Category: false cut

This is similar to the false cut “drawn and quartered“, but instead of four packets, it only uses three and is a little easier. Below is a video.

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There is a simple false cut that I like to do on off beats, those times when the spectator attention is not riveted on the deck. Although, done properly and with the spectators at the right angle this is an excellent cut that closely mimics a single fair cut.

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Here are some more false cuts. These are in the class of false cuts that look like multiple cuts but in reality simply cut the deck once, leaving the deck as if it was simply cut once. These are useful when dealing with a stack such as Si Stebbins, or Eight Kings.

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I like false cuts and one of my favorites is the “up the ladder” cut.  But I noticed that the way many tutorials teach it is not how it was originally described.  None of the tutorials I found gave any history or credits for the cut.

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Here are two variations on Erdnase fancy blind cuts from “Expert at the card Table.”

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