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Zarrow shuffle is a sleight of hand technique that gives the appearance of being a normal riffle shuffle, when the cards being manipulated maintain the order the magician or card sharp desires. It was invented by magician [[Herb Zarrow]] and first published in The [[New Phoenix]] N° 346, July 1957, page 210, as ''Full Deck Control''.
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{{Youtube Thumb|Ly7xf0FccvI}}[[Zarrow shuffle]] is a sleight of hand technique that gives the appearance of being a normal riffle shuffle, when actually the cards maintain their original order. It was invented by magician [[Herb Zarrow]] and first published in The [[New Phoenix]] N° 346, July 1957, page 210, as ''Full Deck Control''.
  
 
This is an example of a [[false shuffle]]. The [[shuffle]] appears to be a normal riffle shuffle to spectators. In fact, it leaves the cards in exactly the same order as before the shuffle.
 
This is an example of a [[false shuffle]]. The [[shuffle]] appears to be a normal riffle shuffle to spectators. In fact, it leaves the cards in exactly the same order as before the shuffle.
  
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== Publications which feature the shuffle ==
 
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* David Ben's description in Genii February 2008
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* Card College 3
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* Wesley James'  "Enchantments".
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* Derek Dingle's Complete Works
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* Gary Plants' booklet
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== Variations ==
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* [[DelGaudio Shuffle]], an in-the-hands Zarrow Shuffle
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* [[Shank Shuffle]]
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* [[Hunter Shuffle]]
 
[[Category:False shuffles]]
 
[[Category:False shuffles]]

Revision as of 09:30, 19 September 2008

Zarrow shuffle is a sleight of hand technique that gives the appearance of being a normal riffle shuffle, when actually the cards maintain their original order. It was invented by magician Herb Zarrow and first published in The New Phoenix N° 346, July 1957, page 210, as Full Deck Control.

This is an example of a false shuffle. The shuffle appears to be a normal riffle shuffle to spectators. In fact, it leaves the cards in exactly the same order as before the shuffle.

Publications which feature the shuffle

  • David Ben's description in Genii February 2008
  • Card College 3
  • Wesley James' "Enchantments".
  • Derek Dingle's Complete Works
  • Gary Plants' booklet

Variations