Retaining the whole deck in a prearranged order is seldom or never attempted, or even desired, at the card table. In the field of magic however, many interesting tricks can be performed with a Blind Shuffle.

Learn to handle cards like a professional poker player. Run Cuts allow you to continually cut the cards in a fluid action. Essentially, this is a flashy way to shuffle cards.

The Scrape Cut is a blind cut. In other words, it’s completely false. It’s often used after a Blind Shuffle to keep control of the entire deck. Once practiced, the Scrape Cut is nearly impossible to detect.

As the title suggests, second dealing is the process of dealing the second card from the top. Originally designed for the Cardsharp, Second Dealing can be used to achieve miracles with playing cards, if used in the right context.

Learn to properly execute one of the most recognizable moves done with a deck a playing cards.

The popular Bridge Shuffle taken to the table. Be careful showing this one off at your next poker game… you might not be invited back.

Using the Table Riffle Shuffle, learn how to retain the upper portion of the deck in the same order while apparently shuffling the whole deck.

Using the Table Riffle Shuffle, learn how to retain the lower portion of the deck in the same order while apparently shuffling the whole deck.

Learn how to spread the cards between your hands like a pro! Use the Card Spread to offer a selection or turn the deck face up to show that they are all different.

An iconic card flourish or cardistry technique seen in countless films and television programs whenever an expert magician or card cheat must demonstrate their skill.

Although this one-handed pass was originally devised as a secret shift, the Charlier Pass has become better known as the Charlier Cut, thus making its purpose a display of skill rather then a hidden maneuver.

Devised by T.G. Murphy, the Deck Flip flourish has become a classic in cardistry with several unique applications making its way into card magic. Learn to instantly flip the deck 360 degrees around your hand while maintaining complete control over the cards.