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Watch a master cardsharp control the four aces
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2021
- A Las Vegas legend, Steve Forte is revered by sleight-of-hand magicians and casino experts as the most skilled person ever to deal, shuffle and generally manipulate a deck of cards.
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Lmao the cooler was so good I was like wait what did he even do and didn’t even notice the decks completely changed colors 😂
No matter who the hell comes up with a deck of cards, he is the best at gambling expose there's ever been. What a talent 👏
actually Richard turner in the best. Search him up, and he's blind :0.
@@imaginarypath7867 I possess all of Turner's videos. What he does is unmatchable, I must admit that. But Forte has a special quality and clean style at gambling expose that Turner can't match. If you watch his "Gambling Protection Series" dvd set or read his new, monumental two-volume book "Forte years of Gambling" you will understand why he is undoubtedly the world's top authority on Gambling.
Nope man. It's Richard Turner
@@ASMR.g.withcards. Not at all, if you know anything about real gambling mechanics you will know that Forte is the real deal. Turner is essentially a magician NOT a gambling expert.
No, it's Steve Forte.
Forte is the best to ever do it. He once visited Marlo in Chicago and held court at Carmen's. Marlo didn't take his eyes off his hands. Then he told Bill Malone that Forte was the real deal. Marlo didn't just say that about anybody. Lol
@thejimyyy of course, but to be fair. Forte is almost non-existent online in the internet age. And he is willing to demonstrate any move from his books, which he admits he probably can't do as well as he used to. I'd say Forte is the real deal. He's no magician demonstrating gambling. He'd sit in a real game and leave w the money and we'd thank him lol
Just got Steve's GSOH books and they are awesome!!
The man, the legend. Mr. Forte.
BEAUTIFUL STEVE!
True legend!
Legend!
3k views, 78 likes, not a single dislike. Nice.
To magicians and laymen Richard Turner might be King. To us gamblers and card mechanics, Steve Forte is God.
Just you know.. Turner isn't magician, he's a card mechanic, just watch his documentary video.
I think he's still the best, because he has no sight.. and no one can control the entire deck of cards like him.... watch his video on Russia TV how he can produce 4 of card ( Top, bottom, and middle) even the spectator shuffling the card first.
And i think Forte isn't even close like him, because he still use his eyes to see card and just do the regular moves like second, center or bottom dealing, stacking the deck.. just like other magician, i'm not too impressed.
@@badbeater666-y5w seems to me you aren't aware of what kind of card deck Turner uses, when he asks the public to shuffle the deck before producing those aces from top bottom and centre deals. Just give it a little thought and you might figure it out. Or ask any card mechanic, he'll tell you. Once you learn the method, don't go public and let others know. We'd do well in keeping these master card mechanics' secrets, secret.
@@stanleygomez679 He can use any deck of card.. just watch his documentary, USPCC also uses him to be Touch Analysis to analyze the condition of cards, because he has the superhuman touch.
Card Mechanic its look like magic, did you think, that some card mechanics like Forte, Jason England tell the secret how to cheating at card ??? just watch their videos or DVD's.. just for your information before typing a comment 😀😀😀😀
@@badbeater666-y5w if you care to read my other comments on Steve Forte and Richard Turner, you'll realize that I am an advocate in keeping gamblers' secrets. Turner does things (and not only with cards) that are really incredible, and I have a lot of respect for him. But Forte has a more natural hold on the deck and his style at dealing supersedes Turner. Also his patter line puts the icing on the cake. The great Ed Marlo held him in the highest esteem above all others. Daniel Madison holds Forte as his mentor upon witnessing his incredible Gambling Demo.
I have all of Forte's and Turner's DVD's plus most of all the other gambling videos and spent a lifetime reading articles on gambling. My advice to you is: read the book "The phantom of the card table" about Walter Irving Scot and you'll get an idea about how Turner's blind poker deal is effected.
We are all entitled to our opinion and our wishes might differ. And when I comment on gambling and card mechanics, believe me, I do my homework before posting them.
