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An Interesting Chip Flip Jump and Shuffle Mix
By FlipJumper | October 6, 2008
Photo by Randy Morse
Many of you are familiar with the Poker Chip Shuffle trick. When you start with an 8-chip stack, 4 of one color on top of 4 of another color, and then Shuffle three times, you end up with the same 4-on-4 stack you started with.
The same thing happens when you do three 224 Chip Flip Jumps using the same 4-on-4 stack. You end up back where you started.
Now for the interesting part: You also end up with the same stack after two 224 Flip Jumps or two Shuffles, a stack of 2-2-2-2. Therefore, you can mix Flip Jumps and Shuffles by switching to the other after the second Flip Jump or Shuffle, and get the same end result.
Chip Flip Jumps on the video: Chip Flip Jump & Shuffle Mix
3 Shuffles
3 224’s
2 224’s + 1 Shuffle
2 Shuffles + 1 224
Chip Flip Jump & Shuffle Mix - 1:09
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December 9th, 2008 at 1:44 am
I’m sad. The world is unfair. I’m not familiar with the ‘Poker Chip Shuffle’ trick. Thanks to your post, at least now I do.
Nice post you got!
January 2nd, 2009 at 12:50 am
Interesting video. I certainly hope that I would learn how to do that. Give me some poke chips
April 22nd, 2009 at 3:24 am
Very nice site!
May 12th, 2009 at 3:33 am
Very nice site!