Tournament Strategies
After receiving pocket cards, you are immediately faced with a choice: play your cards and either raise or call the blinds, or fold.
Practice Matters
Under-cut to out-jog, forming break at in-jog, in-jog
Under-cut to out-jog, forming break at in-jog, in-jog top card, run second set three throw to break and shuffle off. All the desired cards are now together, but the in-jog divides the last two. Under-cut to in-jog and throw on top.
This leaves one card on top and eight on bottom.
This leaves one card on top and eight on bottom. This example might well be termed a fancy cull as running down so many cards will rarely be attempted, but it shows the possibilities of the system. Before the shuffle is begun the entire action should be mentally rehearsed so that there will be no hesitation in the procedure. There is no difficult sleight-of-hand manipulation connected with the operation.