Thank you for teaching this it’s my favourite kind of card magic because it’s relatable to pretty much everyone and gets away from the usual pick a card or ooh your card magically is back on top or is now in my back pocket etc, And doing it for free is very generous of you Fanx 👍🙂
Oh nice. I needed some advice on how to get my lil' bit of setting ready after someone shuffled and you provided the right tips, and the glance is something I'll use for sure. Thanks for this tutorial, sir! I was working on a close version of such cheat. A close version because some people I know are picky on what position is dealt first and would sometimes point out that the deal started at the winner's position instead of the "first" position. It rarely happens, but it happened, éh... So now here what I'm practicing : for a four players' game with winner at fourth position, I would use your "get ready" but cut between the ace and ten getting one on top and one at the bottom, then dealing "second, second, second, bottom, second, second, second, first". It is unecessary sophistication because it's really rare that people complain about what position is dealt first. My deals are far from perfection but they worked fine enough when I needed them. Yeah I know, such complex sophistication can be avoided with the third deal that you taught on your channel too. :) Happy new year, cheers!
Thank you! Was about to suggest a 3rd deal, but what's kinda nice about this tutorial is that there is so much room for people to make it their own! Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for the very handy and IN DEPTH tutorial. I'm thinking of putting together a fun card cheat routine and this might well be the piece de resistance !!
It's a fairly decent trick and a GREAT starting ground. There are a few inconsistencies such as; you looking through the deck and forcing which card is dealt first. But it's a good starting ground and its a nice place to build off and make new tricks using the same principles.
Amazing tutorial! I really enjoy gambling routines. I like how the spectator can shuffle the deck. Couldn't you use a bottom deal (keeping an ace and ten on the bottom) to genuinely give any player blackjack?
I’ve only ever practiced push off since it allows me to practice second dealing the cards different ways adding variability instead of executing the same maneuver repeatedly. But I still struggle & im no where near where I’d like to be in seconds.
Thanks for the awesome tutorial. My first shuffle and run through the deck the Ace/Court-card combo appeared THREE TIMES!...and one of those was on top of the deck. On the second shuffle it appeared twice. On subsequent shuffles the combo always appeared at least once. Very interesting.
Cavan - this concept was actually put out by Joe Riding in the mid-90's (in his booklet New Style Gambling Routines). I'm not suggesting for one moment that you nicked it - because the booklet was in limited circulation. However, it's always good to be aware of the original creator.
@@CavanBooth1 No worries mate - Joe's material is as rare as rocking horse shit; and you can't be expected to know everything. To be honest, it's just nice to see ANY gambling routine not aimed at bloody Poker! As you may be aware, people in the UK know very little about Poker hands; hence they often fall flat in entertainment value, for most laymen. To this end, Joe Riding's routines were based upon Blackjack and also Brag; and that's what I have always used when performing any gambling routine. For example, dealing a three card Brag hand (with a top Prile of three x 3's) is a lot more effective than a Poker Hand; for the majority of UK Card Players anyway.
Great video, thanks! You could also use the gathering up of cards after the first deal to put any other ace and picture cards that turn up by fluke into the correct position and then do a completely fair deal. Just say you'll make the same player the winner again. If you see what I mean.
Loved the tutorial! Have you ever had it where some of the other players that were not meant to get blackjack accidentally got blackjack - if so how did you deal with it?
Oh it does happen! Good question and to be honest... doesnt matter all that much. In fact, if another player does get BlackJack, then it calls for a re-match and justifies doing the same trick again!
I’d readily take credit for it & go with their assumptions of you also giving them a hand. You could even say, “That’s how the dealer keeps you at the table by starting you off with a good hand.”
Cavan Booth & really you could even hand the deck back to the spectator to shuffle after you have a blackjack hand on top, then once they hand you the pack back, it’s I simple matter to hold the pack face down in dealing position & riffle up the back of the cards claiming you’re memorizing as much as you can, when in reality you looking for a black jack pair again & maintaining a little finger break above it in the pack while you finish riffling up the pack. Now you can do a pass & cut the cards to bring the hand back on top.
After watching 10 minutes, I don't know what you're going to do, bottom deal or second deal but I think you're really good, this is the most detailed and longest tutorial I've ever seen on TH-cam about a cards trick, but unfortunately, my English is not good enough to hear and understand the whole thing. T_T
A better way might be when they hand u the deck after shuffling u tell them u need to get rid of the jokers as they're not used in black jack and that should give u more than enough time. Either ways good trick man ✊
You don't need to look through the cards after the shuffle, you could cop the blackjack hand, ask the spectator to shuffle the deck, take the deck back and make eye contact as you load the cards on the bottom and explain that your not even gonna look at the cards, ask them how many players in the game and then bottom deal that hand. It's that simple! and it's a lot cleaner.
@@CavanBooth1 yes that's how I would do it, I'm very comfortable holding out, a lot off my work involves palms and cops so your routine is something that would work at the right timefpr me. Keep it up dude. ✌️
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Thank you for teaching this it’s my favourite kind of card magic because it’s relatable to pretty much everyone and gets away from the usual pick a card or ooh your card magically is back on top or is now in my back pocket etc, And doing it for free is very generous of you Fanx 👍🙂
No worries, glad you enjoyed it! 👍
getting daddy maddy vibes lol
😂
You remind me off Harry potter. Great trick
Oh nice. I needed some advice on how to get my lil' bit of setting ready after someone shuffled and you provided the right tips, and the glance is something I'll use for sure. Thanks for this tutorial, sir!
