Erdnase System of Blind Cuts Tutorial (False Table Cuts)

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  • Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
  • In this video I teach you the classic Erdnase False Table Cuts for top and bottom card retention. A must know for any card mechanic.
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  • @earthstreammediaTV
    @earthstreammediaTV 6 років тому +5

    Please do MORE ERDNASE VIDEOS! These are freakin AWESOME!

  • @sadathamid2329
    @sadathamid2329 5 років тому +4

    These videos are great for anyone who is starting to read the expert at the card table.I find your videos extremely helpful.You should do a series of episodes on every chapter.You definitely deserve more subs and I will recommend your channel to anyone who is trying to learn card handling.

    • @KardSharp
      @KardSharp  5 років тому +2

      Thank you Sadat! I have more vids coming soon! Your support means a lot. We are a small, but fierce group of KardSharper's!...glad to have you among us!

    • @sadathamid2329
      @sadathamid2329 5 років тому +1

      @@KardSharp glad to be a part of it.Also I hope you do a video on some of your favourite books.Would love to get an insight.And keep these erdanese videos coming!Hope this channel gets big someday and gets the recognition it deserves.

    • @KardSharp
      @KardSharp  5 років тому

      Thanks @@sadathamid2329 I will show some of the books I suggest in the next video! Appreciate the support!

  • @depauwgerlings
    @depauwgerlings 5 років тому

    That was great, I am looking forward to more great content.
    P.S. What do you think of Dani Daortiz???

    • @KardSharp
      @KardSharp  9 місяців тому

      He’s a great magician! Enjoy his work.

  • @IanDDalton
    @IanDDalton 6 років тому +2

    love your Erdnase video's Curtis, I am working through EATCT at the minute, and find your video's a great reference point to see these done on video :)

    • @KardSharp
      @KardSharp  6 років тому

      Hey Ian...I'm gonna start posting more tutorials soon. What would you like to see next?

    • @IanDDalton
      @IanDDalton 6 років тому +1

      Hi Houston, Im currently working on the push off second deal and the stud takes for those moves, and slowly starting on learning the bottom deal, any pointers would be great :)

    • @KardSharp
      @KardSharp  6 років тому +1

      Hi Ian. I am writing a book and producing a video series called Million Dollar Mechanics. It will go into great detail about the a variety of second deals, bottom deals, the center deal and much more! Hope you check it out Ian.

    • @earthstreammediaTV
      @earthstreammediaTV 6 років тому +1

      Have you seen his new Erdnase video? The overhand shuffle. Its awesome!

    • @KardSharp
      @KardSharp  6 років тому

      Hey Ian...Did my bottom deal tutorial help you along? Curious to know how you are progressing.

  • @KardSharp
    @KardSharp  6 років тому

    Thanks for over a thousand views on this tutorial guys. Ya gotta start somewhere. :) Make sure to check out the latest trailer for Million Dollar Mechanics! ua-cam.com/video/TKOCjUpaRhM/v-deo.html

  • @djmaxxsaint
    @djmaxxsaint 4 роки тому

    The best method in front of laymen. All the other fancy stuff doesn’t compare.

  • @beyond4network
    @beyond4network 7 років тому

    Can you do a bottom dealing tutorial?

    • @KardSharp
      @KardSharp  7 років тому

      Yes! Stay tuned...its coming!

  • @depauwgerlings
    @depauwgerlings 5 років тому

    Mr. Curtis, R.T. does this on fool us, but keeps the entire deck in order, how does he do that?

    • @jacoboforero3219
      @jacoboforero3219 5 років тому +1

      Maximilian Gustav De Pauw Gerlings hi did pusthrough riffles and then used a false cut that retains the full deck, i learned both of those with jason england’s dvd

    • @depauwgerlings
      @depauwgerlings 5 років тому

      @@jacoboforero3219 thank you.

    • @KardSharp
      @KardSharp  4 місяці тому +1

      Push thru shuffles and it’s lil brother, pull out shuffles are very co evincing and both used by professional card chests quite often.