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This was taken 4 years ago when my friend asked me to showed a trick by using Uno cards. So I thought to myself maybe Dr Daley would be the best option. Do you guys have more suggestions of tricks with Uno cards?

This video was taken 4 years ago. Before class started all of my friends asked me to perform something. I just learned this routine around 30 minutes earlier and it made me nervous. My performance was stiff but it was a decent performance.

My friend didn't record the whole thing but at least I'm happy enough to see everyone's reaction at the end of the video.

This video was taken 4 years ago. I don't really use this false shuffle but if you have any other false overhand shuffle method then feel free to share. Thanks all

I've never practice any gsoh move properly. Every gsoh related stuff you see on this account were purely based on my own understanding of how a certain move was done. Last night I spent 3 hours figuring how to stack a certain poker hand in holdem by myself.

Sometimes when I watched some of my online friend riffle stacking demonstration, I always wanted to know the secret or the actual method behind them. I don't even understand wtf dose RRSC mean and how it work. Feel free to share your advice or references.

This one might look better with the card facing down because it would look better. The idea is I want to create a sense where the bottom half deck stay in the same condition. By doing this the spectator can see that their card is still in the middle as we're putting the top half back on the deck.

Sometimes I see people doing those upward pulling spreading move (idk how to call it) with the whole deck after doing the pass. But I prefer only using the top half and let the bottom half stay still. Just like when you do the dribble pass where you only dribble half of the deck after doing the pass. What do you guys think? Well I found this idea by myself but obviously it's an old idea which I've never found before. If you guys have more references on this move then let me know. Thanks folks

Can I take over my old channel and become the new owner? Hi everyone I'm new on this subreddit. So four years ago my phone was stolen and I immediately deactivate my phone number to avoid any scam related issues through my phone number. When I checked my old channel I found this information (looked the picture).

Now I'm just curious if there's any possible way for me to take over my old channel since I can't login to my old account without my number available anymore (or maybe there is a way?). Thanks guys

Since someone ask me to perform this change by using two contrast card

I learned this one from Akira Fujii