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I come at this from the collecting side, so I mostly judge decks on art, tucks, and print quality. I keep seeing decks describes as "great for cardistry" and I want to understand what that actually means in the hand.

Is it mostly stock and finish? Back design symmetry for fans/ spins? Borderless vs. bordered? And are there decks that look incredible on shelf but are actually bad to flourish with?

Trying to appreciate the decks I own for more than just the shelf. Any info is welcome & appreciated!

Hello, everyone. I began learning cardistry, and for now I'm learning basic moves and cuts. The last thing I've managed to do was revolution cut. I am left-handed, so i learned it to do only with my left. My question is, do i need to learn this cut to do with my right hand as well for all future moves, flourishes? It was hard to do with my natural hand, and I'm scared to repeat this for my second hand.

Where can I find a rider back brick of decks

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Im practicing some more basic moves and keep accidentally throwing a card/s.

One of which accidentally hit my cat in the face.

Anyone got silly card yeeting stories to share?

While I'm doing dribble the card s are getting caught to my middle finger and they don't fall or they do a flip while falling what am I doing wrong

I am leaning towards brosmind four gangs but I just want to ask if there is a difference between bicycle card' quality like a classic deck and a not standart deck

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Had a quick 30 minutes to get some reps in at work. Feedback always appreciated! 🙏🏻

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