The Faro shuffle is a shuffling technique that causes two packets of cards to interleave perfectly. That is to say that only one card at a time from each packet is released, alternating with one card from the other packet. It is a semi-automatic technique, meaning that when properly executed the cards weave together without any effort by the individual doing the shuffle. That said, it is a technique that an individual must master with factors such as the conditions of the cards, the grip of the packets, pressure and angles are also playing a role.
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