2024.3 Notation for Hand Cuts v1 notes:Ralph Cos:boldschool:1:yeahgic:2015:control:::::orange,ygc Text

TXTPRFUsing the following stenographicsSGNDplpkt B r e a k s 1SGNSmall SGNDplpkt a break below 1 card 2SGNSmall SGNDplpkt a break below 2 cards etc. SGNSmall1 SGNDplpkt a break above btm card SGNSmall2 SGNDplpkt a break above btm two card etc. C u t t y p e s uc SGNDplpkt undercut, ie. Transfer a pile from btm to top tcSGNDplpkt cut a pile to table kc SGNDplpkt kick cut, ie. a top pile is transfered to the other hand hc SGNDplpkt hindu style sc SGNDplpkt swivel cut ccSGNDplpkt clip cut, ie. a kc when the receiving hand thumb-clips the pile ^SGNDplpkt simply lifting top pile SGNHash SGNDplpkt place reminder on top of the other pile Text

TXTPRFM o d i / P r e f i x e s rev SGNDplpkt reverse 1/2 SGNDplpkt half of the SGNOpenremaining/actualSGNClose pile below a break, if in context of an uc, above the break when in context of a tc SGNSmall SGNDplpkt keep break, followed by a space SGNSmall- or -SGNBig SGNDplpkt keep a step, followed by a space 1/3 SGNDplpkt same as above, but a third instead of half b, c, t SGNDplpkt bottom, center, top when succeded b hc, kc, etc. rtrn SGNDplpkt return Text

TXTNTESo, the above is a set of ca. 15 keys that allows to express most situations. As a way to test its consistency, let us ask if we could feed this notation into an imaginary robot and have it execute just what we expected. The answer may be negative, or positive or in between at 90%. Either way, robots aside, it may help you streamline and manage your overhand sequences. Always revert to traditional words if needed, anything goes. It may also inspire you to think of a different, more powerful, notation. SectionSTRGEN

Transfer 2 top cards to btm in standard double undercut manner Move

HC1

MVECUTH2< 1/2 uc uc SectionSTRGEN

Mechanical reverse MoveMVECUTH

HC2

1SGNSmall 1/2 rev uc rev uc Section

STRGEN Bury top card in center while keeping top stock MoveMVECUTH

HC3

1SGNSmall 2/3 uc 1/2 tc tc SGNHash Section

STRGEN Transfer btm card to top MoveMVECUTH

HC4

SGNSmallHC21 2/3 kc combine 1/2 uc uc SectionSTRGEN

a Marlo false cut SGNOpenFrom Bill Malone, On the Loose SGNHash1, Sam the Bellhop Explanations, 49SGNDplpkt35SGNClose MoveMVECUTH

HC5

1/3 kc SGNSmall 1/2 kc tc tc SGNHash SectionSTRGEN

A Mike Skinner false cut bSGNClose SGNOpenFrom Bill Malone, On the Loose SGNHash1, Sam the Bellhop Explanations, 48SGNDplpkt50SGNClose MoveMVECUTH

HC6

1/2 thc SGNSmall- SGNHash 1/4 bhc from top pile 1/3 bhc from top pile 1/2 bhc from top pile Top pile SGNHash MoveMVECUTH

HC6 variation

1/2 thc SGNSmall- SGNHash 1/4 bhc from top pile 1/3 bhc from top pile slip hc from top pile single SGNHash SectionSTRGEN

a Marlo false cut SGNOpenGlimpsed atSGNDplpkt From Bill Malone, On the Loose SGNHash3, The Kings Produce Explanations, 29SGNDplpkt50 After an hour or two I gave up searching the DVD collection's detailed explanation for itSGNClose MoveMVEGEN

1/3 kc 1/2 bcc while rtrn previous to btm 1/2 kc SGNHash MoveMVECUTH

HC7 commented

1/3 kc 1/2 bottom clip cut SGNOpensame as kick cut, but instead of kick cutting the upper 'kicked' pile, you clip the bottom pile by the receiving handSGNClose while returning previous pile SGNOpento below the upper pile, ie. You simple switch lower pile for the first cut's pileSGNClose 1/2 kc SGNHash SectionSTRGEN

Hindu Force Trivial, just for sake of illustration MoveMVECUTH

HC8

1/n thc repeat various times SGNOpenwe could also do 1/n kc it would result identicallySGNClose SectionSTRGEN

swivel cut top 4 cards into deck keeping top SGNOpenexcept sup 1-4SGNClose and btm stock MoveMVECUTH

HC9

4SGNSmall ^ 4 sc SGNHash