Master the Faro Shuffle!

[@jasonwaterman7098]

You’re amazing! Thanks for sharing your crazy skills!

[@martinbootneck]

The faro shuffle is so relaxing. I find myself watching TV and just continuously doing the shuffle lol.

[@ooohla9872]

The gilbreath's principle is absolutely fantastic ! And the Faro shuffle is really useful too ! I love maths in magic ! Btw, fun fact : if you put a card on top of the deck, and pick a number between 1 and 52, take this number, convert it in binary language, and for every 0, do an out Faro, and every 1, you're doing an in Faro, you'll get the card in the very number you picked at the beginning !

[@nickvarga918]

Thank you to Alex Elmsley for that.

[@magicjoeblack5761]

Pure Beaut. Big thanks. Much respect.

[@lanzo304]

one thing that i'd like to add, i found that the cards have sort of a "good side" and a "bad side". If you really cant seem to be able to weave them just try switching sides! Hope this helps and... english is not my native language so i hope its all clear 🤙

[@hamsterchannel5707]

You’re amazing I’m just learning so many ways to do a pharaoh shuffle you are away is probably the easiest and the quickest I’ve learned

[@zamfearmagic]

Tension is key, when you have the exact pressure/ Tension the packets just easily melt into each other.

[@jeroenvandenberg7943]

Great great video!! Thanks for this tutorial. I have been practicing and this details helps to master the shuffle.

[@donpudliner1141]

This is really great e I’m working on this through the card college, thanks so much Sean

[@RobertBallMagician]

Great fantastic tutorial 👍👍👍👍

[@bighands675]

Learning mnemonica is way easier knowing faro, at least the shuffling part. There is also a straddle faro shuffle too

[@nickvarga918]

An IN FARO is where the TOP CARD becomes second. An OUT is where it stays in place. Elmsley's work on the Faro Shuffle is the thing that legends are made of.

[@Willtopower71]

I'll be sure to practice this! :-)

[@andrewbaroch2141]

How about showing the flourish, bowing the cards, creating the ffffft and one deck?

[@Dacko45]

What about table faro, can you do tutorial for it please??

[@billycantillon2495]

Brilliant tutorial 👏

[@SeanDevine]

Thank you!!

[@aaronwallis5545]

I refer the elites of thin crushed too. They just don't last very long though imo whereas Richard Turners last ages. For most my main demonstration routine I actually faro top to bottom cos i'm weird and because I normally need to keep majority of the top stock even, and my knackered ole cards while practicing get smashed up or sticky. I do however cheat like the dirty B i am when I wanna switch 26/26 for a specific card stack setup. I chuck in BC so I always get it exactly right. Enjoying the video so far awesome content as always Sean.

[@magicianlovemagic1720]

WHY YOU DON'T MAKE ANY NEW VIDEOS OF "MOV3S"

[@FilamentWizards]

Thanks so much I was struggling so much until I watched this video. I was simply forcing my faro shuffle and pressing too hard

[@mjmano2560]

I love faro material 😍

[@Wing_ML]

Idk why but i can't faro on my bicycle deck like this 😭

[@TheRealZachTV]

I don't understand what you mean by "relax you hand" because when I do 10/10 times I drop the cards lmao

[@SeanDevine]

Dropping cards is part of the learning experience!

[@TheRealZachTV]

@@SeanDevine Very True! I still can't get more then 4 cards to interlock before it all falls apart but i'm getting better!!!

[@Yupppi]

"Just line them up against each other and relax your fingers, they'll go in by themself" yup, that's why I'm watching a tutorial on why they're not going in ;) I mean I wouldn't need a tutorial if it was just placing two piles of cards against each other and they'd mix by themself :D

[@SeanDevine]

I still believe, and will continue to argue the fact that a faro shuffle is self working 😂

[@GaryCunninghamyouareenough]

🙏🏻🤟

[@bkme83]

It doesn't work 😢