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Enigmo Loyal user 215 Posts |
I discovered this by accident. If you have an ESP deck in cyclical order (25 cards) and you in-faro (any number of times) the top 12 in the other(bottom) 13, you end up with a deck in a new but still cyclical order. This is quite useful for some effects if you want to give the impression you're shuffling the deck but need a cyclical stack. I asked Mr. Maven himself if he knew about this and he said that Stewart James came up with this. I patiently looked throughout his files but couldn't file a reference. Does this ring a bell?
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Nachtzehrer Veteran user Portugal 324 Posts |
I think it's called the stay stack.
Alex
Alex
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Enigmo Loyal user 215 Posts |
I may be wrong but I believe a stay stack is a stack which is in symmetrical order: 1,2,3,....,x,x,....3,2,1.(Even number of cards)
The order I am talking about is 1,2,3,4,5,1,2,3,4,5,(repeated 3 more times). When in-faro'ed you end up with a different but still cyclical order... |
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