Up the ladder sequence or false strip outs
- Thread starter Irving
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I'm guessing you mean strip cuts rather than strip outs?
I don't think it's possible to choose one over the other. If done well, they both acheive a convincing illusion of a random, although dextrous, series of cuts. However, I personally use up-the-ladder, because I find it flows better with my push-through shuffle.
I don't think it's possible to choose one over the other. If done well, they both acheive a convincing illusion of a random, although dextrous, series of cuts. However, I personally use up-the-ladder, because I find it flows better with my push-through shuffle.
I like strip outs, especially when she's really up close and with some lapdan...Oh wait. You meant card handling.
uh...I technically prefer the up the ladder sequence, it's a nicer, more beautifull display of skill; however it maintains the illusion of cutting into the deck beautifully.
The strip out, to me, looks a little fishy is'all. But I would still use it if I wanted to represent maximum cleanliness.
Gustav
uh...I technically prefer the up the ladder sequence, it's a nicer, more beautifull display of skill; however it maintains the illusion of cutting into the deck beautifully.
The strip out, to me, looks a little fishy is'all. But I would still use it if I wanted to represent maximum cleanliness.
Gustav
Yes. Strip cuts they are. My mistake.
2everybody
Quick note on the reason of your preference would be appreciated.
Thanks.