False Shuffle - In The Hands Riffle Shuffle [HD]

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This is one of my favorite false shuffles. It can be done without a table and it looks exactly like an ordinary riffle shuffle.
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Bicycle Deck
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Guy Hollingworth
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[@hannahesveistrup6349]

Best explantation ever, "it just works really"

[@MRSLAV]

Learned to do in one day. Perfected in a year.

[@theTutenstien]

Didnt know you were in to card magic my favorite youtuber

[@Fluffy0914]

Nice

[@salmaalbinali1149]

Wow

[@dogstar7925]

52Kards and Disturb Reality. What a combo!

[@wyattbarker6987]

Dallas Green in magnets yeah

[@deo.strengthspan.project]

Thanks for this! In my opinion this is the most convincing false shuffle of them all and I think I'm finally starting to get the hang of it. Also, special thanks to Jarek in this one. Although I'm not much of a fan of the aesthetic of his videos and channel, but his tutorials are very good. His variation for the end of this move felt much more natural to me than Asad's and made the cut much easier.

[@cray_2000]

Thank you dude, just starting to get back into magic as my uncle was into it so this is a brilliant trick to start perfecting

[@martinkaterov]

Thank you!!! You have no idea how much i appreciate this tutorial. About two or three monts ago I saw your video Card Control on your other channel... I was simply amazed by the false riffle and just by rewaching the part where you perform it again and again I got down the technique but I still had one problem - the last cut. And now with this tutorial and the tips you gave about the cut itself (pushing with your thumb, no tension) I feel as if I am getting better with every try :D Once again, a BIG thank you Asad! -Martin, Bulgaria

[@52kards]

Shout out to Bulgaria

[@martinkaterov]

52Kards Thank you for the shoutout :)

[@AndresGanoza]

Martin Katerov sorry where can i see the card control video?

[@David_Miller-Youtube]

This works so well I surprised myself when I got it correct. Massive thanks, this is definitely a huge help.

[@OttomateK]

My two favourite magicians on KZbin, showing an amazing false shuffle never disappoints!

[@amazingmagicman1]

I thought I'd take a moment to say thank-you. Assad, you have taught me much of what I know about card magic. And Jarek, you have taught me plenty of applications for the moves Assad has taught me. Keep up the good work!!! I'll be looking forward to all your videos!

[@thecoolindianboy101]

Hey ASAD THANK U one of the Main reasons I watch ur. Videos is that u give very detailed TUTORIALS and they are just perfect ...

[@noahj321]

Thank you so much, now I can use that move in my tricks, you've been a really big help

[@JiveDadson]

I tried both methods. I found that the cards needed to be very new and slick for me to separate them dependably. They would bind/ The version by 52Kards didn't fail as often, but still... What works for me is to do it like 52Kards, except don't swing the packet around. Just pull it straight out. That has the added advantage of looking normal, which is very important to me. Citizens don't do swing cuts. I have been practicing daily for a year or two, and I've got it down. Works great every time. This old dog learned a new trick.

[@karlhudelist6972]

The expert at the card table

[@tobiha5102]

wow! That is the best False-shuffle I have ever seen!!! Very good Tutorial! Thank you!

[@giuliodurante2572]

Best tutorial in magic: "it just works"

[@SondaroSasuke]

For left handers out there, you have to do the exact mirrored movements he's doing. So whenever he says start with right, you start with left, and so on. It took me a while to get why I was being clunky with the cards then I realized it wasn't my dominant hand.

[@王任远-h9n]

Oh it's nice to see you guys cooperate.

[@StefanReich]

That's a REALLY cool false shuffle.

[@deathcometh61]

You got the thumb in the first min. That was clean. Very good

[@mohamedmousa2640]

Thanks for that trick It's the best way does not stop

[@MaartenFranken]

Very nice technique, guys. I've been working on another technique, past weeks, but I keep having difficulties with the speed it needs, as well as a hard sound with the bridge part, because the cards move different. After just a few tries, to get my aim for the bridge, I pretty much had this one down and its not fast, but fast enough to be convincing and no sounds that are different from what they should be. Great tutorial, guys! Thanks!

[@TidwellUS]

This was easy for me. Got it on the first time, very well explained Thanks.

[@cybrrfrost5464]

i played it in slow mo and i didnt need the tutorial thx btw

[@geoffbooker2965]

Just helping out the algorithm. Thanks, Gef

[@raywang1348]

the first time i saw this i almost choked

[@NghiaTuanLe]

Why just almost, why not the real choke :D

[@trick2stab314]

Me too its like real magic right?

