How to Pile Shuffle

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A quick demonstration of how to pile shuffle cards. Using the 1066: Tears to Many Mothers cards, a demo of how to limit the damage to your cards when shuffling if you are not using sleeves.
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6 сен 2024

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@Enroth186 3 года назад

To increase the "randomness" you could try to avoid placing one card after the other in a clockwise manner like you did in this video and instead place them chaotically/randomly onto the stacks. These dont have to be 7 stacks, depending on the amount of cards you have you can do with just 6 or increase it to 8 or 10. I ususally do an even number of piles because you can lay them down in 2 rows like you did.

@SeekOutandPlay 3 года назад

To each his own. Once they are separated into different piles, you can scoop them up in any order you want to make it more random.

@Skeletons_Riding_Ostriches 3 года назад

As far as I know this is the only decent way to shuffle cardboard tiles - overhand shuffling or wash shuffling seems to cause considerable wear to tiles compared to a pile shuffle + some cutting.

@SeekOutandPlay 3 года назад

I agree. I remember being surprised at how many people I met outside Magic: the Gathering that had no idea pile shuffling existed.

@r12365 Год назад

I just looked up pile shuffling to find out how to shuffle without unintentionally cheating in MtG, so it's pretty funny to see you mention this. Appreciate the video!@@SeekOutandPlay

@SeekOutandPlay Год назад

@@r12365 If memory serves, I made the video not too long after a player was caught cheating at a Star City Games tournament when he side-shuffled in a way that revealed his cards.