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====== Controlled Cascade ====== | ====== Controlled Cascade ====== | ||
- | Controlling a riffle shuffle's cascade | + | Controlling |
- | A later improvement eliminated the open sidejog during the riffle. This was done by keeping the riffle square, but then applying pressure to opposite corners of the cards during the cascade to allow the packets to end in the same position as the Katz shuffle. This was created by Steve Beam and published in //The Trapdoor//, No. 4, 1984, p. 59. Both Eric Anderson and Guy Hollingworth are often cited as the creators of this concept, but they were over a decade late to the party, publishing their handlings in //Ah-Ha//, 1997, p. 37, and //Drawing Room Deceptions//, | + | The two-handed variant is commonly referred to as the Henry Hay False Shuffle, due to its appearance in Henry Hay's //The Amateur Magician' |
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+ | A later improvement eliminated the open sidejog during the riffle. This was done by keeping the riffle square, but then applying pressure to opposite corners of the cards during the cascade to allow the packets to end in the same jogged | ||
Instead of using the concept for a false shuffle, Joshua Jay used the sidejogged position for an application of the [[cards: | Instead of using the concept for a false shuffle, Joshua Jay used the sidejogged position for an application of the [[cards: | ||
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