Enjoy,
Andru
Draft cross-references for Gambling Slight of Hand by Steve Forte, chapter 7
Compiled by Andru Luvisi, 2020
Page 507 chop
This move is demonstrated on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs volume 3 (1986).
This move is demonstrated in move #34 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
See page 49 of Casino Game Protection (2004) by Steve Forte.
The throw change is described in many magical publications.
See page 78 of …and a Pack of Cards (1927) by Jack Merlin.
See page 33 of "Outs" Precautions and Challenges (1940) by Charles H. Hopkins.
See page 76 of Card Control (1946) by Arthur Buckley.
Page 102 of the Ireland 1940 Yearbook contains a variation where the switched in card is laid on top of the deck instead of thrown.
Page 509 double-down chop
This move is demonstrated in move #35 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
See page 52 of Casino Game Protection (2004) by Steve Forte.
Page 510 one-handed peek muck
See page 21 of Hand Mucking, 2nd edition (2006) by George Joseph.
Page 511 cowboy
See page 50 of Casino Game Protection (2004) by Steve Forte.
Page 512 squeeze muck
This move is demonstrated in move #33 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
Page 512 prop muck
See page 50 of Casino Game Protection (2004) by Steve Forte.
Page 516 scoop muck
This move is demonstrated on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs volume 3 (1986).
This move is demonstrated in move #31 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
See page 48 of Hand Mucking, 2nd edition (2006) by George Joseph.
Page 517 jump muck
This move is demonstrated on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs volume 3 (1986).
Page 519 hand-to-hand
See page 52 of Casino Game Protection (2004) by Steve Forte.
Page 523 carry-over
This move is demonstrated in move #36 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
See page 55 of Casino Game Protection (2004) by Steve Forte.
Page 524 against the ace
This move is demonstrated on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs, in the Gambling's Invisible Thieves special feature (1986).
Page 529 standard break-off
This move is demonstrated on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs volume 3 (1986).
See page 120 of Poker Protection (2006) by Steve Forte for a related move where the cards are spread.
Page 530 nail/thumb-slide break-off
This move is demonstrated in move #37 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
See page 433 of Casino Game Protection (2004) by Steve Forte.
See pages 117 and 120 of Poker Protection (2006) by Steve Forte.
Page 531 shuffle steal
This move is demonstrated in moves #38 and #41 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
See page 433 of Casino Game Protection (2004) by Steve Forte.
See page 117 of Poker Protection (2006) by Steve Forte.
Page 532 table break-off
This move is demonstrated in move #39 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
Page 536 Thumb Palm
See page 66 of Dai Vernon's More Inner Secrets of Card Magic (1960) by Lewis Ganson.
This move is demonstrated in move #40 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
Several books describe this move performed with a full deck:
See page 201 of Greater Magic (1938) by John Northern Hilliard.
See page 57 of Expert Card Technique (1940) by Jean Hugard and Frederick Braue.
See page 93 of Card Control (1946) by Arthur Buckley.
See page 99 of Stars of Magic (1975 for the Robbins reprint in book form, originally published in 1950).
See page 89 of The Magic of Francis Carlyle (1975) by Roger Pierre.
Page 537 second bullet
This move is demonstrated in move #41 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
Page 539 third bullet
This move is demonstrated in move #41 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
Page 541 holdout devices
See move #40 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
See page 130 of The Annotated Erdnase (1991) by Darwin Ortiz.
See page 125 of Poker Protection (2006) by Steve Forte.
Page 542 cigar-cooler
See page 1174 of The Phoenix #294 (1953).
See page 17 of The Cardiste #13 (1969).
See page 163 of Poker Protection (2006) by Steve Forte.
Page 544 standard slide-off
See page 164 of Poker Protection (2006) by Steve Forte.
Page 545 back-cut slide-off
This move is demonstrated in move #52 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
Page 547 Left-hand-cut Cooler
See page 162 of Poker Protection (2006) by Steve Forte for a discussion of a bag/pull that can take the place of a handkerchief.
See page 504 of The Jinx #76 (January 20, 1940) for a discussion of a similar gaff.
Page 549 Standard Dealer Switch
See page 42 of How Gamblers Win or The Secrets of Advantage Playing Exposed second edition (1868).
https://books.google.com/books?id=NiI0GQAACAAJ
See page 100 of Super Subtle Card Miracles (1973) by Frank Garcia.
See page 117 of The Magic of Francis Carlyle (1975) by Roger Pierre.
See page 162 of Poker Protection (2006) by Steve Forte.
This move is demonstrated on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs volume 3 (1986).
Page 551 undercut cooler (traditional)
See page 164 of Poker Protection (2006) by Steve Forte.
This is demonstrated by John Scarne in the movie The Sting.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l78zVfhUYzM
Page 553 undercut cooler (nontraditional)
This move is demonstrated on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs volume 3 (1986).
This move is demonstrated in the movie Shade (2003).
Page 555 Off-the-table Cooler
See page 164 of Poker Protection (2006) by Steve Forte.
This move is demonstrated in move #44 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
Page 559 JB casino coolers
See page 75 of Casino Game Protection (2004) by Steve Forte.
A similar move is demonstrated on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs volume 3 (1986).
Page 560 cash-coolers
Some other cooler moves that are covered by cash are shown in Doc's Cold Deck Expose.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNva2yv5N7o
See page 443 of Casino Game Protection (2004) by Steve Forte.
See pages 160 and 165 of Poker Protection (2006) by Steve Forte.
