Thanks Doug, You’re the first magician I’ve seen do the faro with your right hand on top, I thought there was something wrong with me as that’s how I prefer to do it, in every tutorial I’ve found which includes Michael Close, Joshua Jay, Steve Faulkner etc it’s always taught with the right hand on the bottom.
Oh and since I was a teenager I've always swung cut into an in-the-hands riffle shuffle (cutting the deck with a forefinger). It just looks more elegant than riffling off the thumb, in my humble opinion. As for the one-handed Faro, that is the Devil's work and I freely confess to being envious of anyone who can do it well. I learned it from one of the Paul Harris Art of Astonishment volumes, but can only ever seem to do it when no-one's looking. 😂
I don't do tabled routines much, but when I do I like to dribble the cards messily in a V-shape and push them together from the tip of the V, preserving the full deck order. If you don't draw any attention to it, it's a nice way to fake a wash while retaining a full-deck stack. I got the idea from someone on RUclips so am not sure who invented it. If you know, then I'd sure appreciate a name drop so I know who to credit. 😉
@@DougConn YES! That's exactly the concept, because the cards just slide over each other. It looks like a mess but really isn't. I love Lennart Green's work, he's a great innovator. ❤
Can you create more videos on gambling sleight of hand? I've been practicing card magic for around two years and started learning gambling sleight of hand about a year ago. I'm trying to improve my skills. I really enjoy your videos and appreciate your hard work. Keep it up!
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Fantastic video! Thank you for taking the time to create such quality content for us!
My pleasure, tnx for the comment!
Glad your back!! Love the content.
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Thanks Doug, You’re the first magician I’ve seen do the faro with your right hand on top, I thought there was something wrong with me as that’s how I prefer to do it, in every tutorial I’ve found which includes Michael Close, Joshua Jay, Steve Faulkner etc it’s always taught with the right hand on the bottom.
We’re the only ones doing it right!
Great tutorial….Now I am going to grab my deck and shuffle along!
Tnx , hope ya found something useful!
Love it Doug keep up the amazing work
Thanks for the good word!
Great video Doug. Good to see you after a while.
Thank ya, I’ll be back to “normal” soon enough :)
Oh and since I was a teenager I've always swung cut into an in-the-hands riffle shuffle (cutting the deck with a forefinger). It just looks more elegant than riffling off the thumb, in my humble opinion.
As for the one-handed Faro, that is the Devil's work and I freely confess to being envious of anyone who can do it well. I learned it from one of the Paul Harris Art of Astonishment volumes, but can only ever seem to do it when no-one's looking. 😂
Great tip and yeah, the one-handed Shuffle is not my friend!
Amazing tricks!
I don't do tabled routines much, but when I do I like to dribble the cards messily in a V-shape and push them together from the tip of the V, preserving the full deck order. If you don't draw any attention to it, it's a nice way to fake a wash while retaining a full-deck stack. I got the idea from someone on RUclips so am not sure who invented it. If you know, then I'd sure appreciate a name drop so I know who to credit. 😉
Lennert Green has a handling of the Rosetta Shuffle that is false, it sounds similar to what you’re talking about… kind of a “wash Zarrow”
@@DougConn YES! That's exactly the concept, because the cards just slide over each other. It looks like a mess but really isn't. I love Lennart Green's work, he's a great innovator. ❤
Hi Doug
Sup Jacob!
Can you create more videos on gambling sleight of hand? I've been practicing card magic for around two years and started learning gambling sleight of hand about a year ago. I'm trying to improve my skills. I really enjoy your videos and appreciate your hard work. Keep it up!
Definitely required viewing.... Must learn techniques...