This is Sid Lorraine's Slop Shuffle created in the 1920's and published in 1937. Most famously it was published in Arthur H. Buckley's book Card Control in 1946. The above video just scratches the surface check out the link in the description to learn even more amazing magic with a borrowed shuffled deck!
Absolutely love the way Nick teaches. Straight to the point, but so effectively done. No Blah,blah, blah where you want to continually fast forward. Great trick and tutorial. Thumbs up!
Nick should do a youtube subscrition like craig does netflix or steve falconer's card tutorials. Hes one of my favorite teachers and performers. His live perfomances are a perfect mix of corporate and street approach. Smilesotheylikeyou
No, this is not Jay Sankey's Back in Time. The slop shuffle was created by Sid Lorraine in the 1920s. It was first published in 1937. It was used as a Triumph as early as 1944 by Phil Thomas. Jay Sankey published Back in Time in 2004. Jay has changed the routine quite a lot and made it his own and we recommend that you go check out Jay's work to learn his effect Back in Time.
This is Sid Lorraine's Slop Shuffle created in the 1920's and published in 1937. Most famously it was published in Arthur H. Buckley's book Card Control in 1946.
The above video just scratches the surface check out the link in the description to learn even more amazing magic with a borrowed shuffled deck!
Absolutely love the way Nick teaches. Straight to the point, but so effectively done. No Blah,blah, blah where you want to continually fast forward. Great trick and tutorial. Thumbs up!
Love the last shuffle to clean things up.
This is a nice touch, and if you don't have a table you can do a faro.
Thanks Nick. Always great to see a refresher in classics. I appreciate you brother
Love it bro!😎
Chris James added on to the slop shuffle giving some nice convincers highly recommend people to check that out
Thanks, Mr. Nick. I do only one card trick in my show, but this is so powerful trick, i will learn it. Thanks a lot.
Many Thanks! 🙏
Nick should do a youtube subscrition like craig does netflix or steve falconer's card tutorials. Hes one of my favorite teachers and performers. His live perfomances are a perfect mix of corporate and street approach.
Smilesotheylikeyou
Thanks Keith!
What deck is being used ?
Love the back design....
www.penguinmagic.com/p/7116
Yeah, those are the Westminster Playing Cards created by Penguin Magic! It's a great deck!
@NickLocapo Hey Nick
Thank you for your reply
Do these have standard faces like,e Bicycle cards or are they different from Bicycle faces?
@@brianmagicman3556yup! Standard I believe
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Will you be bringing any of those decks to the Blackpool Magic Convention?
Idk why but ive always hated this trick. Its a classic but always semt too obvious. Thanks for the free lesson though.
In the extended tutorial over on Penguin Nick covers some more applications that get pretty interesting.
This is Jay Sankey's trick. Back in Time. When doing the shuffle, he called it the upside-down all-around poker shuffle. 😊
No, this is not Jay Sankey's Back in Time. The slop shuffle was created by Sid Lorraine in the 1920s. It was first published in 1937. It was used as a Triumph as early as 1944 by Phil Thomas. Jay Sankey published Back in Time in 2004. Jay has changed the routine quite a lot and made it his own and we recommend that you go check out Jay's work to learn his effect Back in Time.
Nooooooooooo.
Dammit. Why did you teach this?!