winter 1969
Hierophant (Issue 2)
40
Edward Marlo Marlo's Double Count using partial secret incomplete faro condition to quickly place cards at wanted positions, two methods (faro and table faro)
Related to Winter 1969
Hierophant (Issue 2)
69
Harry Lorayne Half a Faro Onward three cards peeked from Incomplete Faro Condition, random cards turned over, they sandwich selections after faro
Related to 1969 30
Paul Swinford One Suit Mentalism Ace to King and joker, thought of card is divined
1969
The Cardiste (Issue 13)
20
The Reverse Faro in-the-hands
1969 34
Ellison Poland A False Shuffle for Giant Cards
Also published here
  • The Linking Ring
1969 57
Dennis Martin Modern Variation of the Charlier False Shuffle overhand shuffle position
Also published here
  • The Linking Ring
1969 59
Ellison Poland My Overhand False Shuffle back and forth
1969 63
Ellison Poland Nu-Hold Hindu Shuffle Hindu Shuffle work from overhand shuffle position
1969 71
Karl Fulves Adjacencies problem of bringing two cards at random position together with faro shuffles
1970
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue First Supplement)
53
Karl Fulves The Partial Faro selection procedure with faros that places a key card next to selection
1970
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue First Supplement)
53
Karl Fulves Unit Control two five-card packets with different backs are put together, three faros, one card from top five cards is now in bottom section and vice versa
1970
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue First Supplement)
58
Roy Walton Flip Flop simplified version with reverse faros
Inspired by 1970
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue Second Supplement)
64
Robert E. Neale Infernal Machine "programmed" card packet, exactly wrong in coming up with desired card
Also published here 1970
Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue Second Supplement)
72
Dr. James Nuzzo The Dr. Nuzzo Peek fine secret incomplete faro condition to facilitate counting, for credit information see reference
Related toVariations 1970 72
Edward Marlo An Important Tip using secret incomplete faro condition to facilitate side steal
1970 76
Edward Marlo Any Card Called Faro Control any named card controlled in shuffled deck, see page 155 for additional observations
1970 151
Lift Shuffle brief
Spring 1970
Hierophant (Issue 3)
142
Edward Marlo Marlo's Double Count second procedure "Marlo's Double Count"
Inspired by Spring 1970
Hierophant (Issue 3)
164
G. W. Hunter, Dai Vernon The G. W. Hunter False Shuffle
Related to 1970 14
Tom Hubbard Multiple Card Forces hindu shuffle force with multiple cards
1970
Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1969-70)
85
Sam Schwartz Tri-Multaneous
  • Part 1: mate & selection appear at same time after slip slop shuffled packed is gone through in pairs
  • Part 2: Sam-Ultaneous
  • Part 3: two chosen cards show up at same position in two packets, using two odd-numbered piles
see also p. 348
Inspired byVariations Apr. 1970 334
Robert E. Neale Infernal Machine eight cards with different men and women, dating presentation, anti-faros to produce requested cards, binary, see bottom of p. 341 for credit information, p. 420 for envelope suggestion by Cushing Strout
VariationsAlso published here June 1970 339
Karl Fulves Oracle packet cut off and reduced to one card via reverse faros, this card predicted
