Quick False Cut & 4 Card Production Combo Tutorial

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Charlier Cut
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Video Summary
AI GeneratedThis tutorial explains how to perform a 3-packet false cut and a 4-card production. The instructor demonstrates how to maintain the deck's original order while appearing to shuffle it, and how to integrate a specific card production routine using a setup of hearts (King to 10) to create a visually impressive magic effect.
Hey guys, welcome to another video.
In today's video, we're going to learn the 3-packet false cut and the 4-cut production.
And then I'll tell you how you can combine both of them, just as I did in the performance.
And let's talk about a false cut, which looks like this.
So this is a false cut, and just like that you can see the entire deck is in ace-to-king order.
So let's learn this fake cut first.
It's very simple.
You have to hold the deck like this.
I have kept the deck in ace to king order.
And you have to hold the deck like this.
Then you have to break open a small packet from the top.
I've broken a small packet here.
Then you have to flip the packet with the help of your thumb.
Like this.
I'll tell you this one.
This is very useful.
Because we are going to use this move twice.
So to flip, you have to grip the packet like this.
Then you have to tilt it like this.
And your thumb will slide and pinch the packet like this, using your index finger and thumb.
And you'll flip it like this.
Face up.
So now this is a face-down deck.
The packet is face down.
You will pinch it like this with the help of your thumb and flip it.
When you perform this flipping motion, you must simultaneously execute a chassé cut.
So I'm making a chiffon cut like this.
If you don't know how to do a charlier cut, I'll provide a link to it in the description.
You can go there and learn in detail.
But you have to make a chiffon cut like this.
And then, when you go to close it, you have to do this.
Before closing, you must flip the packet like this and align it on top of the packet.
And then, when you go to close this packet, your pinky finger will take a break here.
So when you're closing, I'm taking a break here.
And then I'll transfer this break in my right hand like this.
So I've transferred it into my right hand.
And now I will swing the packet over the break like this.
I will make a swing cut, and this packet will go on top of it.
So once more you'll break a small packet.
You will flip it while simultaneously performing a chalier cut.
Before closing, place this packet on top of it.
Then, while closing, take a pinky break.
You have to transfer that break in the thumb break, which will be on the right hand.
And then you have to swing from here.
And then it will go on top of it.
And this is a full 3-card false cut.
Alright, so now let's talk about 4-card production.
I performed the role of King to 10 in the production.
If you'd like, you can also do it for four aces.
I will explain to you what I did.
Here the setup is that the jack of hearts is face up.
There is a 10 on it, and then there is a queen and a king on it.
All hearts are there.
Then what I do is make a simple fake cut at the beginning.
And then what you have to do is break the deck like this.
You have to break a little more than half.
And then you have to transfer the top card like this.
You have to transfer it onto this packet.
On the left-hand packet.
When you transfer, you have to take a pinky break like this.
Now I've taken a pinky break.
The top card, of course, is the king.
Here I've taken a pinky break.
Now this packet will go on top of it.
Okay, so here on this break there is a king of hearts.
And this is the entire packet.
And above our remaining setup is that of 3 cards.
So this is the main setup.
After this, we are going to perform a false cut.
In addition, we will also be producing 4 cards.
So it's very simple to do.
Now what you have to do is lift the packet onto the break, like this.
And your thumb will grip it like this.
And then what you have to do is break half the deck like this.
And then you have to do the same thing as I told you about the false cut.
You'll just flip it.
And then you will perform a four-layer cut.
And then you will flip this packet and keep it on top.
And then, while closing it, you have to take a pinky break here.
And then, when you square up, you have to transfer this break and bring it to your right hand.
And then you'll swing cut like this.
And after this, you have to carry out production.
So what I do is simply flip it like this.
And after flipping, I use my thumb to slide this king out.
And the card on top, the queen on top, I also slide it using my index finger.
At the same time, I slide two cards like this and pull them out.
And then what will my thumb do?
At the same time, the way I will separate these two cards and show them.
And the thumb will slide the card on top and flip it like this.
So let me show you again; the setup is like this.
I'll slide the king on top.
I will take a break here.
I'll keep it like this.
Then I'll transfer it to the thumb like this.
Then I'll flip it from here.
I will perform a four-layer cut.
Before closing, you must turn this packet over and keep it on top.
Then you have to take a pinky break.
And then I will transfer the break to the thumb break.
Then I swing it and discard two cards like this.
The queen on top and the king on top.
And then I flip it with the help of my thumb.
And then I show four cards.
And then, after showing, you can demonstrate that the entire deck is perfectly ordered.
Then you can perform a false cut demonstration like this.
In addition, you can also perform 4-card production.
So this is the complete false cut and four-card production routine.
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I'll see you in the next video.
Until then, goodbye and thank you for watching.
