Introduction to Cardistry Part 2

Master the revolution cut, a foundational one-handed cardistry move like the charlier cut, where the bottom packet rotates as it drops. Learn the dealer's grip, finger positions, and ring-and-index rotation.

Master the faro shuffle, a foundational cardistry move that interlaces two halves, supports the cascade and giant fan, and culminates in the bridge.

Learn the colossus cut in cardistry by mastering the z grip, elevating the deck, creating an inverted v, and rotating the middle packet into position.

Learn the cascade, a cardistry move built from a Faro shuffle. Master grip, rotation into a V position, and a precise thumb release to let cards cascade smoothly.

Learn the scissors cut, a one-handed move used in two-handed cuts, by using a dealer's grip, pinky at the back edge, lift and slide the thumb between packets, drop.

Master the thumb fan in cardistry by practicing with a new deck, achieving an even fan through a precise grip, bevel, and smooth thumb motion; learn two-handed and one-handed closers.

Master the giant fan by combining a faro shuffle and a thumb fan, starting with a slightly larger half, beveling the deck, and finishing with a bridge and one-handed closer.

Master the Angel, a one-card cardistry move, through two methods with step-by-step grip, balancing, and thumb placement to make the card stick, spin, and slide onto the deck.

Master the worm, the most difficult two-handed cat, by learning the z grip, the index push over, and the square setup to display and close.