Charlier Pass?

[frezzing aces]

the old fashion chalier cut, now used in flourishing and through out a magic routine as a fancyish way of cutting the deck.

How ever i have heard people call it the chalier pass

this got me thinking and i have some questions

did it start off as a pass?

is it a pass?

and can it be used as a pass?

 

[Ampersan5340]

It started as a pass and to all other flourishers the reverse erdnase was also a pass.

Go buy ,"Expert at the card table" by erdnase to found out how to do it

 

[Eddie]

Reverse erdnase? You mean the Erdnase shift right.

I don't see the point of using them as passes and it's not as good as the old classic pass.

 

[Sleight_of_Hand]

OK Erdnase did publish the classic pass but i think he called it the erdnase shift, the charlier pass was the charlier cut which was meant to be a pass also by hiding the cut while reaching over with your left hand on a gaming table, thus hiding the cut.

 

[Ampersan5340]

Reverse erdnase? You mean the Erdnase shift right.

I don't see the point of using them as passes and it's not as good as the old classic pass.

No, in ,"The System" by Dan and Dave they have a cut called the ,"reverse erdnase" and it's exactly the same as in ,"Expert at the card table."

 

[s::VI]

yeah but the drip is from the erdnase shift of

 

[Eddie]

No, in ,"The System" by Dan and Dave they have a cut called the ,"reverse erdnase" and it's exactly the same as in ,"Expert at the card table."

Oh Rev E. But the one at expert at the card table doesn't have the revolution but instead it's like a reverse charlier... isn't it?