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Title: How To Break In A Deck free Ebook
Post by: Nurul on January 02, 2014, 10:41:08 AM
Hi, here's a free ebook on how to break in a deck (they specifically label it as breaking in a bicycle deck).
Anyway, it's good read for those who struggle a little.


You will be shown:
1. How to open and handle a new deck to make it last longer.
2. Why it's vital to prepare a new deck.
3. The breaking in drill
4. Detailed moves and techniques to prepare the deck
5. How to tell when the Bicycle Playing Cards are ready.
6. Tips and tricks to make the deck last longer.
and much more.

Download link:-

http://info.magicshop.co.uk/break-in-prepare-bicycle-playing-cards?&__hssc=&__hstc&hsCtaTracking=9cc405d6-2118-428a-bee1-3973bb09c3f9%7C4f73ca00-8e19-4eae-8286-6fd2aa2aff7d
Title: Re: How To Break In A Deck free Ebook
Post by: Lee Asher on January 02, 2014, 12:26:03 PM
In my opinion, that MagicShop.Co.uk Ebook lacks any real information. Plus, it's a compilation of other sources with little original material.

Not trying to float my own boat, but you should try this one instead. While it's for the 605s, the info is relevant for any deck of cards: BREAK IN YOUR PLAYING CARDS (http://www.leeasher.com/playground/articles/how_to_break_in_a_deck_of_playing_cards.html).

Hope that helps.

Asher
Title: Re: How To Break In A Deck free Ebook
Post by: Nurul on January 02, 2014, 12:40:14 PM
Thank you for that link Lee :)
Title: Re: How To Break In A Deck free Ebook
Post by: John Spade on January 03, 2014, 03:43:31 PM
Gonna check both of these out and see what works. Thanks a lot guys!
Title: Re: How To Break In A Deck free Ebook
Post by: Magic Mike on February 20, 2014, 07:00:52 PM
I can attest to Lee's booklet, and think it an amazing resource for anyone interested. Thanks Lee!
Title: Re: How To Break In A Deck free Ebook
Post by: jwats01 on February 20, 2014, 07:34:59 PM
Thanks Nurul for starting this topic and thanks to Lee for coming in with his guide!