How to Cheat at Cards: Stacking the Deck
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In this video I demonstrate two types of sleight of hand: overhand shuffle stacking and riffle stacking. I also talk about their applications in card cheating and card magic. Enjoy!
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This is NOT meant to be an instructional video on how to cheat at cards or on how to protect yourself from cheating. Don't watch this video and then try this stuff in a game or think you can’t be cheated. I make these videos for entertainment so that people can more deeply appreciate the craft and the art of sleight-of-hand. If you find this stuff interesting, go check out the work of people like Steve Forte, Jason England, Richard Turner, Darwin Ortiz, and Jason Ladanye. If you want to learn how to protect yourself at the card table, check out “Casino Game Protection,” “Poker Protection,” and “Gambling Protection Series” by Steve Forte and “Gambling Scams” by Darwin Ortiz.
FOOTNOTE:
As you can see in the slow-motion segment, I (still) overprotect a slug of cards at the bottom and the slug of cards right beneath whatever I'm stacking. I also don't perfectly synchronize the riffling speed of both hands, so I end up with slightly lopsided rhythm at the ends of the shuffles. Just shows that no matter how much you practice, there's always more ground to cover. The ending clip showing the hands of a real expert is what all of us sleight-of-hand lovers aspire to be able to do, myself included.
CREDITS:
For more information on stacking the deck, see "Gambling Scams" by Darwin Ortiz (some of the stories about stacking the deck come from this book) and “Poker Protection” Steve Forte. The overhand shuffle slug controls and five-handed run up come from The Expert at the Card Table by S.W. Erdnase. I first encountered the presentational idea of reciting the formula for the stack out loud in Darwin Ortiz's routine "The Professional" published in "Scams and Fantasies with Cards." This idea has previously been used by Andrew Wimhurst in his routine “The Expert at the Bridge Table” and in Bruce Elliot’s routine “The Expert at the Card Table.” However, it was originally invented by Jack Merlin, published in “And a Pack of Cards.” I learned to riffle stack from Jason England's Foundations Vol. 2 and Steve Forte's DVD set Gambling Protection Series. The modified method of stacking the two red aces was demonstrated on Steve Forte's "52" in his Gambling Protection Series. Further refinements on riffle stacking are explored in “Gambling Sleight of Hand Volumes 1 and 2” by Steve Forte - highly recommended for the serious student. - บันเทิง
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For more information on stacking the deck, see "Gambling Scams" by Darwin Ortiz (some of the stories about stacking the deck come from this book) and “Poker Protection” Steve Forte. The overhand shuffle slug controls and five-handed run up come from The Expert at the Card Table by S.W. Erdnase. I first encountered the presentational idea of reciting the formula for the stack out loud in Darwin Ortiz's routine "The Professional" published in "Scams and Fantasies with Cards." This idea has previously been used by Andrew Wimhurst in his routine “The Expert at the Bridge Table” and in Bruce Elliot’s routine “The Expert at the Card Table.” To the best of my knowledge, the initial idea comes from Jack Merlin, published in “And a Pack of Cards.” I learned to riffle stack from Jason England's Foundations Vol. 2 and Steve Forte's DVD set Gambling Protection Series. The modified method of stacking the two red aces was demonstrated on Steve Forte's "52" in his Gambling Protection Series. Further refinements on riffle stacking are explored in “Gambling Sleight of Hand Volumes 1 and 2” by Steve Forte - highly recommended for the serious student. If I’ve missed any references, the fault is entirely my own, so please let me know!
I don’t get how you haven’t blown up yet like you’re slight is like lvl 💯
Hope you make tutorial for that shuffle you use Sir
The story of Richard Turner is the reason why you should never do these things in a real game. And let's be honest, he's one of those guys who could even fool himself
Man says “I’ll recite the formula slower for you guys” and proceeds to put Eminem to shame
He did that in one of his acts to "describe" to a participant how to stack the deck. I tried to note the steps and found myself repeating, repeating, repeating.... repeating.... giving up... xD
Lel
Amazing reply, hats off to you sir
@Linsey Paczkowski Can any one hack your girlfriend's account using this?
@@srizki what
"I'm not a card cheat" That's exactly what a card cheat would say, Mr. Roy!
