What's Cracking! I hope you enjoy this tutorial on false shuffles. Thanks again for the support you guys show!

@steventaputoro

5 жыл бұрын

Ethan Newnham Hey Ethan. No unfortunately I won't be going. Hopefully next year!

@steventaputoro

5 жыл бұрын

Ethan Newnham definitely Ethan! Hopefully one day soon.

Magician here. So refreshing to see a clear, no-nonsense tutorial with no waffle and no over-explaining. Those who don't have the patience to rewatch or slow the vid down, won't have the patience to perfect the move, anyway, so why force those serious about learning to wade through 30 mins of tedium? Good work, sir!

At last, a clear, no-nonsense tutorial… so rare, thank you so much for that!

That was splendid! A very professionally done video. No extra chatter, simple explanations, great camera work. Nicely done. Can't wait to learn them. Liked and subscribed.

Excellent tutorial. Calmly explained, no waffle, different speeds and two camera angles....Perfect! Thanks👍

@steventaputoro

5 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed it Paul. Many thanks mate.

That first false cut is nice 😂 So anyway, I'm always on the lookout for a convincing, false, in-the-hand bridge or overhand shuffle. The more clandestine, the better.

That last shuffle is pure genius!❤

I love your presentation of the riffle shuffle. I like my shuffles looking messy and out of control. It adds to the ‘miracle’ of tricks I perform. I’m going to add your finishing touch to the riffle as it really screams ‘he has no idea what he is doing’.

@stana1980

3 жыл бұрын

Don't take me wrong but when he is doing all the shuffle and cuts perfect but this one a mess will it bring suspension to audience

Young man; THANK YOU for being s straight forward, and not wasting time in a lot of extraneous side chatter about "how this might be done in a different way", or "how a famous magician used to do this", or "you might wish to do this in another way"... Videos of that sort are not informative, drag on for far too long, give way too much information that does not matter to the mechanics of the trick, and are of absolutely no value to the performance one way or the other of the man or woman who wishes to perform the "miracle". You, my dear young man, are an excellent instructor, and fine teacher. Keep it up, sir. You're a true treasure on this forum known as KZread.

Wow just seen this video for the first time and I'd been really struggling with false cuts and shuffles. This has really helped. Thank you Steve. Awesome as always!

This is the BEST false cut tutorial I have seen on KZread & I’ve seen a bunch! Thanks!

Steve I love these mate, another fabulous demonstration and tutorial. Top notch!

Crystal clear explanation. Great stuff for magicians and magic lovers. Thanks a lot sir.

Wow! Great tutorial! That false riffle shuffle is outstanding!

I've been working really hard on a couple of routines over the last year & am now ready to add a few new flourishes - [new to & for me anyway] - & additional controls for mixing it up & these are perfect good sir. Until now I had never seen a false riffle shuffle that I like but your tutorial has remedied that nicely. Also as everybody else has said I love your no nonsense style of tutorial. Many thanks good sir.

Nice video Steve, loved the false shuffles, especially the last one, so good explained, vell done!!😀😀

These videos are amazing. Very convincing and easy to do with practice for beginner magicians. Thank you.

Man you make things realllly easy, classy and slick Love your channel

This is what i needed! Great tutorial, nice camera angles, love the energy.

Awesome. Thank you!. I’m going to get on these tomorrow!

This false shuffle is great, it has already become my very favorite one.

Great stuff! Thanks for the demonstrations and explanations! 👍👍👍

These are great false shuffles, Brilliantly done. 😊😊👍👍👍👍

Very well done. Thanks for the tutorials.

I've been messing with cards for well over 20 yrs... and I've never seen that last shuffle. Defo going to do it. Great video

Just an amazing video! Quick, smart and straight-forward. Loving it. Keep it up.

@steventaputoro

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Michal!

love your vids keep up the good work. Have learnt so much from you

I like your variation of the Zarrowshuffle. It looks really perfect.

Really Great tutorial. Showing from the Magician's view was so helpful. I really appreciate that touch you added to your video. Thanks for sharing.

@steventaputoro

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Chico!