[@raidninja4841]

52Kards, I've seen a lot of your vids man! you're the one that teach me card trick. you're my inspiration.

[@kaoserdnase]

Beautiful and deceptive

[@AeoN_SuN]

Really nice channel. Sub & magic greatings from austria.

[@Innovativemagi]

If you want to expand your false riffle shuffle repertoire, I think the Derek delgaudio shuffle is deceptive one (v1 or v2).

[@ADIMIRROR]

i really love this . it will definitely come into my routines . thank you. (it s for in the morning so i don't try yet but , it don't seems to have a big dificulty level, nice)

[@mikeptrll]

Nice move guys. Thanks to both of you for all the cool tricks ..

[@marcosramirez8509]

Why am I seeing this? I don't even have friends.

[@cafxne]

+Marcos Ramírez I am here for you Pepe

[@StefanReich]

Why does KZbin not allow us to contact people properly? Couldn't find a way here. Let's be friends Marcos :-)

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+Stefan Reich I want to be your friend

[@x46andtwo]

I try these things in the mirror while wearing facial paint to pretend its a stranger.

[@JasonJia11]

I have max like 3 friends

[@demikelis11]

Thank you for your great videos. Pls continue making them

[@yeon_____]

Very good tutorial as always. Thank you

[@Deropaaufkoka]

that's some pretty advanced magic

[@efnick96]

Yes I really wanted learn how it is done...Great work

[@5ofSpades]

very good tutorial! Germany loves your Videos :D

[@52kards]

Shout out to Germany!

[@valmarsiglia]

Genau!

[@loui013]

Danke :D

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5 of Spades nö

[@antaright2365]

Good explanation I might be posting a performance soon on my channel

[@gmoney771]

I like the new intro, and the trick will be useful, thanks for this!

[@wiseacredave]

Here's a tip for what I did when learning this false shuffle: get a deck of broken-in cards that are not too slippery. When doing the shuffle, intentionally release a large packet from the right hand, then a large packet from the left hand. Repeat until only 3 packets from each hand have been shuffled. For the bridge, intentially put a lot of diagonal compression on the cards so the packets will have a lot of separation in them. Now you have a very well-defined, alternating packet, deck from which it's easy to cut out one set of packets to restore the deck to its original order. This makes an effective way to practice the move in order to get the muscle memory. With enough practice, you'll find you can use newer cards and shuffle more naturally without concern for how many packets are released from each hand or how many cards are in each packet.

[@TheZaK891]

A good trick that helps when trying to leran this trick is to devide the deck in black cards and red cards so you can see if you failed ^^

[@1phatmaximus]

Just Like To Say Thanks Guys Appreciate Yr Time And Effort,,Hopefully Make Me Appear Good To My Kids HA,,,Take Care All The Best Mac

[@scooby25doo1]

this was easy i got it down before the video was even over, tanks tho love your work.

[@mesarojpunk]

your channel is cool.learnt many great lessons from you.you are awsome.keep them coming

[@MikkoRantalainen]

3:50 I would have started with this twisting description because it's much easier to understand from video. I think the first method of cutting looked less suspicious.

[@zauberfuzzi1]

Great stuff, thanks ♥️♠️♦️♣️🤘🏻

[@NicklessProductions]

Truffle shuffle beats this anyday

[@astro.whisperer]

18th try: worked. That's for today, quit at top, tbc tomorrow

[@dustoff85]

My only problem life is too busy for me now to practice card tricks maybe someday...I fav'ed your videos

[@iloveall52cards20]

Thanks again brother!

[@haroun4110]

Thank you so much

[@Flowbandit]

I found a nice method to use to bring it to the bottom with having the perks of both ways. Have the card 4 or 5 cards underneath the top and use the spread cull, instead of bringing the card to the bottom just hold it there.

[@cyootlabs]

I couldn't get the sidejog with two hands no matter what I did, but I can easily get it every time by just doing a one handed bridge but by flexing the cards with me thumb and middle finger on opposite corners. If you start the shuffle with the side hand you do the bridge on, you will end up in the position he moves to hiding the cards automatically! I still can't do it with two hands, so maybe this will help someone else too.

[@drodi7320]

Heeey great tutorial just started messing around with cards and learned how to do this in 5 mins Thx!

[@animepabu5526]

My mom does the brig and I’m always confused on how to lol now I can show her this:3 and some other card tricks I’ve been wanting to work lol

[@tomr1277]

This is my new go-to false shuffle. Very practical for street magic.

[@jamesdro1279]

I love the collaboration videos, getting to see both point of views really helps. It's also entertaining, keep it up!

[@MorrowSind]

Great tutorial. Love you guys.

