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[@noledelgado8111]

Actually, when I recieved your card magic video on my notification,I tried to text you in the comment. But when I look again in the notification, the video was gone. And I forgot the video's title. So I look for another video of your card trick and send you my thank you message.

[@RobertBallMagician]

Brilliant my friend 👍😊👍😊🥃

[@ThijmenHoogeboom]

nice vid!

[@carolynpiper4438]

What do you call that stack? I’ve seen several other tricks with that same stack.

[@markpjf85]

Very cool 👌

[@RandomFaqs-g9m]

yo bro amazing card trick do u think u can do a giveaway or a new video on 20 jan as its gonna be my bday

[@MyTardisGoWhoosh]

Lol is that a bowl burn on your palm??

[@martinzhang.]

what if theres a different number of players???

[@martinzhang.]

adding onto that how can you cheat in texas holdem?

[@Endy_Esrever]

You can't really do straight flushes in this EXACT manner for more than 8 players, but you can do it up to that. For your question about Hold 'em: let's say you want to stack the four aces in Texas Holdem and you start with them on the top. You first have to decide exactly where you want the two aces which will NOT be in anyone's hand to be. I like having them in the first three cards you flip over, the flop, but that's just personal preference. To do this, I (legitimately) table shuffle almost the whole deck, leaving the four aces on one side still in one hand and four random cards in the other. You then interlace these as goes (assuming you want the aces to be dealt to you): Random card, Ace, random card, Ace, random card, Ace, random card, Ace, the rest of the deck Now, if you deal a two-player game of hold 'em, you will receive pocket aces, and after burning a card, the flop will contain the other two aces. Now if you want to do it with more players then simply place n-1 cards above each Ace and you're golden!

[@GoofyAhhYTPs]

First!!

[@LeoCollins-p4x]

Second!!!!