As far as I know, this is my own technique.
I have never seen someone perform a false faro with a bridge.
If you know of a similiar handling that is in
print or on video, please let me know in the comments.
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6 comments:
Great tutorial! 5 stars!
Can you provide some credits? I think I have seen J Tamariz using a similar idea.
Hey Furniture,
This is something I believe I have developed. I wouldn't teach it if I thought it was someone else's. I've shown it to a few of the big card guys, and they told me they believed it to be original.
Hi Jeff,
great tutorial! I have seen this kind of false shuffle bevore, it is called "the real green shuffle", you can find it on his dvd number 4 (starting 43:22). He uses the same principle (flase cascade) with both hands in his in hand riffle shuffle.
But its a good variation.
Keep up the good work, lennart green may be one of the best cardman of our time, but he cant match with your talent of teaching.
regards,
roland
I forgot to say that I have seen it before on Lennart Greens DVD #4, but I am sure you knew what I meant.
Several years ago, Earl Nelson at the Castle demo'd to me a false Faro with a Cascade. The Cascade was fairly long and had a pleasing sound to it. I recall him attributing it to either Benson or Berg or some kind of B sounding name.
paul wilson's non-faro
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