The Expert at the Card Table
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  • Artifice Ruse and Subterfuge at the Card Table
  • Preface
  • Introduction
  • Card Table Artifice
    • Professional Secrets
    • Hold Outs
    • Prepared Cards
    • Confederacy
    • Two Methods of Shuffling
    • Primary Accomplishments
    • Possibilities of the "Blind"
    • Uniformity of Action
    • Deportment
    • Display of Ability
    • Greatest Single Accomplishment
    • Effect of Suspicion
    • Acquiring the Art
    • Importance of Details
    • Technical Terms
    • Erdnase System for Blind Shuffles
    • Erdnase System of Blind Riffles and Cuts
    • One-Handed Fancy True Cut
    • To Indicate the Location for the Cut
    • Bottom Dealing
    • Second Dealing
    • Ordinary Methods of Stocking, Locating and Securing
    • Stock Shuffle
    • Erdnase System of Stock Shuffling
    • The Erdnase System of Cull Shuffling
    • The Erdnase System of Palming
    • To Maintain the Bottom Palm while Dealing
    • To Hold the Location of Cut while Dealing
    • Shifts
    • To Ascertain the Top Cards while Riffling and Reserve Them at Bottom
    • Mode of Holding the Hand
    • Skinning the Hand
    • The Player Without an Ally
    • Three Card Monte
  • Legerdemain
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Card Table Artifice

Professional SecretsHold OutsPrepared CardsConfederacyTwo Methods of ShufflingPrimary AccomplishmentsPossibilities of the "Blind"Uniformity of ActionDeportmentDisplay of AbilityGreatest Single AccomplishmentEffect of SuspicionAcquiring the ArtImportance of DetailsTechnical TermsErdnase System for Blind ShufflesErdnase System of Blind Riffles and CutsOne-Handed Fancy True CutTo Indicate the Location for the CutBottom DealingSecond DealingOrdinary Methods of Stocking, Locating and SecuringStock ShuffleErdnase System of Stock ShufflingThe Erdnase System of Cull ShufflingThe Erdnase System of PalmingTo Maintain the Bottom Palm while DealingTo Hold the Location of Cut while DealingShiftsTo Ascertain the Top Cards while Riffling and Reserve Them at BottomMode of Holding the HandSkinning the HandThe Player Without an AllyThree Card Monte
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