perpetual separation\nfaro oddity, stack, dealt into eight hands, relation of suit and odd/even stays intact\nrussell "rusduck" duck
1957
the cardiste Russell "Rusduck" Duck
Perpetual Separation
faro oddity, stack, dealt into eight hands, relation of suit and odd/even stays intact
off center faro divider\nmethod of dividing deck in four packets of non-equal size of known number\nedward marlo
1964
faro controlled miracles Edward Marlo
Off Center Faro Divider
method of dividing deck in four packets of non-equal size of known number
faro fan constraint\nto apparently give a free choice to think of a card, but only half the cards are visible\nedward marlo
1964
faro controlled miracles Edward Marlo
Faro Fan Constraint
to apparently give a free choice to think of a card, but only half the cards are visible
marlo's faro jogs\nhandling 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)\nedward marlo\nalex elmsley\nfaro fan\nalex elmsley
1964
faro controlled miracles 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)
tabled faro fan set-up\nusing table faro or only even riffle shuffle to get into faro fan configuration\nedward marlo\nfaro fan\nalex elmsley
1964
faro controlled miracles Edward Marlo
Tabled Faro Fan Set-Up
using table faro or only even riffle shuffle to get into Faro Fan configuration
unit control\ntwo 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\nkarl fulves
1970
faro & riffle technique 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
any card called faro control\nany named card controlled in shuffled deck, see page 155 for additional observations\nedward marlo
1970
advanced fingertip control Edward Marlo
Any Card Called Faro Control
any named card controlled in shuffled deck, see page 155 for additional observations
incomplete faro transposition\ncard peeked in upper half is secretly transferred to lower half, three methods\nedward marlo\noptional center card transfer\nedward marlo
1971
kabbala - volume 1 Edward Marlo
Incomplete Faro Transposition
card peeked in upper half is secretly transferred to lower half, three methods
for the color blind\ncard with binary marks chosen from one deck is shuffled to top via faros in stacked second deck, badly explained\nedward marlo
1972
kabbala - volume 1 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
klondike shuffle\ndiscussion 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\ngene finnell\nklondike as faro substitute\ngene finnell
1973
gene finnell's card magic 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
faro fan\n- 1st discard - in the hands
- 2nd discard - on the table
- 1st technique - in the hands
- 2nd technique\nalex elmsley\nedward marlo
1974
the ten hand poker stack Alex Elmsley, Edward Marlo
Faro Fan
- 1st Discard - In the Hands
- 2nd Discard - On the Table
- 1st Technique - in the Hands
- 2nd Technique
placement for thirds\nfaro shuffle that distributes a group three cards apart, e.g. the spades then lie sxxsxxsxx..., not a perfect tripe faro\nmurray bonfeld
1977
faro concepts Murray Bonfeld
Placement For Thirds
faro shuffle that distributes a group three cards apart, e.g. the spades then lie SxxSxxSxx..., not a perfect tripe faro
the card in the center\nliebenow's card peeling\nerhard liebenow\nliebenow's card peeling\ndenis behr\nerhard liebenow
1978
liebenow on cards Erhard Liebenow
a gray code problem\nturning blocks over followed by faro shuffles, four-card-groups examined regarding uniqueness of face-up/down distribution\nkarl fulves
1980
curioser Karl Fulves
A Gray Code Problem
turning blocks over followed by faro shuffles, four-card-groups examined regarding uniqueness of face-up/down distribution
the falling faro\nfaro flourish, method to square cards by dropping the incomplete faro to other hand\njohn davit
1986
the trapdoor - volume one John Davit
The Falling Faro
faro flourish, method to square cards by dropping the incomplete faro to other hand
second keeper shuffle\nkeeping card at second position during shuffles\njohn quine\nmy second keeper\nharry lorayne\njohn quine
1990
apocalypse vol. 11-15 John Quine
second keeper shuffle\nkeeping card at second position during shuffles\njohn quine\nmy second keeper\nharry lorayne\njohn quine
1992
apocalypse vol. 11-15 John Quine
the constant stack\n\nalex elmsley\nthe cross shuffle slow-motion deal\nlin searles\ngame of chance\npit hartling
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley - volume 2 Alex Elmsley
my second keeper\nkeeping card at second position during shuffles\nharry lorayne\njohn quine\nsecond keeper shuffle\njohn quine\nsecond keeper shuffle\njohn quine\nmy second keeper, cont'd\nharry lorayne
1995
apocalypse vol. 16-20 Harry Lorayne, John Quine
follow the oil & water\nhalves behind a red and a black card, change color when riffled through, impromptu svengali\njohn riggs\nstrip the leader\nken krenzel
1995
semi-automatic card tricks - volume 2 John Riggs
Follow the Oil & Water
halves behind a red and a black card, change color when riffled through, impromptu svengali
my second keeper, cont'd\nkeeping card at second position during shuffles
- card changes into selection
- reverse faro ending
- counting down to selection\nharry lorayne\nmy second keeper\nharry lorayne\njohn quine
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
My Second Keeper, Cont'd
keeping card at second position during shuffles
- card changes into selection
- Reverse Faro Ending
- counting down to selection
my second keeper\nkeeping card at second position during faro shuffles\nharry lorayne\njohn quine
2007
best of friends - volume iii Harry Lorayne, John Quine
My Second Keeper
keeping card at second position during faro shuffles
faro shuffles and factorial dealing\ndescribes the relationship between the number of faro shuffles needed when dealing cards into n number of piles\nwoody aragon\nthe antifaros\njuan tamariz
2011
a book in english Woody Aragon
Faro Shuffles and Factorial Dealing
describes the relationship between the number of Faro shuffles needed when dealing cards into N number of piles
the permanent deck principle\ndescribes stacks that retain order after faro shuffles\nwoody aragon\nthe restacking pack\nalex elmsley
2011
a book in english Woody Aragon
The Permanent Deck Principle
describes stacks that retain order after Faro shuffles
even better red/black shuffles\n- faro based method (center pulled out)
- hindu-shuffle based method (also as running cut)\nharry lorayne
2011
special effects Harry Lorayne
Even Better Red/Black Shuffles
- Faro Based Method (center pulled out)
- Hindu-Shuffle Based Method (also as running cut)
forcing from a bank\n- faro fan, one of twenty cards thought of
- secret incomplete faro peek\npaul vigil\n unknown
2018
the magic of johnny thompson Paul Vigil, Unknown
Forcing from a Bank
- faro fan, one of twenty cards thought of
- secret incomplete faro peek