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====== Pass with Cards ====== | ====== Pass with Cards ====== | ||
- | There is evidence to suggest that the two-handed | + | There is evidence to suggest that the two-handed |
- | Over a century later, Charles Cotton described a tabled | + | Over a century later, Charles Cotton described a tabled |
- | The first description to explain the mechanics of the move appears in Gabriel Mailhol' | + | The first description to explain the mechanics of the move appears in Gabriel Mailhol' |
- | The earliest instruction | + | Surprisingly, |
- | The riffle and dribble actions were later introduced as ways to psychologically cover the shifting packets. Using a riffling action and sound to cover the pass was in use by card cheats in the mid-nineteenth century. Jonathan Harrington Green mentions this ruse in // | + | |
+ | The earliest instruction | ||
For further reading, please see Kurt Volkmann' | For further reading, please see Kurt Volkmann' | ||
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