Magic's Best False Shuffle | The Zarrow Shuffle
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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Faking a shuffle is a great tool to sell the legitimacy of your trick. Brian shows off one of his favorites, the Zarrow Shuffle. Easy to learn, difficult to master!
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Long time magician, quick tip if it can help someone:
Instead of pushing both top cards with your fingers after the shuffle, I recommend simply letting the fall a bit forward AS you finish the shufle. This eliminates unnecessary movement. If the cards are still not outjogged enough, you can readjust with your fingres. This is also useful because sometimes your fingers are not sticky enough to push the cards.
Also, it's not adressed in the video but it's more convincing if you make both of your middle fingers touch each other when you push the cards in. This blocks the front side of the deck and prevents the spectator from seeing the packets go one on top of the other.
Cheers
Thanks for the tip. I have really dry hands and my fingers don't have any tackiness to move the cards.
that domain sponsor was genius, probably the funniest way to watch and advertisement
Okay, this Domain . com segment is the best yet. I learned so much about the history of domains!
haha-- I'm glad you dug it.
I love that you're putting more advanced stuff on the channel! Just awesome, thanks a lot!
The zarrow is amazing, but I prefer pickup control methods (be it in an overhand shuffle or slip cuts, etc) continued to a false shuffle. Mostly because I shuffle on off-beats and want less focus on the deck while I’m performing a slight. Regardless, I love the fact that you introduced so many of your viewers to some of the history of card magic, not to mention the video itself.
I learned to count cards from my English teacher who's blacklisted on most of the sunset strip
I wish I could find someone to teach me how to read cards .anyone willing to teach me?
cool story bro
_I learned to count cards from my English teacher..._
...during the capitalizing place names lesson.
I've always thought the Zarrow was the Holy Grail of false shuffles, I just haven't been able to put in the necessary time to get it to look passable. Some day...
The only place where the commercials are enjoyable!
Nice! I used to do the version. Where you slide the packs weaved together through each other but I like this version a lot. I'll have to practice a lot for this one.
The ad was actually funner than the actual video
The couple you showed were so clean. That's good practice right there
There is another slight variation of this where you don’t slide the top ones up like that, you actually push the cards together as if you are squaring them up. You leave a few MM of each end hanging out and pull all the cards on the right out and all of them on the left out and act like you’re cutting the deck and whichever card was on top just put that sides block on top. It’s easier to master than this version but this version is more consistent
I wouldn’t say this is a variation of the zarrow shuffle. The push through shuffle you describe is an older false shuffle, done quite differently than the zarrow. Personally, I think it requires a bit more skill than the zarrow.
Truth thanks for the clarification. Btw reading back on my comment I described how it’s done incorrectly but it seems to be a close enough description of what I was talking about for people to know what I was referring to so I’m not going to edit it
A Brushwood video without a YT comment about remembering the spikey hair?! Not so fast!
"lol do you remember when he had that spikey hair?"
Pew, feels much better now!
Don't run if you are not being CHaSeD.
Hilarious mate, Hilarious
I'm really enjoying this format. Much nice
Shiiiiit, even the advertisement is sooo entertaining!
Thankyou so much brian!!
Also please teach in the hands false riffle shuffle...
Keep up the good work!
Oh, that’s a good suggestion!
Loved that ad the first time you used it. Still love it :)
My favourite false shuffle
Same!
Had to rewatch @ 6:04. Thought we entered a time space continuum when the shadow changed. Anyone else? No? Just me? Ok, cool.
If you have a full deck stag (SIStebbins for example), this is best.... THX Brian...
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You knew I was watching a bit of Richard Turner today, didn't you?
I really love this false shuffle.
Awesome tutorial Brian!
Brushwood with the dirty false, I'm lazy on that and I just do stacks from the bottom of the deck on top.
3:32 An actual funny advertisement. I enjoyed watching it
whoa that is so cool
How many of Brian's shirts are specifically Austin based?
as many as I can find :-D
@@scamschool Well that is what I call home town pride.
your ads are the best. lol.
The late Paul Harvey FTW in the ad read
Great stuff. thank you very much for teaching this powerfull move
Brian is amazing
And you're very kind.
Well, I know what I'm gonna learn now.
Wow. Thanks Brian. You're the man.
(raises beer) Cheers.
That's a GRT move
Where does Domain.com get its domain name
Forget Stranger Things intro
Who in their right mind would skip a Scam school domain ad
I love the ad that was cool
The link is down now. Does anyone have the extra credit info?
Ah I like it ❤
Next stop the casino.
I’ll call from prison to tell you how it went.
D'you need s to post bail? I'm sure we can drum up the necessary amount of beers to get you out.
I'm brand new to this, but the use-case of this shuffle confuses me. Is it to force a predetermined top card? Is it to get visibility on the two cards pushed forward in the cover?
It’s to preserve the entire order of a whole deck, while appearing to shuffle it completely and repeatedly.
Imagine all 52 cards arranged in perfect order for a sequence of mysteries, yet appearing to be repeatedly fairly shuffled.
Damn that looks so clean :)
It’s a really good one.
what deck is that?
The best false shuffle is the one the person uses, not the one someone else chooses.
This 40min tutorial is not available :(
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Nice!!!
I feel compelled to be the voice of reason and say that you are not doing this well so that you can gain something from my comment. Reading the other comments reminds me of being in an internet karaoke room with everyone telling the singer they should get a recording contract instead of being honest. The first thing you should work on is to eliminate the constant tapping of the two halves of the deck together after you do your slip cut. There should be no tapping at all.
The best false shuffle is the Truffle Shuffle by Derek DelGaudio
It depends on what you want, different shuffles are suited to different situations.
Where can I purchase that deck
Outlaws! www.scamstuff.com/collections/main/products/outlaws-playing-cards
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Idk if Brian is just not good at that part but the joining of the blocks looks clunky as hell to me
Might just be my style. I’m from the school of thought that the sloppier everything looks, the more believable the shuffle is.
@@scamschool you could be right it's just so jarring to how stylish the rest is
I think this is too good to be putting out to the lay public....
Paul Mitchell it’s not used that often, because it’s a false shuffle that brings attention to the deck, versus a false shuffle done during the “relaxed” parts of a routine. Plus, there are a million and one ways to pull off a false shuffle and as long as you’re comfortable with 5 or so methods you won’t need to worry. The type of person to watch scam school and remember the zarrow shuffle is going to recognize that there’s the possibility you didn’t shuffle the deck regardless of what provers you do use.
@@michaelsullivan6734 Oh I'm not worried about being caught😂. I just don't think that the people watching scam school are gonna put the time in to get it to an acceptable standard and therefore shouldn't be shown to them just for the sake of them knowing. And it certainly is used alot, especially in tabled work.
Paul Mitchell my intro to magic was scam school, I started watching it for entertainment reasons but when there was a scam school special homework ad on one of the videos for the one handed palm, I figured there was enough information in the ad itself to learn to do it. That simple thing lead to me pursuing magic, so I’d have to disagree based on, admittedly anecdotal, evidence.
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I not doubting this shuffle, but I can't believe this fools anyone. Even the hand position looks wacky to me and the movement seems odd. Just my thoughts.
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