deal like you do it for a living. You will need A deck of cards and a table. Step 1.

Learn how to do the classic shuffle, which is called the riffle shuffle. Split the deck

into approximate halves and put them face down horizontally on a table. Step 2. Grab

the deck so that your thumbs are on the edges facing each other, each index finger is bent

at the knuckle in the center of a stack, and the three remaining fingers on each hand wrap

around the far edges. Step 3. Position the stacks at a slight angle, so that the top

edges form a "V." Step 4. Holding the edges that form the bottom of the "V" against each

other, use your thumbs to start releasing a card or two at a time, alternating sides

so that the ends of the cards become entwined. Step 5. When the last card has fallen into

the now-shuffled pile, use your fingers to push the two halves together, forming one

deck. Step 6. Repeat several times. Step 7. Practice until you can shuffle in one quick,

fluid motion. Did you know In 2007, Canadian David Farrow won a place in the Guinness Book

of World Records when he memorized the exact order of 59 decks of shuffled cards!