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Make Your Own Marked Deck • 1m 26s
To kick-off the process of learning how to mark a deck of cards, you must start with what utensils to use... and which was not to use. Most people think that the majority of what goes into marking a deck is simply taking a marker and writing on its back. That is not true, however. Many problems can arise when simply using a miscellaneous marker to etch onto the card's surface. There is a better way.
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What to Use
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How to Mark the Deck
Kris demonstrates how he is able to mark the back of every card in a deck in such a way that he can what each card is before ever even seeing its face. The technique he teaches can be used on any standard bicycle deck. You can also create your own unique strategy for keeping track of the cards to...
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Going Over the Marking System
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