Confirmed
And that’s also what a person who genuinely isn’t a card cheat would also say lol 😂
I still can‘t believe this amazing content is for free. Should be a lecturer at masterclass!
This is for free, because noone can copy that, because it is too hard haha
@@reimerjulian7772 After seeing the slowed down version, i must say, though it seems very hard to do, it seems a lot EASIER than what I imagined it was. I dont think it's a "no one can duplicate this" kind of thing. I actually think given the dedication and time to practice, anyone can do that.
@@DevilWearsAdidas Yeah of course its doable but its very very Hard to get that kind of controll over the cards
A yo stop, or it will become
@@DevilWearsAdidas is there a slower version of this video?
Gave himself 4 Kings, but unintentionally gives the lucky guy straight flush.
Thank you for these demonstrations.
It strengthens the quote "Never play cards for money with strangers".
Or just, play anything for money with anyone
@@squelchedotter nahh man gambling with friends is the funniest thing u can do
Other players: "You're cheating!"
Daniel: "No I'm not"
Other players: "Then how do you got pair of ace every single game?"
Daniel: "umm..."
Like the pfp
@@jeremiahellis8855 yea his is pretty good
Daniel: "pure coincidence" :))
' I just got lucky '
“Luck?”
There should be a channel where 5 chats/magicans play casualy poker and everyone tries to outplay the oher.
Mental Note: Never play cards with anyone who looks like Harry Potter.
Lol
yes, he does doesnt he
If Daniel raddiclif declines a role to any Harry Potter movie this guy would be perfect
well I mean yeah
Good one!
This is absolutely insane. I've been doing magic for the last three years, and started learning gambling moves in the last year and a half. Thanks to you I started learning stacking last month, and it's still no where near being good enough, but you're really an inspiration of mine when it comes to sleight of hand. Ngl, a month ago I didn't know you, but today I'm comparing you to people like Daniel Madison. Forme the top two guys I've seen are Ben Earl and Richard Turner, but damn you're getting close, keep working hard!
Regarding Gambling Sleight of Hand, study anything and everything Steve Forte has done -- he's in a league of his own. Jason England's Foundations Series is fantastic. To learn more about cheating techniques broadly, check out Gambling Scams by Darwin Ortiz. There are a few other people out there who are close to as good as Forte (like my friend whose hands you see at the end of the video), but for the most part they aren't publicly known at all.
Very nice moves of card cheating idol thank you for sharing
@@DanielRoyMagic yeah I assume the best are unknown, there's a quote that Madison uses a lot and it's true, yet unethical. "He who learned to cheat but doesn't has wasted his time". So the best are out there, using it for real, and not demonstrating it. Two weeks ago I got to learn about Steve forte, as I started researching for card stacking research. The only reason I didn't include him in that lost is only because all I got to see is one minute material of him which was crazy good, but I didn't get to get my hands on one of his books or something to truly understand how good he is. Is there anywhere I can just watch Steve Forte? For me sleight of hand is more interesting than magic, and I just want to watch the best
@@roymizrachi7360 his DVD set Gambling Protection Series is a must. If you’re really serious, go buy his two-volume book set “Gambling Sleight of Hand.” It’s only available from him, online.
@@DanielRoyMagic thank you, I will at some point for sure! Right now his material is way too expensive for me but I'm sure it has a good reason
I love how you demonstrated that it is possible to do this without looking. Whenever I see any clips from Richard Turner I forget that he is blind. The way he does things and his attitude make it seem like an insignificant thing.
Beethoven composed symphonies while deaf.Such skills come with practice, dedication, repitition, , giftedness, work...
Dude you're amazing. You're like Penn and Teller, where even when you are explaining exactly what you're doing and showing off the trick, it's actually _MORE_ impressive and _MORE_ mind blowing than when you're trying to hide it
Honestly, I'm going to follow your career in magic for a long, long time. Ricky Jay, Dai Vernon, Richard Turner would all be proud of what you can do.
That is literally years of your life practising. Big respect
Such an interesting and impressive video. The only bit that confuses me though is if you were doing this at a game, how the hell would you pluck the kings out to get the on the top in the first place without everyone noticing?!