[@chubataco366]

I was just thinking of this today. I was in class and was doing this shuffle while examining it and it didnt look like it even shuffled. I guess i was right in a way

[@matteomarcantonio6106]

Semplicemente grande!Grazie dei tutorial Simply great thx for tutorial

[@tsrhedsdamashii44]

very good tutorial, lots of detail in so little explanation!

[@a.z.cchannel762]

Thank You for the information

[@edwardqueen5791]

I know I'm learning this and bringing a deck with me when I get to make a Rogue character in D&D.

[@wyattbarker6987]

Dude I play that too and I'm even a rogue too!!!!!!!

[@NinjasXtremez]

Amazing absolutely smooth simple practiced it got it but what cards?

[@truthseekermedia]

Awesome stuff

[@shzammpatapon9865]

1st false cut is so professional, and lesser risk for getting caught, and the second is easier but have bigger risk to be blow out. You have to be fast.

[@MagicTheForbidden]

Yay your back where did you go?

[@anwarmajor9102]

Verygood tutorial ! Holland( Amsterdam ) love your video's Keep up the good work assad !

[@52kards]

Thanks for the support. Shout out to Holland!

[@Videsh1997]

Hey Asad could u teach the move where you cut the deck in half with one hand and the SHOOT out a card into your other hand??? I would really love it if u did. I have been wanting to learn this for a while now....

[@52kards]

Here ya go: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rarNep2aic6XnaM

[@Videsh1997]

Thanks a lot!!!

[@Videsh1997]

You guys really inspire me to do magic and i just wanna say thank you :D

[@richardsummers8805]

Oh, that is so cool!

[@johnson561000]

thanks for the great tutorial. I love "its a gem"

[@user-di2ux1ch7y]

This trick makes 'alone in a crowded room' so much better...

[@sam-ds3fk]

thanks man it helped a lot

[@jonothanweaver7183]

Very nice ring man

[@MrIgor20011]

Very well done. Kudos!

[@christiandad1267]

I loved the trick it was cool

[@codywilliams1918]

Hey Asad. Can u pls do a tutorial on distortion???

[@JorgeYao11]

Thanks a lot!

[@NickDittemore]

great video! this helped a lot!

[@aseul_]

No one: Me after watching Kakegurui:

[@coryanderson1526]

really makes me want to learn it all

[@himneeshkalra6258]

Loved it all videos

[@KinnereyB]

Great explanation Asad and thanks for covering this! Hands down one of my fav moves bc I subscribe to the Madison false shuffle theory. Overhand, in the hands riffle, table riffle, or cuts - I never shuffle. It’s always false. IMO This is the push through version of the in the hands riffle bc it visually riffles everything - nothing to see here folks! 💯

[@maximem.ste-marie3578]

you said that the bridge mixes the cards ? I am pretty sure that you mix the cards when they are intertwined together (when they are mixed, obviously). The brige just "closes" the mix but doesn,t really mix the cards...

[@ElliePetrova24]

You look really good!!

[@beejaie1578]

Your awesome bro thanks heaps please keep on sending more vids it's really helpful :)

[@cqrdist1239]

Nice tutorial! the netherlands luv your vids!

[@SwimBikeRunFastest]

Great, super move, thanks

[@chengwei7908]

how does jarek release cards so orderly and smoothly in the beginning?

[@Patiencelad]

Brilliant!

[@YolandaNiHP]

Thank you man!

[@ryanhenderson8908]

Holy shit that looks good!

[@gamesorex7160]

this helped me alot, I am not that good but I just need to practice.

[@paullelekis32]

I created that this false shuffle about 25 years ago and have fooled some of the greats of card magic with it. Nice touches to this shuffle guys...

[@coolmagictricks3050]

This shuffle was invented more than 25 years ago.

[@paullelekis32]

CoolMagicTricks Well then I created it more than 25 years ago...you weren't even born yet.

[@paullelekis32]

CoolMagicTricks I'm trying to "bash" you guys in any way - you two are very good...but if you are good magician you should always give credits.

[@coolmagictricks3050]

I read this in henry hays book which is over 60 years old

[@paullelekis32]

It's not the same shuffle...

[@jeppe4873]

that is in the drawing room deceptions by guy hollingworth

[@clarkeugene5727]

It does work just as described, but it takes practice and staying within your comfort zone of pressure. Also, be prepared to perform the actual hardest part. . . . . putting the cards back in order when you mess up. You will mess up at first!

[@MichaelPandolfo]

THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!

[@stevengallant3346]

4:21 I can see the side jogged cards (kards)

[@edblitch3549]

Nice technique

[@samsam359]

Wow educational stuff.