The Most ADVANCED Card Cheating Device in History

Daniel Madison: @DANIELmadison

I sat down with expert card gaffer Steph from Slim Card Co to discuss the various cheating devices used in poker and dice games. These devices should only be used for entertainment purposes.

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[DANIELmadison]

Mad Love! Great video, was like being sat there with you 🙌

[NicolasCaron]

Between this and your recent magic compilation, it really feels like you are re-energized and re-inspired Chris! Love the content and the recent vibe!! Keep up the good work!

[morehastelessspeed]

One of your BEST videos Chris, loved it!! So exciting to see you so excited about new content again

[ottoolah]

What a great video! I’m glad you are back to magic!

[bobvonk]

Oh man this was so much fun to watch. It is so cool to see all the tricky stuff. I love the small documentary style you do. Cant wait for the next one!

[phunkysai]

Really really love this format, almost love to see more like this!

[yonahgreene]

That red deck with the diamonds on the back of it in the thumbnail got my attention immediately. My uncle gave me that exact deck as a present. It was very old but he told me there was a trick to be able to distinguish any card just by looking at the back of it. I spent about a full day figuring out the code by myself and I still have that deck and the decoding paper to this day. Good stuff

[nToThVid]

Chris, long time fan. You're making your best work right now. Imo. These mini docs, especially the Japan video, are just excellent film making. Thanks so much for putting this work out there for us to enjoy and learn.

[dge--runner]

I love when you do these professional looking videos about awesome topics in magic. I love the history as well.

[guarami]

I just wanna say that I'm so happy to see you uploading new content, you are still on your "game".

[jimmy_betmore]

I didn't grow up in the sense of being a kid to an adult in a pool hall, but I grew up as an adult in one. The better part of my 20's was spent there. If I wasn't at work or home sleeping, I was at the pool hall. And let me tell you, there was a LOT of gambling going on with pool and cards. So I love seeing this stuff and I wouldn't trade my time there for anything.

[evangel]

❤ this is fascinating. The dice shaving really surprised me. Also, editing made it look like you erased that mystery long red...dice thing. At 24:33 . Got me curious .

[lyingcat]

A little trick to make your own sort cards or short rounded corner to feel in a riffle:
Get some fine grain sand paper or a flat knife sharping stone(I have a double sided 6000/1000 grain stone in the kitchen) and just rub the edge and or corner of your key card back and forth across the stone till it is your desired length and feel.
And after rubbing it flat you can angle the card against the stone to remove rough edges for a nice smooth edge.
Feel free to remove this comment if you must, to not take money from sellers of gimmicks. But it’s a cheap way to make your own if you’re on a budget.

[terryxD]

holy crap. this was AMAZING and informative. i didnt know half of this stuff existed. this is crazy and im never playing dice with random people ever. not that i do but geez the ways people can hustle/cheat you nowadays good lord. it is all super cool and interesting but just wow

[Myrddraalfade]

I taught a prestidigitator friend of mine, who was into card magic, Magic the Gathering. In 1994-5 we went around stores and local events to see if anyone would suspect him of cheating. For two years worth of weekends, he was only called out three times, 3 in nearly 200 days of play, at maybe 15-20 games a day.

[wakkoedu]

Awesome video Chris! Loved the interview model and the fact that you are bringing something to us that you really love. ❤️ Thank you!

[jasonross]

Great video Chris! Love that the magic content is coming back around!

[jakubjakubowski]

There is a game based on "The Expert and the Card Table". Story is not about S.W. Erdnase but it is about card cheating and every move is taken from that book. The name is called "Card Shark" and it is great. You should definitely try it Chris.

[lorel]

Love to see card related content back, may the algorithm bless you as well!

[davelangford]

I really enjoyed that. Fantastic video Chris, it's nice to see you back energised. Love from the UK