marlo's one hand double turnover\nfeaturing a push-off (also credited to dai vernon)\nedward marlo\na false count to be used when dealing off the deck\nlaurie ireland
1945
off the top Edward Marlo
Marlo's One Hand Double Turnover
featuring a push-off (also credited to Dai Vernon)
fourth replacement - one-handed turnover\nin context of an unloading technique, see p. 442 for additional crediting\nmartin a. nash
1975
ever so sleightly Martin A. Nash
Fourth Replacement - One-Handed Turnover
in context of an unloading technique, see p. 442 for additional crediting
dropping the double\ndropping the double on the pack, variation on the d'amico double, see also p. 560 for further comments\nharry levine\ndomico double lift\ncarmen d'amico
1989
the trapdoor - volume two Harry Levine
Dropping the Double
dropping the double on the pack, variation on the D'Amico Double, see also p. 560 for further comments
doble lift pivotante\none-handed double lift, several applications
-como cuenta falsa (as a false count)
- dejada pivotante (pivoting laydown)
- con giro de 180° (with 180° turn)\nrafael benatar\nthe pivoting double\nrafael benatar\nthe pivoting laydown\nrafael benatar
1989
cartas certificadas Rafael Benatar
Doble Lift Pivotante
one-handed double lift, several applications
-Como Cuenta Falsa (as a false count)
- Dejada Pivotante (Pivoting Laydown)
- Con giro de 180° (with 180° turn)