preface\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Preface
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introduction\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Introduction
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professional secrets\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Professional Secrets
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hold outs\ninformation and opinion\ns. w. erdnase
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Hold Outs
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prepared cards\ninformation and opinion\ns. w. erdnase
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Prepared Cards
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confederacy\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Confederacy
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two methods of shuffling\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Two Methods of Shuffling
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primary accomplishments\nfalse shuffling and cutting\ns. w. erdnase
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Primary Accomplishments
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possibilities of the "blind"\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Possibilities of the "Blind"
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uniformity of action\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Uniformity of Action
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deportment\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Deportment
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display of ability\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Display of Ability
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greatest single accomplishment\nbottom dealing\ns. w. erdnase
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Greatest Single Accomplishment
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effect of suspicion\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Effect of Suspicion
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acquiring the art\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Acquiring the Art
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importance of details\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Importance of Details
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technical terms\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Technical Terms
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erdnase system of blind shuffles - position for shuffle\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Erdnase System of Blind Shuffles - Position for Shuffle
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blind shuffles - i. to retain top stock\n\ns. w. erdnase
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ii. to retain top stock and shuffle whole deck\n\ns. w. erdnase
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iii. to retain bottom stock and shuffle whole deck\n\ns. w. erdnase
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erdnase system of blind riffles and cuts - i. to retain the top stock\n\ns. w. erdnase\nerdnase aces\nharry riser
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Erdnase System of Blind Riffles and Cuts - I. To Retain the Top Stock
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ii. to retain the bottom stock\n\ns. w. erdnase
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II. To Retain the Bottom Stock
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blind cuts - i. to retain bottom stock. top losing one card\n\n unknown
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ii. to retain the complete stock\n\n unknown
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iii. to retain the top stock\nrunning cut with break\n unknown\ntop stock control\ns. w. erdnase
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iv. to retain the bottom stock\n\ns. w. erdnase\nhandling of false cuts and blinds\nedward marlo\ns. w. erdnase
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IV. To Retain the Bottom Stock
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v. to retain bottom stock. riffle ii and cut iv\ncombination riffle and cuts\ns. w. erdnase
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V. To Retain Bottom Stock. Riffle II and Cut IV
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fancy blind cuts - i. to retain the complete stock\n\n unknown
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Fancy Blind Cuts - I. To Retain the Complete Stock
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ii. to retain the complete stock\n\ns. w. erdnase\ncutting up\ntom gagnon
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II. To Retain the Complete Stock
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one-handed fancy true cut\n\n unknown\nthe dave price false cut\ndave price\na triple fancy table cut\nross bertram
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One-Handed Fancy True Cut
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to indicate the location for the cut - i. this is located by the crimp\nbridge crimp, for use after overhand shuffle\n unknown
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To Indicate the Location for the Cut - I. This is located by the Crimp
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ii. this is located by the jog\nfor use after overhand shuffle\ns. w. erdnase
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II. This is located by the jog
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iii. this is located by the crimp\nbridge crimp, for use after riffle shuffle\n unknown
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III. This is located by the crimp
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iv. this is located by the jog\nfor use after riffle shuffle\n unknown
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IV. This is located by the jog
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bottom dealing\nfeaturing the erdnase grip\ns. w. erdnase\nthe marnase bottom deal\nedward marlo\nunit movement for erdnase bottom deal\nedward marlo\nbottom fact\nkarl fulves\none-hand erdnase\nkarl fulves
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Bottom Dealing
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top and bottom dealing with one hand\nusing the erdnase bottom deal\ns. w. erdnase
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Top and Bottom Dealing with One Hand
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second dealing\ntwo methods\ns. w. erdnase\nthe side push-off second\ns. w. erdnase\nedward marlo\non the erdnase second deal\ns. w. erdnase\nroberto giobbi
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Second Dealing
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ordinary methods of stocking, locating and securing\ndifferent methods while toying with the deck\ns. w. erdnase
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Ordinary Methods of Stocking, Locating and Securing
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stock shuffle\nmilk build, also for more hands at once\n unknown
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Stock Shuffle
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erdnase system of stock shuffling\n- 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\ns. w. erdnase\nthe expert at the card table\nbruce elliott\ns. w. erdnase\ngambling expose\nmilton kort\nformula for erdnase shuffles\ns. w. erdnase\nfrederick braue\ndie echte erklärung\nchristoph borer\ns. w. erdnase\njack merlin
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Erdnase System of Stock Shuffling
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the erdnase system of cull shuffling\n- to cull two cards
- to cull three cards
- to cull four cards
- to cull nine cards\ns. w. erdnase\nformula for erdnase shuffles\ns. w. erdnase\nfrederick braue
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The Erdnase System of Cull Shuffling
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the erdnase system of palming - top palm. first method\n\ns. w. erdnase\nerdnase two handed multiple card palm\ns. w. erdnase\nerdnase top palm, first method\ns. w. erdnase\non the erdnase system of palming\ns. w. erdnase\nroberto giobbi
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The Erdnase System of Palming - Top Palm. First Method
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top palm. second method\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Top Palm. Second Method
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85
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draw replacement\ndeck drawn to table edge\ns. w. erdnase
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Draw Replacement
