My Favorite Card Shuffle // Tabled Bridge Riffle Shuffle Tutorial

The Tabled Bridge Riffle Shuffle A super classy and elegant way to mix a deck of cards. The cascading bridge ending makes it even more visually interesting and is a great way to square up the deck.

0:00 Intro
1:37 Sponsor
1:58 Riffle Shuffle Tutorial
12:28 Cascade/Bridge Ending

▼ Deck Used
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▼ Music
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Nebulas by ocean jams

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[kards]

After a long hiatus from Youtube, I figured I'd return to the channel by teaching my favorite way to shuffle a deck of cards. This is a Tabled Riffle Shuffle with a fancy bridge/cascade ending to square up the deck in a visually interesting way. I hope you like it!

[saviodias]

What I love is that even though it's been soo long it feels as though you never left... Like we all just resumed from where we left off.

[spencermargenna]

Probably one of the most calming presence on YouTube. Welcome back!

[saviodias]

I love the energy in this community right now! Gives me life! ❤️

[mohammedfaraazhasankhan]

I'd left learning magic for like an year and just a couple days ago I started again.
And here you are back again!
Must be a sign from the universe!

[saviodias]

this is the most comforted I've felt in a long time.
It feels as though a piece of my soul from the past just came back to life.
Thank you Teacher!

[chhanly]

seeing him back feels like reuniting with an old friend :)

[xultimatex]

I love this move. The way you do it makes it look so clean every time 😂

[magicdave]

I’ve just got back into magic after a long break and WOW how things have changed. I think YouTube is one of the best vehicles for learning magic especially with fantastic tutorials from guy’s like you. Thank you very much. 👍

[myna]

it's nice that you have came back here teaching us card magic again. Support from Hong Kong!

[DANIELmadison]

MAD RESPECT! Love this shuffle, I have a false version of this at my channel called the Broken Bridge Shuffle! x

[karenbrooks]

Welcome back mr 52kards missed you relaxing voice glad your well and safe xxc

[dannyphillips]

That was such a cool lesson, people who can do this shuffle well can’t explain how, your doubly blessed by being able to do both extremely well.

[omfgSHORYUKEN]

I feel like you would make amazing asmr content since you handle the cards so perfectly. Even just watching 8:00 to 8:20 was quite satisfying, but without talking or music and just hearing the cards could be asmr

[boutayebelouali]

Welcome back you're one off the best card magicians in our time

[KinoJosh]

he's baaaack with even better quality videos. Good to have you back!

[erebus]

Legend is back!!!!
We're so happy and excited for new tutorials and also to see you man again!!!

[jasonffx]

Another alternative for the cascade is placing both ring finger at the side and pushing using ring finger instead of pinky. I usually push to one side (either left or right) with the ring finger and the other finger remain stationary.
To get the pushing action into the cascade more neat, push the halves that is not touching the mat/table because you will grip the halves easier.

[MattBean]

Great tutorial as always Asad, everything I know about cards is from you. You're absolutely amazing with a deck of cards and an even better teacher. Although guys if you learn this don't use the cascade in serious card games as it flashes the faces of the cards.

[mkctaskin]

I am so excited to see you again ... Much love and respect from Bangladesh ...