Page 562 baseball-cap cooler
See page 163 of Poker Protection (2006) by Steve Forte.
Page 565 cold-deck machine
This machine is shown in the museum tour on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
See page 443 of Casino Game Protection (2004) by Steve Forte.
See page 161 of Poker Protection (2006) by Steve Forte.
Page 566 heel palm
See page 50 of Expert Card Technique (1940) by Jean Hugard and Frederick Braue.
Page 567 natural palm
For a technique involving a similar rotation of the cards, see page 49 of Expert Card Technique (1940) by Jean Hugard and Frederick Braue.
For some techniques that begin with a similar break:
See page 83 of Darwin Ortiz at the Card Table (1988) by Darwin Ortiz.
See page 36 Cardshark (1995) by Darwin Ortiz.
See page 77 of Scams & Fantasies with Cards (2002) by Darwin Ortiz.
See the Erdnase On Edge top palm in the Palming by Design DVD by Steven Youell.
Page 568 left-thumb-blocker palm
For Vernon's "Topping The Deck":
See page 7 of Select Secrets (1941) by Dai Vernon.
See page 35 of Dai Vernon's Further Inner Secrets of Card Magic (1961) by Lewis Ganson.
The pivoting action bears some similarity to the Berg palm:
See page 68 of Card Control (1946) by Arthur Buckley.
See page 10 of The Classic Magic of Larry Jennings (1986) by Mike Maxwell.
Page 569 simple bottom palm
This is based on a variation of the Erdnase "Bottom Palm, First Method" that Erdnase briefly mentions in the last paragraph.
See page 55 of The Card Magic of Le Paul (1949) by Paul Le Paul for a similar adjustment applied to the unmodified Erdnase "Bottom Palm, First Method."
Page 574 one-handed palm
For some other one-handed bottom palms:
See page 234 of The Classic Magic of Larry Jennings (1986) by Mike Maxwell.
See page 85 of By Forces Unseen (1993) by Stephen Minch.
Page 575 off-the-table riffle and cascade palm
This move is demonstrated in move #42 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
Page 575 shift-palm
See page 31 of New Era Card Tricks (1897) by August Roterberg.
https://archive.org/details/neweracardtrick00roterich
Compare with the multiple top palm described by Erdnase in the magic section.
Page 576 table-riffle palm
A variation of this move is demonstrated in move #50 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
Page 577 Thumb Clips
This move is demonstrated in move #46 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
Page 578 Gamblers' Cop
The basic principle of this cop is mentioned in The Secrets of Conjuring and Magic (1878) by Jean Eugene Robert-Houdin under "To Palm a Card, Third Method."
Single card cops can be found on page 58 of The Card Magic of Le Paul (1949) by Paul Le Paul, page 42 of Dai Vernon's Further Inner Secrets of Card Magic (1961) by Lewis Ganson, and page 83 of Stars of Magic (1975 for the Robbins reprint in book form, originally published in 1949).
A good description of the standard method can be found on page 95 of Cardshark (1995) by Darwin Ortiz.
Page 584 scoop cap
For a similar tabled cap to the bottom of a full deck:
See page 207 of Dai Vernon's Ultimate Secrets of Card Magic (1968) by Lewis Ganson.
See page 85 of Magic and Methods of Ross Bertram (1978) by Ross Bertram.
Page 585 strip cap
See "Replacing Palm When Cutting" in Erdnase for a discussion of this basic principle applied with a full palm.
This move is demonstrated in move #43 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
Page 586 off-the-table
This move is demonstrated in move #47 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
Page 587 wrap-around cap
This move is demonstrated in move #51 in the 52 video on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs (2009).
Page 591 capping to the bottom
The double deal "mistake" while dealing a burn card is discussed on page 247 of Phantoms of the Card Table (2003) by David Britland and Gazzo (chapter by Steve Forte), on page 151 of Poker Protection (2006) by Steve Forte, and on page 462 of GSOH.
Page 593 hand-to-hand transfer
A Vernon technique based on a full palm is described on page 455 of Expert Card Technique third edition (1950) by Jean Hugard and Fred Braue.
A Vernon technique based on a gambler's palm is described on page 40 of Dai Vernon's Inner Secrets of Card Magic (1959) by Lewis Ganson.
For similar cop/palm transfers, see page 190 of The Card Classics of Ken Krenzel (1978) by Harry Lorayne and page 29 of The Commercial Magic of J. C. Wagner (1987) by Mike Maxwell.
Page 595 Packet Switches
See page 42 of How Gamblers Win or The Secrets of Advantage Playing Exposed second edition (1868).
https://books.google.com/books?id=NiI0GQAACAAJ
See page 561 of Greater Magic (1938) by John Northern Hilliard.
See page 429 of The Complete Illustrated Book of Card Magic (1969) by Walter Gibson.
A variation performed over the packet can be found on page 104 of Card Control (1946) by Arthur Buckley.
A variation where the old hand is left on top of the deck can be found on page 52 of …and a Pack of Cards (1927) by Jack Merlin, page 243 of The Jinx #36 (September, 1937), and page 130 of How to do Tricks With Cards (1949) by Bill Turner.
Page 597 shuffle packet switch
See page 169 of Cardshark (1995) by Darwin Ortiz.
Page 600 Flopping the Deck
This move is demonstrated on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs volume 3 (1986).
Page 602 Hole-card and Player-card Switches
For the Marlo "Breakless Curry Change" see page 19 of Hierophant #7 (1975) edited by Jon Racherbaumer.
This move is demonstrated on the Gambling Protection Series DVDs volume 3 (1986).
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