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bottom palm. first method\nwith left little finger option\ns. w. erdnase\nchange a la erdnase bottom palm\ns. w. erdnase\nnotes on the erdnase bottom palm\njack carpenter\nthe bottom palm\njohn carney\ns. w. erdnase\nerdnase bottom palm\ns. w. erdnase\njörg alexander weber\non the erdnase system of palming\ns. w. erdnase\nroberto giobbi\nerdnase bottom palm handling\ndai vernon
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Bottom Palm. First Method
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bottom palm. second method\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Bottom Palm. Second Method
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bottom palm replacement\n\ns. w. erdnase\nbottom palm replacement\nedward marlo\ns. w. erdnase
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Bottom Palm Replacement
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bottom palm when cards are riffled\nalmost tabled after riffle shuffle, two methods\ns. w. erdnase
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Bottom Palm When Cards Are Riffled
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top palm when cards are riffled\nafter riffle shuffle\ns. w. erdnase
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Top Palm When Cards Are Riffled
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to maintain the bottom palm while dealing\ndelaying its use\ns. w. erdnase
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To Maintain the Bottom Palm While Dealing
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to hold the location of cut while dealing\ndelaying a shift or similar action\ns. w. erdnase
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To Hold the Location of Cut while Dealing
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shifts\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Shifts
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two-handed shift\n\n unknown
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Unknown
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Two-Handed Shift
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97
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the erdnase shift. one hand\n\ns. w. erdnase\ncovering erdnase\ncharlie miller\njohnny's glimpse\njohnny thompson
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The Erdnase Shift. One Hand
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Variations |
99
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erdnase shift. two hands\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Erdnase Shift. Two Hands
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102
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to ascertain the top cards while riffling and reserve them at bottom\nsee elegant title, tabled double cut\ns. w. erdnase\nerdnase aces\nharry riser\nundercut transfer\njohnny thompson
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To Ascertain the Top Cards while Riffling and Reserve them at Bottom
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Variations |
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mode of holding the hand\nhow to hold the hand for poker playing\ns. w. erdnase
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Mode of Holding the Hand
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skinning the hand\nto rearrange a heavy poker hand\ns. w. erdnase
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Skinning the Hand
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106
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small packet top palm\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Small Packet Top Palm
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107
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dealing without the cut\ndealing from half pack to avoid shift and simplify bottom deal\ns. w. erdnase
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Dealing Without the Cut
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the player without an ally\n\ns. w. erdnase
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The Player without an Ally
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replacing the cut as before\nbold\ns. w. erdnase
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Replacing the Cut as Before
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holding out for the cut\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Holding Out for the Cut
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110
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shifting the cut\ntips for the card table\ns. w. erdnase
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Shifting the Cut
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dealing too many\ndealing too many cards in a game, double deal is only hinted at\ns. w. erdnase
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Dealing Too Many
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crimping for the cut\nusing crimp in a game, player cuts to crimp\ns. w. erdnase
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Crimping for the Cut
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113
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replacing palm when cutting\ntwo for top, one for bottom\ns. w. erdnase
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Replacing Palm When Cutting
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113
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the short deck\nplaying with a short deck, card table advantage\ns. w. erdnase
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The Short Deck
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three card monte\ntwo methods for the throw switch\n unknown
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Unknown
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Three Card Monte
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117
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mexican three card monte\nfeaturing the mexican turnover\n unknown
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Unknown
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Mexican Three Card Monte
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122
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legerdemain\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Legerdemain
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125
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single handed shift\nalso for control\n charlier
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Charlier
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Single Handed Shift
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128
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the longitudinal shift\n\ns. w. erdnase
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The Longitudinal Shift
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130
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the open shift\ncolor change mention on page 134\ns. w. erdnase
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The Open Shift
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the s.w.e. shift\ncolor change mention on page 136\ns. w. erdnase\ns.w.e. shift applications\nroberto giobbi
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The S.W.E. Shift
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the diagonal palm-shift\nmention of top palm, bottom palm, multiple shift on page 141\ns. w. erdnase\na multiple card palm and steal utilizing the diagonal push-through method\ns. w. erdnase\nfrancis carlyle\nthe diagonal palm shift\ns. w. erdnase\nkf note\nkarl fulves\ndiagonal palm shift\npaul chosse\nerdnase + vernon\nkarl fulves\nhoffmann + erdnase\nkarl fulves\npeeping palm\ndave buck\ndiagonal palm fan\nedo huang
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The Diagonal Palm-Shift
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the blind shuffle for securing selected card\nwith palm off for a spectator shuffle\ns. w. erdnase
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The Blind Shuffle For Securing Selected Card
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forcing\n\n unknown
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Forcing
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142
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palming\ntwo methods, on without apparently touching the deck with right hand\ns. w. erdnase
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Palming
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the back palm\n\n unknown
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The Back Palm
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145
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changes - the top change\nold style with finger change\n unknown
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Unknown
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Changes - The Top Change
