Top Card
Close-Up 21: Learn 21 Astonishing Close-Up Tricks
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The final false shuffle presented in this series, the Top Card, does just as the name suggests. While you do appear to give the deck a thorough and randomizing shuffle, the top card somehow returns to position every single time. No matter how closely they watch you at work, they won't be able to explain just how you do it.
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