THE WORLD'S #1 POKER MANUAL - Card Games

Poker Book, Club Poker
Classical and amateur
manipulations (solo)
Full flashing of draw and hole
cards (dealer to partner)
Modern and professional
manipulations (solo)
Collusion Techniques--more
common in club poker
Partial flashing of draw and
hole cards (dealer to partner)
Collusion betting (partner to
partner)
Least effective, most
detectable. Shunned by
today's professional
establishment. Crudely used
by amateurs in private games.
Effectively used only by the
rare, classic card-sharp who is
highly skilled, dexterous, and
experienced.
More effective for stud and
hold 'em games.
Most effective, easiest to
learn, usually undetectable.
Used by professional players
in both private and public
poker. Neocheating.
Uses Methods
Most effective for high-stake,
lowball draw.
Most common in high-stake
lowball and in bluffdependent
games.
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Classical deck stacking,
holding out cards, palming,
second and bottom dealing,
shaved decks, shiners,
marked cards, and various
mechanical devices used to
cheat opponents.
With smooth, imperceptible
motions, the dealer lifts or
tilts cards just enough for his
partner to see. Done only
when others are not looking
or are unaware. The dealer
may also allow his partner to
see cards during the riffle.
Easy techniques of culling
cards, blind shuffling, false
riffling, false cutting, foiling
cuts--especially the new and
easy Neocheating techniques.
Player sits low enough to see
shades of darkness, blur
intensities, or the actual
values of cards being dealt
face-down--with or without
the dealer's help. *
Requires system of "strength
of hand" and "when to bet,
raise, or fold" signals
between colluding partners.