As stated in the topic title and description. It's found in page 77 of Card College Volume 1. Sounds good but is really hard to accomplish! Anyone knows how to do it can give any tips? :lol:

well, i use to encounter difficulty before, but i don't think there really are any tips or suggestions not mentioned in the book. Just keep practicing, read the instrutions carefully again. Hopefully this works. If not you can alway use other sleights like the convincing control which is very decpetive too.

I know of a move that resembles a pass but only moves 1 card. Not sure if it's the same thing, so I can't offer any advice on it.

But well, here's an idea when learning a new sleight. At times the sleight as described will not work for your hands as we're all different. We can keep practicing and it just doesn't seem to improve. Here's when you need to look at see if you're just practicing the wrong thing over and over again and so aren't getting results.

Once you know what the sleight accomplishes and if the original handling isn't working for you, try to adapt it to fit your hands. If all else fails, it's good enough just knowing about the sleight for knowledge - and use another that accomplishes the same end.

There are many alternatives to this sleight. PM me and tell me about your problem. I'll help you out.

I do one card passes very often.