Learn an Easy but Super Fooling and Deceptive False Cut Sequence I Use Every Day!

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Today we'll learn a very deceptive false cut sequence!
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[therobertbishop]

I love it, and the variation to control the top stack is awesome! Thanks a lot for showing it :)

[timbaldwinmagic]

Wonderful tutorial! False cuts are so important 👍

[CardTricksForever]

Very useful technique that is! Wonderful tutorial my friend, it's always nice to learn new false cuts or shuffles. Thanks for sharing it, I think it's very clever, I've never seen it before. What I usually do is catching multiple breaks and reverse back the order, but your method is really cool. 😉

[bighands]

Crazy to think the FREE info people put out there when they should be getting PAID for thier efforts now! You're definitely one of them

[darrenlloyd]

very useful, 10 out of 10, will try!

[chrislister]

As you said if a shuffle or a cut looks simple and natural then your spectator/audience will not become suspicious . The more you practice false cuts or shuffles the more natural they become> If you do something(Shuffle or cut) proficiently then the spectator doesn't know that you are manipulating the deck. I think you'd agree that if you can master false cuts and shuffles and a few basic sleights then the performer can concentrate on their own style and give a better experience to the audience. Thanks for highlighting the value of these controls

[fadingac]

Very nice false cut! I do the multiple swing cut holding a break but instead of a swivel cut, I do another swing cut. There are a lot of ways you can do this cut and you can change up how you cut off the cards as long as you can get the break and hold them as well. I will actually try this in my next performance.

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[GabrielZudeck]

Seen one you've seen em all.. :P J/K Thanks for the quality material . Keep it up!!

[magicman]

Salut, excellent tutoriel, et belle maîtrise comme toujours.👍👍👍✌️👋