Related toVariationsAlso published here Nov. 1970 374
Robert E. Neale More Lies thought card revealed with eight-card-packet as computer
Related toVariationsAlso published here Winter 1970
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8 (Vol. 6 No. 4th Folio)
384
Ger Copper My Favourite False Cut in overhand shuffle position, continuous lift shuffle with three blocks
1970 1
Jean Marc Bujard La Magie du nombre cyclique 142857 using cards and dice, number is multiplied and performer places result on table using cards, oddity of the number 142857
1970
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 31 No. 3)
42
Roger Smith The Faro Shuffler's Column #3 spelling to the Aces, top cards of packets are then turned over and they are blank cards with message
Oct. 1970
Necromancer (Vol. 1 No. 3)
5
Roger Smith Faro Illuminator Setup
  • Faro Shuffler's Column #4
control with incomplete faro peek
Nov. 1970
Necromancer (Vol. 1 No. 4)
8
Karl Fulves Introduction
1971 4
Edward Marlo Marlo's Peek Deck face-up/face-down faroed deck with secret incomplete faro condition
1971 46
Small Packet Faro one-handed fans
1971 53
Slip Shuffle
1971 240
Joseph K. Schmidt One-Hand Table Faro good luck
Related to July 1971
Epilogue (Issue 12)
94
Karl Fulves Another Oracle spectator cuts off some cards, anti-faro procedure until one card remains, it's odd backed
Inspired byRelated to 1971 10
Karl Fulves Klondike Notes two card location with Klondike Shuffle
Related to 1971 17
Karl Fulves Klondike Notes substituting faro for Klondike shuffle and the other way around, e.g. in references
Related to 1971 5
Karl Fulves Plunger Cull in-jog shuffle cull, two alternatives
Inspired by 1971 18
Edward Marlo Si Stebbins Sorcery Incomplete Faro Selection, then selection named or four-of-a-kind found, four effects
Variations Fall-Spring 1971
Hierophant (Issue 5-6)
292
Simple Overhand Stack from Vernon Poker Demonstration
1971 8
Edward Marlo Incomplete Faro Transposition card peeked in upper half is secretly transferred to lower half, three methods
Related to Mar. 1971
Kabbala — Volume 1 (Vol. 1 No. 3)
20
Edward Marlo Incomplete Faro Fingertip Tenkai Steal card peeked in upper half is stolen
Mar. 1971
Kabbala — Volume 1 (Vol. 1 No. 3)
20
Peter Kane About Face Faro half deck is pushed through other half (incomplete faro) and turns over
Variations 1971 13
Peter Kane The Lazy Gambler flourish deal vom incomplete faro position, performer gets Aces
1971 17
George Blake Oracle Jr. "Oracle" as location instead of prediction, packet cut off and reduced to one card via reverse faros
Inspired by Mar. 1971 412
Roy Walton, Bob Veeser Oracull sixteen-card packet, mate found, see p. 424 for correction
Inspired by Apr. 1971 415
Lin Searles Moracle packet cut off and reduced to one card via reverse faros, this card predicted and four Aces on top of discard piles, see also p. 486 for comment by Charles Hudson
Inspired byRelated toVariations July 1971 430
Bruce Cervon Optic Delusion! slop shuffle, order is maintained
Also published here 1971
Magick (Issue 32)
159
Roger Smith K-S False Shuffle as a small packet false shuffle
1971 8
Paul Swinford Royal Flush Mini-Stack fifteen-card packet shuffled via reverse-faros and cutting, then Royal Flush dealt
Related to 1971 3
Persi Diaconis Die Kartenpistole card shoots out of incomplete faro deck, card gun
Related toAlso published here
  • in "Zauberkunst" 1970, Nr.2.