I was working on a close version of such cheat. A close version because some people I know are picky on what position is dealt first and would sometimes point out that the deal started at the winner's position instead of the "first" position. It rarely happens, but it happened, éh... So now here what I'm practicing : for a four players' game with winner at fourth position, I would use your "get ready" but cut between the ace and ten getting one on top and one at the bottom, then dealing "second, second, second, bottom, second, second, second, first". It is unecessary sophistication because it's really rare that people complain about what position is dealt first. My deals are far from perfection but they worked fine enough when I needed them. Yeah I know, such complex sophistication can be avoided with the third deal that you taught on your channel too. :)
Happy new year, cheers!
Thank you!
Was about to suggest a 3rd deal, but what's kinda nice about this tutorial is that there is so much room for people to make it their own! Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for the very handy and IN DEPTH tutorial. I'm thinking of putting together a fun card cheat routine and this might well be the piece de resistance !!
Glad to hear!
Why did I just find this now? This man is hilarious
It's a fairly decent trick and a GREAT starting ground. There are a few inconsistencies such as; you looking through the deck and forcing which card is dealt first. But it's a good starting ground and its a nice place to build off and make new tricks using the same principles.
I’m not going to use this as a trick now😏
Amazing tutorial! I really enjoy gambling routines. I like how the spectator can shuffle the deck. Couldn't you use a bottom deal (keeping an ace and ten on the bottom) to genuinely give any player blackjack?
You could! It's just personal preference for me 👍
I’ve only ever practiced push off since it allows me to practice second dealing the cards different ways adding variability instead of executing the same maneuver repeatedly.
But I still struggle & im no where near where I’d like to be in seconds.
Thanks for the awesome tutorial. My first shuffle and run through the deck the Ace/Court-card combo appeared THREE TIMES!...and one of those was on top of the deck. On the second shuffle it appeared twice. On subsequent shuffles the combo always appeared at least once. Very interesting.
I'm not sure of the actual stats, but it's a great thing that you can have as a go-to if in doubt!
Cavan - this concept was actually put out by Joe Riding in the mid-90's (in his booklet New Style Gambling Routines). I'm not suggesting for one moment that you nicked it - because the booklet was in limited circulation. However, it's always good to be aware of the original creator.
Woa, thank you. Had no idea!
@@CavanBooth1 No worries mate - Joe's material is as rare as rocking horse shit; and you can't be expected to know everything. To be honest, it's just nice to see ANY gambling routine not aimed at bloody Poker! As you may be aware, people in the UK know very little about Poker hands; hence they often fall flat in entertainment value, for most laymen. To this end, Joe Riding's routines were based upon Blackjack and also Brag; and that's what I have always used when performing any gambling routine. For example, dealing a three card Brag hand (with a top Prile of three x 3's) is a lot more effective than a Poker Hand; for the majority of UK Card Players anyway.
Great video, thanks!
You could also use the gathering up of cards after the first deal to put any other ace and picture cards that turn up by fluke into the correct position and then do a completely fair deal. Just say you'll make the same player the winner again.
If you see what I mean.
Hey dude I love your videos and tricks by the way Iam cardist from india.lots of love for your channel.keep doing it dude.
Dont cheat at cards (nt trying to disrespect cavan here. Proud sub)
I don't cheat haha! I just demonstrate cheating in performance for other people's enjoyment, never ever in a game
Loved the tutorial! Have you ever had it where some of the other players that were not meant to get blackjack accidentally got blackjack - if so how did you deal with it?
Oh it does happen! Good question and to be honest... doesnt matter all that much. In fact, if another player does get BlackJack, then it calls for a re-match and justifies doing the same trick again!
I’d readily take credit for it & go with their assumptions of you also giving them a hand.
You could even say, “That’s how the dealer keeps you at the table by starting you off with a good hand.”
@@Novak628 Love that idea! I'm stealing that haha
Cavan Booth it’s a great tip I learned from Andi Gladwin that he uses as an out if someone guesses where the queen actually is in a Monte routine.
Cavan Booth & really you could even hand the deck back to the spectator to shuffle after you have a blackjack hand on top, then once they hand you the pack back, it’s I simple matter to hold the pack face down in dealing position & riffle up the back of the cards claiming you’re memorizing as much as you can, when in reality you looking for a black jack pair again & maintaining a little finger break above it in the pack while you finish riffling up the pack. Now you can do a pass & cut the cards to bring the hand back on top.
After watching 10 minutes, I don't know what you're going to do, bottom deal or second deal but I think you're really good, this is the most detailed and longest tutorial I've ever seen on TH-cam about a cards trick, but unfortunately, my English is not good enough to hear and understand the whole thing. T_T
No worries, thank you anyway!
I can't be the only one who noticed the Doctor Who reference
A better way might be when they hand u the deck after shuffling u tell them u need to get rid of the jokers as they're not used in black jack and that should give u more than enough time. Either ways good trick man ✊
I like second deal
Hi Cavan, loved the tutorial .
Thank you👍
Really sorry i'l edit the comment , now I'm pretty ashamed I missed the explanation for the name. Hope I didn't come of toxic.
@@Emil-ik8vj Not at all! Any criticism, constructive or otherwise is appreciated!
Who else is getting daniel Radcliffe vibes
You don't need to look through the cards after the shuffle, you could cop the blackjack hand, ask the spectator to shuffle the deck, take the deck back and make eye contact as you load the cards on the bottom and explain that your not even gonna look at the cards, ask them how many players in the game and then bottom deal that hand. It's that simple! and it's a lot cleaner.
Definitely could work that way! This trick is all about customisation to suit the performer
@@CavanBooth1 yes that's how I would do it, I'm very comfortable holding out, a lot off my work involves palms and cops so your routine is something that would work at the right timefpr me. Keep it up dude. ✌️
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