Turning Tri-Cut

From dealing position, shift the index and middle fingers counter-clockwise around to the position shown in Figure 2-23. The index finger is now at the left long side of the deck, the middle finger is at the far short end, and the ring and pinkie fingers are at the right long side. The thumb, from its position at the near short end of the deck, stretches to the right and riffles down the near right corner to break the deck one third of the way down (Figure 2-24). Insert the thumb into the break to a depth of one knuckle (Figure 2-25), and swivel this top third of the pack clockwise to the left (Figures 2-26, 2-27) until the packets clear (Figure 2-28). Next, swivel the thumb packet slightly back to the right and deposit it between the very base of the thumb and the very base of the index finger (Figures 2-29, 2-30). Now stretch the thumb to the right again and break the remainder of the deck in half in exactly the same manner as with the first third of the deck (Figure 2-31). Draw this new packet clockwise to the left with the thumb (Figures 2-32, 2-33), until the packets clear (Figure 2-34). Swivel the top two packets slightly back to the right (Figure 2-35). Remove the index finger from between the packets as you close the fingers and thumb together (Figures 2-36 to 2-38).

Figure 2-23          Figure 2-25           Figure 2-24

Figure 2-26           Figure 2-27

Figure 2-28        Figure 2-29             Figure 2-30

Figure 2-31        Figure 2-32            Figure 2-33

Figure 2-34        Figure 2-35            Figure 2-36

 

Figure 2-37       Figure 2-38

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