A really good memory of where they ended in the stack after the cards are picked once the previous game ended. I think that he's good enough to take the pack of cards from the table and know the position of two kings after looking at the deck for a mere split second.
It doesn't have to be kings in your hand every time you shuffle, a pair in hand every time it's your turn to shuffle gets you found out anyways. It's really just enough to know what the cards you're about to give another player are, safer too.
Wow, just wow! Such perfection.
The precision and control that you have over your cards is just unreal. So impressive.
I love how at 3:57 he uses almost the exact patter Darwin Ortiz used for his Miracle Aces presentation - you can tell he's Ortiz's student!
I love these demonstrations you do! Its doubly impressive because we know exactly how its done.
This dude has basically taken the Penn and Teller approach to the next level. The fact that even when you know EXACTLY how it is done... it either holds up or makes the trick itself even better.
Upload more of these Daniel! Close up camera view is sick! Great job!
Oh man that was so beautiful 😱🤩! I think the more I discover new sleight of hand techniques the more I love it! I'm actually learning some riffle shuffle techniques from Card College 🙌. Of course the one from Erdnase is the next one 😉. Cheers! ✌
I love watching these tricks! So entertaining! Keep up the great work!
Your riffle stacking is incredible. Absolutely incredible.
Watched 3 of these videos now, lemme say you earned a new sub. This is amazing stuff!
I have been playing more than 10 card games for almost last 25 years. Still i felt like quitting card games after watching this amazing video. How come someone can be that good at cheating!!!
Many years ago I was seriously obsessed by these techniques, and I particularly liked Darwin Ortiz and Martin Nash, but I eventually realised that they`re really only for showing off and have no practical value whatsoever.
Also, they`re really easy to defeat: just make sure three different people are involved in the shuffle cut and deal, and use a cut card.
Don`t ever allow anyone to perform multiple cuts either: cut the deck once then the dealer completes the cut.
You make a good point about using more complex shuffling procedures. The rather sensational hands I end up with here are truly just for show, but some of the underlying techniques have real use. Why? Well, one thing I didn’t talk about in this video is this: most cheats don’t work alone, they work in a team. So let’s say you’re playing in a 6-handed game. You suspect one guy might be cheating. You might think, “well, there’s 5 us against just him,” but in reality, it’s all 5 of them against you. Furthermore, even just a team of two cheats is enough: one cheat culls the necessary cards after his deal, the other cheat riffle stacks them and sets a brief, and then the first cheat cuts at the brief. Maybe I’ll make a video about all this at some point.
@@DanielRoyMagic that would be a great video
Very nice moves, Daniel! So smooth!
We now know what Harry Potter does in 2021
Incredible!!! And thanks so much for the slow motion!
Absolutely amazing video this is exactly what I come to your for please continue this line content
Maestro of dealing cards. Watching u shuffling and handling is another level of pleasure.
Thanks for such great explanations and demonstrations.
Great video and explanation!
Wow that clip of staking was the best I've ever seen. Great video as always
Great video!!!
Stacking really is a fun thing to practise, you're gonna bang your head in the wall alot of times 😅 but when you start getting it it's amazing.
Keep it up and stay safe
Best of regards
Outrageous. Out of this world my friend!
Nice video! I'd highly recommend this for magicians wanting to learn how to stack the deck.
Brilliant!! Thanks 4 da video
Thanks for explaining! Subscribed!!
I watched a video, thought this channel would have like 10 mil subs, checked and... 14.6k. Underrated.
Awesome video, can you do more tutorial with the pov behind your hands
This is too good to be true. What an amazing skill that can't be done in one time. Thank you sir for your video. Gbu
Killer technique and really entertaining! Bravo!
Art of the deal. Excellent video!
Man, you have really motivated me to keep practicing guitar.
Wow practice does make perfect, thats just astonishing
Phenomenal card handling. Period.
I just hate that I can't like this more. That is some high level craft. I love it.
How am I just now seeing your channel. Dude your a Wizard! Such cool stuff!