Cool! I love all these cuts, I learned one of them from Card College some years ago and L use it all the time. Cool variation of the Zarrow too!

awesome as always . u r the best steve

Brilliant, bloody brilliant.

Excellent explanation!

Dude you re amazing, these cuts are really easy and a little bit fancy too. Nice camera angles, btw😄

@steventaputoro

5 жыл бұрын

👊🏼 cheers mate

Nice outfit and a useful video! Can't wait for the next tutorial!

Really cool man! Def gonna use that riffle

I really love it 😍 thank you so much

This the advanced thing!! I’m excited to learn this like hecc first btw

Very good. Thank you.

Wow... your vids keep on getting better. Keep it up🙌🙌🙌 Learned a lot by the way

@steventaputoro

5 жыл бұрын

Cheers mate 👊🏼

Great video. Right to the point. 😂

Nice Job 👍 cheers from Perth

Great. Thanks 👍

Great tutorial 👌👍

Thanks for the tutorials!!!

@steventaputoro

5 жыл бұрын

My pleasure!

Just found you , so thank you . Excellent .

very good...thanks a lot

You are a true professional both in video and magic !!!

@steventaputoro

5 жыл бұрын

Gracias Felipe!

@WenKards

5 жыл бұрын

Steves World TV DE NADA !:)

Awesome video! 🔥♣️❤️♠️♦️

I can t wait for the routine

Awesome.

Thanks mate👍🏻

Cool shuffle s

Excelente!

Thank you

Thanks

Super Massoud from Iran

Perfect

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, Steves. What is your opinion about cartamundi buying the USPC?

@steventaputoro

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Woody. I am actually excited to see what cartamundi do with it. Surely it can only enhance the industry quality. As long as they don't compromise the quality I'm all for it!

AMAZING!

Cool!

Oh oh oh ohhhhh y e s

WOW!!

awh hell yeah!

Wowww!!!

Nice false shuffles

@steventaputoro

5 жыл бұрын

Magic pig! Love the name.

You are awesome

i learn from the false cut master

Hlo steve. I want to ask that is their a relationship b/w going to gym and shortening the length of hands which affect card handling due to exercise(Its a weird one). But I could not figure it out as i want to do both!?

Hey Steve! Where did you go?! I miss all of your Great tutorials!

The false riffle is like the false vice shuffle by daniel madison but tabled and yes i prefer that compared to the zarrow as well because the zarrow shuffle needs faster handling and i think daniel also has a tutorial that’s better than the zarrow shuffle named the “Shade Shuffle” and i believe he uploaded it on this same day lowl

@fragileglass9622

5 жыл бұрын

Jaymex 2018 Yeah Madison’s shuffle has its charm and also way better than Zarrow. What I like about Steve’s presentation is that added messiness to the riffle. Kind of like how Madison wants to appear clumsy with card handling as well.

@12stem7a-santosjaysoncolli6

5 жыл бұрын

FragileGlass Gaming i know right

@steventaputoro

5 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you enjoyed it Jaymex. 👊🏼

For anyone watching who may be a beginner, these are magician moves. These will fool people who do not ever handle cards. This will not fool magicians or gamblers. These techniques as they were performed are not meant to accurately imitate a real shuffle or cut, only to “pretend”.

Amazing thank you buddy. You make the book "the expert at the card table" useless! The process of fast learning with video and audio is unreal

Hello who crated the first shuffle?

The last shuffle was a Zarrow.

The first one ain’t working for me at all Edit legit about 40 seconds later: turns out I was doing the ending wrong when I accidentally just grabbed the bottom and not the bottom two

Just don't do this in front of people in slow motion.

Where r u from Steve? U have a different accent. Not very American?

@steventaputoro

4 ай бұрын

From New Zealand :)

All this cuts and shuffles have a name and an author. I think it's better if you give credit.

@citizenlaw7159

3 ай бұрын

I think it's better to learn the trick not a historian.

@TheMagicofVVonTobel

3 ай бұрын

I just have to ask, credit for what? Do carpenters tell everyone who invented the hammer before they show their house? These are not tricks, they're tools.