Top card slides off the deck

[nutN2Lewz]

Top card slides off the deck

[Midnight Rose]

Nice.

[Jacks Up]

The technique I've been spreading (I can't remember where I got it from) is to give the top of the deck a light but firm tap with your finger.

Some of the would-be-scientists at my game have proposed that this works by removing the air between the top card and the rest of the deck.  Who knows? (who cares?).  Anyway, it does work.

I think I prefer the technique in Nutn's video, as it's a bit less overt.  Thanks, Nutn!

[Detroitdad]

so simple, yet, well so simple..........but I would have never came up with it.

Thanks,

[ky70]

That's good stuff!!  But with a rotating deal (where's Gobbs?), everyone around the table won't keep up with this technique so I'll still reach for those cards that don't slide as much (DN, Fournier, Modiano & NTP).

[Gameface]

This is an awsome section on an awsome site. Thanks Nut'n!

[dadall]

wow. thank you. i've played for a long time and never even thought about that. every time i put cards my bed they slid around and i thought nothing of it. This fixes that problem. thanks for the sticky on these too

[fball123]

very

[MisterShark]

So basic, yet so usefull!

I'm going to check out all of these videos.

[Kings_Turn]

have to comment em all after watching, great vids

[Wedge Rock]

I finally put my "finger on it"...  nutN sounds exactly like hachkc...  Has anyone seen them in the same room together?

[MrsCasanova]

huh this is really interesting. I had no idea. It seems like a really good site too!

[Astra]

Simple but useful for beginners. Those details often stay missed by many tutors.