Shufflingstyles

[snylaren]

Show some different styles of shuffling chips


And one thing, when I see the pros shuffle on TV it looks completely different from what I do, and what I can see on youtube etc. what is the difference?

[Syfted]

I use thumb+index on left stack, pinky+ring on right stack, middle in the middle. Pull up with the middle and just... you know, do the thing.

[snylaren]

Originally Posted by Syfted

I use thumb+index on left stack, pinky+ring on right stack, middle in the middle. Pull up with the middle and just... you know, do the thing.

Yeah, exactly the same as me, but when the pros shuffle it looks like the second stack just fades into the first but i cant seem to do that

[assafg17]

some people lift with the index finger and push one stack into the other stack with the thumb.
im pretty sure this is what youre refering to.

[snylaren]

Originally Posted by assafg17

some people lift with the index finger and push one stack into the other stack with the thumb.
im pretty sure this is what youre refering to.

Yep think so..

Antonio Esfandiari said something about pushing down with thumb and index, pinky and ring finger, i didnt get it :/

[EmptyPocs]

One tip, make sure you are using quality chips if you are learning.
Plastic "Dice" chips will make it tougher for you to learn most chip tricks because they are too slippery.

[All_In]

Anyone here have tips for very small hands? I have only 6in hands, any neat shuffling style for me?

[Sweet]

I'd suggest using only 2-4 chip shuffle until you get the technique down.

[All_In]

Okay,

[pug_in_chip]

Originally Posted by Syfted

I use thumb+index on left stack, pinky+ring on right stack, middle in the middle. Pull up with the middle and just... you know, do the thing.

^^^ This I do, usually with 14 or 16 chipes.

If you learn on a sofa with 6 chips, it will be very easy, since the sofa is flixible below the chips. I did this, when I was learning.