@@stanleygomez679 I saw DVD " The Cardmens Get Together" which hosted by Forte, Turner, John England, Bruce Samboy, and other magicians and card experts in 2005
I saw also a footage when Turner shows his game to Forte, he holds a deck of cards and producing the 4 Aces after Forte shuffling it.. he can do with other different moves and finally, Forte amazes to him.
Forte is good and quickly for handling & controlling the card.. i also learned from him in gambling protection, but still he can't do what a do from Richard Turner.... i also have questions about how Richard can easily controlling a deck of cards and producing some cards when someone shuffling and cutting it. On that DVD, Forte can show that Turner's deck is normally deck, not a stripper or any gimmicked deck, if someone can explain truthly, i can pay for that 😆😆
If Turner not blind, i think his skill is more powerfull than other Cardmens on this planet.. but, he's still best of the best cardmen.
I’ve been studying the gambling sleight of hands for over Forte years.
Still got it 🙌
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Liking your own comments is your game poser.
@@leopardcubpupkryky6940 why are you telling me this? I have no idea what you're talking about.
It’s so rare to see videos of Steve Forte demonstrating moves. Specially publicly. It saddens me to see him like this. Of you watch his old videos when he was in his prime, you can see what a master he was (and still is) at the card table.
Why are you sad to see him like this? The one card second deal he just did I couldn't pickup on .25 playback? Lol
@@peterdelessio9274 True, he's still better than what we'll probably ever be. But still, he's far from his glory days, and age is getting the best of him.
@@Alpysf Actually now that you mentioned it according to his own website he actually apologized to those requesting video of the moves in his latest book. Saying he's been dealing w some health issues so if they aren't as smooth as what people are used to don't be discouraged from accomplishing better on your own. 95% of buyers won't even do it as well as he does now!
@@peterdelessio9274 I’ve been practicing table work vigorously for over 5 years now, and I’m not even close to where he is in his deteriorated state
@@Alpysf I just got into card mechanics at the start of the pandemic. I'm making progress lol
He's old now but still the best when holding the deck in his hand
The best card shark of all times
I love it that Penn Gillette watched Forte from a few inches away from his hands without moving his eyes away and could NEVER catch the play.
Is this on video? I haven’t seen this particular video. I was confident I’ve seen every recorded public performance that was shared of him. Guess I was wrong.
Edit: Though what you’re describing sounds like the Richard Turner episode of Fool Us. Aren’t you mistaking Mr. Turner for Steve Forte?
@@Alpysf i think he says that in the article
i still think: the best card mechanic never post videos about his skills
using replay i can see where he switched the deck by introducing the new deck and making the swap but cannot figure out what he did with the other deck.
Mandala effect it used to be called card shark 🦈
They used to be called retarded, but we just call them mandella believers now.
@@leopardcubpupkryky6940 lol
I suspect this misconception comes from conflating the term with another common among gamblers: a pool shark. However, when it comes to card cheating, the term "sharp" is well-established, such as in the 1894 book "Sharps and Flats," which discussed the moves of a card cheat.
My poker buddies will never know what hit them.
Appreciate.
What's a cardsharp?
The original term of cardshark.
I always thought it was card shark
Me, too. And in Steve's other videos his says "card shark."
@@CrdShk nope, never called card sharp. Always been card shark.
@@leopardcubpupkryky6940 This is not true at all. Brits use "card sharp," US folks use "Card Shark."
@@w00master Correct! and etymologically speaking, Sharp, or rather 'Sharper' predates the use of the word Shark in print.
I think an American ear, listening in, may have misheard it and started using the word Shark, and it caught on. The phonetics of both words are too alike for it to be serendipitous.
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Wonder how the LA Times reporter got the editor to allow the use of the British card “sharp” instead of the American card “shark.” Steve uses “shark” in his own videos (which you can find on YT).
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Funny seeing you here 💯🤝
Hey haha
This is cool and all. Why is it in my suggestions? Why did they do a story in 2021?
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