Yeah man, You got some skilled hands...

I mean, points that I can or could do better in the future according to you. Every critism is greatly appreciated
Thanks for the compliment btw

Hey
I liked the straight fingers under the deck for the bottoms. Was fantastic!
However, one area that I think could use a bit of work is the get ready for the greek. I haven't read about many greeks from an Erdnase grip. However, I found some very helpful advice in the big Fred Robinson book.
Anyway, fantastic work, loved the speed (what can I say but any gambling techniques I do I strive to make it look as smooth and quick as the god Forte!)

Ey Bobby Cash.
I agree with your assessment. It is a technique I developed on my own and I made some changes to it since posting the video. I never saw it in print but I seem to like it (Greek deal from Maze grip, just like all my other false deals, one time get ready, 100% hit, can;t miss etc etc). It needs some work I agree, but I think I am on to something with it

All my false deals actually improved by the feedback and tips in this topic.

1000000 thanks!

This was amazing. Very cool stuff

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YTpEly7ZfU

here from every angle. I went quick because a friend handled the webcam.

Are these all learned from expert at the card table?

Well,
I learned the true basics of the Erdnase bottom deal from Expert yes. After that I bought and read Gene Maze and the Art of Bottom dealing.
Although I am using the Erdnase loosening action (unless I'm working with 3/4th of a deck or less) when I do a full deck Bottom, I don't use the classic Erdnase grip but the modified Erdnase grip/Gene Maze grip (pressure with index finger and base thumb).
So I think it is some sort of crossover between the two.

Kind regards