Advanced Card Control & Sleight of Hand Techniques

A hater challenged me to deal a royal flush to all four players in a poker game. This is one of the toughest challenges, requiring control over 20 specific cards through multiple shuffles, but I got it done.

Here's how a 'juari' cheats in Teen Patti. I control the three aces to the top of the deck and then use a technique called riffle stacking to ensure they land in my hand during a four-player game.

What's the number one technique to win in gambling? It's called shuffle tracking. I use a pair of dice to randomly select a number and then track all four cards of that value through multiple shuffles, bringing them all together with a single cut.

A hater challenged me to control all the hearts in the deck. Using shuffle tracking, I not only located every heart from ace to king in perfect order, but I also separated all the other suits as well, just to rub it in.

Never play Blackjack with a stranger. I demonstrate how a card cheat stacks the deck to deal themselves an ace and a jack, but in this case, I make a "mistake" and deal a perfect blackjack to every single player at the table.

This is a demonstration of shuffle tracking, a technique used by gamblers to cheat. I show how even after multiple shuffles, I can keep track of the exact position of all four aces in the deck, counting down to them perfectly each time.

Still playing cards under the flyover? Watch this first. I show how a cheat deals four aces to themselves in a game, and then for a kicker ending, I reveal that I've also separated the entire deck by suit.

Am I allowed in casinos? Yes, because I'm not allowed to shuffle. If I could, this is how I'd cheat at Blackjack, stacking an ace and a jack for myself through two precise riffle shuffles and a series of cuts.

This is card cheating 2.0. I demonstrate the 'second deal', a difficult sleight of hand move where I deal the second card from the top while making it look like the top card, keeping the Ace of Spades in my control even with one hand.