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[[Kane Count]] is a false count with four face-down cards where only two of the backs are shown. The count was developed by [[Peter Kane]]. | [[Kane Count]] is a false count with four face-down cards where only two of the backs are shown. The count was developed by [[Peter Kane]]. | ||
'' | This count is explained in [[Kane]] (1982), page 62 with a trick named ''Passing the Alternation''. | ||
It's not an easy false count. You have to do two exchanges. | |||
[[Category:False Counts]] | [[Category:False Counts]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:12, 10 April 2011
Kane Count is a false count with four face-down cards where only two of the backs are shown. The count was developed by Peter Kane.
This count is explained in Kane (1982), page 62 with a trick named Passing the Alternation.
It's not an easy false count. You have to do two exchanges.