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Jack Skipton
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A fface up riffle until spec says stop, then swivel cut and show top card.
langston3711
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I probably always use John Guastafarro's Ballet Cut to force an odd back.
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You could use either J. Jay's Discreet Displacement or Steve Beam Stud Force
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On Aug 26, 2017, Leo H wrote:
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On Aug 26, 2017, ThomasJ wrote:
With the deck face up and a break above the odd-backed force card (in the middle of the deck), do the timing force in which you cut off small packets of cards. When done properly, the spectator stops you when the force card is either on the face of the tabled packets or face of the talon. Forgive me for not knowing the credit for this force.


According to Michael Skinner, Eddie Fechter was already performing this force in the 1960s. Don't know if Fechter created it though.


Ah yes, he does mention this in his explanation of The Mona Lisa Card Trick. Thanks Leo.
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