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1. If you are holding the deck in your right hand, you can flatten it by supporting the ends with your thumb and fingers and tapping it on the table with the long side. At this time, a quick glance at what you are doing will allow you to see the bottom card for a split second.

2. When talking to the audience, such as telling them what the next trick is called, hold the cards in your right hand, palm down slightly, so that the bottom card is "looking" at your left shoe. The thumb covers the cards from the end closest to you, the second and third fingers hold the other end, and the index finger is in the center of the top card.

When taking cards from a spectator who has just shuffled them, take the deck in your right hand with your palm down. When taking the deck in your left hand before the next stage of the trick, tilt it slightly so that you can quickly look at the bottom card.

3. When talking to the audience, make the gesture that TV reporters use when explaining something: spread your arms slightly and raise your palms halfway. Do this so that the deck in your right hand is facing you so that you can grab the bottom card with a quick glance. Then lower your hands palms down again. When you have finished explaining, place the cards in your left hand and shuffle them with fake shuffle 2, which allows you to keep the bottom card at the bottom of the deck.

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The “card hidden in the palm of your hand” technique refers to those manipulations that seem very difficult to perform the first time. However, you will see that the training pays off very quickly - and soon you will be able to hide the card with sufficient confidence.

Author: Arnold Peter

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