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E.S.Andrews
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Joined: 25 Jun 2005
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im having a hard time learning the bottom deal in the expert at the card table and was woundering ifrevolutionary card technique would be good to learn one that suits me best, i know that false deals take time to learn ( and i have a lot of time, im 16) and i am willing to practice. and also, i cant find any place online that sells it, if you have it where did u get it?
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| Tue Jun 28, 2005 8:13 pm |
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suprastyxx
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find something that teaches using the mechanics grip i found it alot easier and more natural than the erdnase grip. i learned it from expert card technique i believe
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daffy
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Revolutionary Card Technique is one of the best place to learn false deals. It's a "must have" book.[/quote]
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| Wed Jun 29, 2005 3:40 am |
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Drey
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Yes, Revolutionary Card Technique would help you as it covers many false deals, though I'm not sure I'd say it is the best source for if you simply want to learn a bottom deal. The early post was correct though, the Erdnase grip tends to be a bit awkward and unstable, the Master's grip or Mechanic's grip, among others tend to be better.
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