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the bottom change\n\n unknown
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The Bottom Change
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the palm change\nuncredited\nadrian plate
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Adrian Plate
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The Palm Change
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the double-palm change\n\nprof. robert hellis\nto "change" a card - sixth method\nprof. robert hellis
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The Double-Palm Change
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transformations. two hands\nsix methods\ns. w. erdnase\n unknown\ncolour change\ns. w. erdnase\nmax malini
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Transformations. Two Hands
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sixth method\nfeaturing unusual palm\ns. w. erdnase\nfb side steal\nfrederick braue
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Sixth Method
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Variations |
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transformations. one hand\none-handed, two methods\ns. w. erdnase
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Transformations. One Hand
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blind shuffles, retaining entire order. - first method\n\n unknown\nerdnase blind shuffles\nkarl fulves
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Unknown
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Blind Shuffles, Retaining Entire Order. - First Method
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second method\ncan be done without table\n unknown\nblind shuffle - second method\n unknown
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Second Method
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third method\nsimilar to second method, can be done without table\n unknown\nerdnase shuffle side-slip (close-up)\nrussell t. barnhart\nblind shuffle - third method\n unknown
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Unknown
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Third Method
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fourth method\ngreek shuffle\n unknown
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Unknown
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Fourth Method
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fifth method\n\n charlier
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Fifth Method
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methods for determining a card thought of\na. by the riffle
b. by springing flourish
c. by the cut
d. by the gaze\n unknown\non the gaze selection method\njean hugard\nfrederick braue
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Methods for Determining a Card Thought Of
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to get sight of selected card\nwith spectator insertion subtlety, three centre glimpses\n unknown
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To Get Sight of Selected Card
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168
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the slide\n\n unknown
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Unknown
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The Slide
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168
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catching two cards at fingertips\n"favorite sleights for terminating tricks"\n unknown
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Catching Two Cards at Fingertips
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leaving selected card in hand of spectator\nhitting deck out of his hand\n unknown
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Unknown
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Leaving Selected Card in Hand of Spectator
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169
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the revolution\nair pressure turnover\n unknown
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Unknown
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The Revolution
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170
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card rising from the hand\n\n unknown
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Unknown
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Card Rising from the Hand
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170
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card tricks\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Card Tricks
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the exclusive coterie\n\ns. w. erdnase
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The Exclusive Coterie
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172
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the divining rod\nblindfolded\ns. w. erdnase
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The Divining Rod
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174
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the invisible flight\n\ns. w. erdnase
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The Invisible Flight
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tricks with the prearranged deck\neight kings - set up explained with methods to calculate cards and their positions (applicable for any cyclic stack)\ns. w. erdnase\nthirty minute memorized deck\nallan ackerman\ns. w. erdnase
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Tricks with the Prearranged Deck
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weighing cards\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Weighing Cards
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producing any card called for\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Producing Any Card Called For
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naming cards...\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Naming Cards...
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knowing position of any named card\n\ns. w. erdnase
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Knowing Position of any named Card
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the traveling cards\n\ns. w. erdnase
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The Traveling Cards
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the row of ten cards\nspectator displaces x cards in packet, an x value card is produced\n unknown
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Unknown
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The Row of Ten Cards
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188
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the acrobatic jacks\nkind of cavorting aces\ns. w. erdnase
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The Acrobatic Jacks
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191
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a mind-reading trick\none out of four, "did you see your card already" and fishing\ns. w. erdnase
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A Mind-Reading Trick
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power of concentrated thought\nnumber up to ten\ns. w. erdnase\nthought reading extraordinary\n unknown\ncard and number divination\n unknown
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Power of Concentrated Thought
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the acme of control\nold effect with pair of pseudo duplicates\n unknown
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Unknown
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The Acme of Control
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197
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the card and handkerchief\n\ns. w. erdnase\nkarte durch tuch\nchristian scherer
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The Card and Handkerchief
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Variations |
198
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the top and bottom production\nladies looking glass\ns. w. erdnase
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The Top and Bottom Production
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200
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the three aces\nace of hearts poses as diamonds, distributed aces are together after one cut\ns. w. erdnase\ndas verwandelte as\n unknown
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The Three Aces
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the card and hat\ncard to under hat\ns. w. erdnase\npredictable surprise\njohn carney
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The Card and Hat
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Variations |
204
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