1971
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 32 No. 4)
61
Rolf Andra Die Spring-Asse using riffle shuffle, Aces drop out from the bottom face up at once
Also published here 1971
Hokus Pokus (Vol. 32 No. 4)
63
Roger Smith The One Handed Faro Miracle gag, deck in order is placed inside case and is found shuffled, one handed Faro shuffle
Variations Jan. 1971
Necromancer (Vol. 1 No. 6)
5
Roger Smith In Case Collectors deck in case, then Aces placed in closed case, selections found between Aces
June 1971
Necromancer (Vol. 1 No. 11)
8
Roger Smith The I-F Lapping Move selection lapped by pushing joker in from other side
Also published here Dec. 1971
Necromancer (Vol. 1 No. Bonus Extra)
7
Tom Batchelor The Unfinished Shuffle Control selection tossed into incomplete faro shuffle with cards standing on their side, cards pushed together and jog established
1971 5
Tom Batchelor The Shakedown deck held in incomplete faro position, it is shaken, all cards on one side slip out except selection
1971 31
Eddie Fechter Small Number Faro Stack faro slough-off handling
Also published here 1972 39
Dai Vernon Pivot into Overhand Position pivoting the break
1972 57
Edward Marlo For the Color Blind card with binary marks chosen from one deck is shuffled to top via faros in stacked second deck, badly explained
June 1972
Kabbala — Volume 1 (Vol. 1 No. 6)
49
Edward Marlo Faro Riffle Shuffle detailed
Also published here Oct. 1972
Kabbala — Volume 1 (Vol. 1 No. 10)
75
Jon Racherbaumer Editor's Prologue general comments on the Table Faro
Oct. 1972
Kabbala — Volume 1 (Vol. 1 No. 10)
75
Edward Marlo Lessinout System
Jan. 1972
Kabbala — Volume 2 (Vol. 2 No. 1)
7
Milk Build
1972
Innovations (Issue 1)
2
The Reversed Card slop shuffle triumph
1972 116
Fast Shuffle to Retain Top Stock
1972 155
False Shuffle to Retain Bottom Stock
1972 157
Jerry K. Hartman Packet Overhand-Shuffle Sequence two overhand shuffles sequences, can show reds/blacks mixed after first one, second one puts them back in order
1972 53
Dai Vernon Vernon's Stud Poker Milk Shuffle Run Up No. 111
1972 33
Dai Vernon Vernon's Perfect Riffle Shuffle No. 117, only one sentence
1972 35
Dr. Jacob Daley Daley's False Shuffle No. 138, two single runs that cancel each other out, one from face and then from back
1972 37
Dr. Jacob Daley Daley's Complete New False Shuffle No. 265, two breaks so counting of single-run in Hunter type shuffle is not necessary
1972 66
Dr. Jacob Daley Shuffle Count Break within No. 283, in-jog shuffle with two jogs and later two breaks with known number of cards between breaks
1972 71
Dr. Jacob Daley Daley's Note - 3) No. 351-3, down under packets false shuffle, no details
1972 98
Paul Rosini Rosini Aeroplane Aces No. 368, Aces leap one at a time out of the deck when shaking incompletely shuffled deck, same as Gymnastic Aces
Related to 1972 102
Reversed Deck Straightened Effect No. 447, sounds like Slop Shuffle Triumph
1972 127
Crimp False Shuffle No. 455, bottom (?) stock false shuffle
1972 128
Karl Fulves Sneak Sandwich Incomplete Faro peeked card is sandwiched
1973 102
Frank Garcia Maximus Control weird shuffle to control a card
1973 149
Edward Marlo Alternated Red & Black Shuffles overhand and riffle shuffle used to preserve alternating set-up (including real riffle shuffle with fine incomplete faro)
1973 20
Edward Marlo Double Faro cards in pairs, see bottom
1973 22
Harry Lorayne The Status Quo Shuffle retaining top card in single shuffle
1973 91
Karl Fulves Shuttle Shuffle mathematical shuffle that transposes two cards, down-under thing with ten cards
Related to 1973 47
Trevor H. Hall Overhand Lift Shuffle as a:
  • small packet control
  • location and control of a single card
  • a force
  • complete false shuffle
1973 28
Center Hindu Shuffle basic, center cuts to retain bottom stock
1973 7
Gene Finnell Klondike Shuffle discussion and properties
1. Mechanics
2. Card location after one shuffle
3. Recycling the deck
4. Klondyke properties (simulating a faro shuffle, locating center card, Penelope's principle)
5. Klondike plus Free Cut
6. The Stacked Deck
Related to 1973 1
Gene Finnell 7. Further Properties of the Klondike shuffle
A. Static Positions
B. Table of Static Positions
C. Position Exchange
D. Table of Position Exchanges
E. Endless Chains
1973 9
Gene Finnell Location incomplete faro control, Klondike shuffle, a face-up card ends up at same position as selection in other half
1973 18
Jerry Andrus The Farro Shuffle sanding the edges to facilitate faro shuffle & explanation of faro technique
1973 9