I have no idea why I watch the videos on your channel, but its always fun. 😍
Great video! I wish I had access to Mr. Z or Arnold, you are incredibly lucky to be able to learn from one of the best!
thanks you for this video Daniel
Great content keep it up
Amazing. I've watched a bit of Richard Turner and was blown away, but he never shows how he actually does it. Now I need to stop myself from learning this stuff because I simply don't have the time for it, but man do I want to. Full on triggered the nerd in me. :-)
For some reason you seem to explain slight of hand better than the 100’s of videos put out by most magicians. Double lift 👍 up
Thanks!
You are amazing. Simply mind blowing.
Congratulation brother.Really you are expert in card deal. We are extremely astonished to watch your alright of hand technique. You are master in the card trick. Thank you so much for your presentation and tutorials. May God bless you and grant you a very good healthy long life to entertain us. Let us help in teaching magic miracle.
Amazing presentation
So clean!
Simply brilliant !!!
its really cool that jan is teaching cardistry :-)
Mom be looking at me when I say "stacking the deck" out of context
Great content!!! Thanks a lot!!
Daniel is absolutely too good
Lovely!
We need more sleights,maybe center deal
Love from Nepal
Fantastic video
Good job 🔥
This is pure insanity. Wow!
Amazing skills!
This is fascinating
Thanks You So Much Man 😎
Daniel Roy might be good at manipulating the cards, but he missed one of the kings
the king reading this comment
clever insertion of synchronicity alien dude... My name means "little king", and you dropped this here 11 months ago and it has 22 likes. But you knew that.
I'm watching you alien bruh......
Even explaining this , it seems magical
presentasi yang bagus, mudah dimengerti, saya sangat menyukainya
I've read card College 1&2 and royal road to card magic... But this is just easy peasy explained! Amazing! Thanks a lot Tobey Maguire of CardMagic !
Glad it was helpful!
This is another beautiful video. Well done. Do you have any drills you would recommend for those trying to learn riffle stacking?
Check out Jason England's Foundations Vol. 2 for this kind of thing!
Bro you’re the reason I searched this up and your the one teaching it to me *utter defeat*
thanks for the nice video!
do you have some tutorial on the false cut at ~2:51 / 3:30? :)
Sir I love this video can u pls give private class
Keep going you will get to the sky
Thanks for sharing .. Amazing
Thanks!
Doesn't matter how many times I watch, or how much you explain. I still have absolutely no idea how you do it. I find riffle shuffling impressive - let alone precisely controlling how many cards go in between other cards.
Hey Daniel just out of curiosity what brand of close up pads do you use? I have been looking for ones that have great deal of working space.
Take a look in the description :)
I dont want to play any card games with this man. ANY CARD GAMES.
Two of my favorites are Richard Turner and Lennart Green
I love how I am gonna use things like this for cards tricks, but he is teaching us how to gamble against our uncle's and always win.
I wanna learn thisssss
That was tight as hell.
So now the important question. How do you get the cards to the top to start the shuffle? It's one thing to take the cards out of the box already set up and shuffle them, but it is quite another to move the cards to the top without being caught. This is also the perfect reason for always demanding a cut before the cards are dealt. In fact, any card player who does not cut the deck before the deal is a first-class fool and deserves to be cheated.
You don't have to move a pair to the top, you can do this with any two cards and just deal the dud hands to someone else. You'll get busted if you keep getting god hands every game that you shuffle anyways, just work with the cards that ended up being on top of the deck regardless of what they are.
thanks man i managed to top all yugi events after ur tutorial
Daniel Roy: tries to explain method
Me: BURN THE WITCH!!
Who was your inspiration to get this good. At first I didn't like you (my bad), but I really liked this video and really like how hard you work and you're willing to share your talent(s). Keep up the great work. I think what bugged me was how young you are and so good...again, this was my short coming. I really enjoy watching you.
Darwin Ortiz, Ricky Jay, Steve Forte, Jason England, Richard Turner, etc. They're the pioneers of this stuff, I've learned everything from their resources or in some cases from them in person.
That true expert in the end really blew my mind
Upload a detail video on double lift dude🤘🏻 even biggest magician flashes at double lift so please upload dude
I'm impressed.
Fun fact: All the cards are king
I recognize those hands!
You are amazing. 👍
Very impressive sleight of hand