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It's better to politely leave the scene when
there's a "spotter", than trying to convince them
and letting them ruin your hard work.
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:: Hollywood Cut ::
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- Effects: Same effect as the
Tripe Table Cut, but doing in a more fancy
method.
- Level of Difficulty:
Hard
- Level of Amazement: "My eyes
must be playing tricks on me... "
- Preperations: NIL
- Points to Note: This move
should be done in a smooth, yet fast manner, so
as to allow the audience to think that the deck
has really been messed up.
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Instructions:
Split 1/3 of the deck with right hand; using the
thumb as pivot, fore finger holds top packet (a),
middle holds bottom packet (b), in a 'V' shape
manner.
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Left hand grabs top packet (a) and transfer it to
the bottom, still in a 'V' shape manner, held
with the thumb as pivot and right ring finger.
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Right hand fore finger splits remaining 2/3
packet (b), into 2 packets (c & d), as in
step 1, now in a 'W' shape manner.
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Spin the middle packet (d) anti-clockwise by the
top left corner of the packet, using left hand
wrist and right hand thumb as pivot. Drop the
packet into the left hand.
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With packet (d) in the left hand, thumb spins
packet (c) clockwise by the lower left corner of
the packet, using right hand fore finger as
pivot. Drop the packet (c) on top of (d) in the
left hand, reforming packet (b).
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Slam the remaining packet (a) on the right hand
on top of packet (b).
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