Shuffling Sleeved Cards and Proper Randomization
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I'm going to stop this video and leave a like just because of the respect and empathy for your opponent.
Today I learned: interleave the two deck halves together at the side and BOTTOM edge, not the top. Thanks!
1:15 is when he starts teaching
Thanks Willingdone, I have really enjoyed all your videos. This one is excellent.
Brad Hardwicke Thanks for watching!
Great video as always. I really like your Doomtown series. My favorite sleeves are Hypermats because they glide fluidly.
Ronneal Santos The Hypermats are definitely my second favorite. The feel is very nice on them, that's for sure. I like the slightly larger size of the Dragon Shields. IMO the Hypermats need to be 1-2 mm longer so that there's more of a lip over the card at the opening. Pretty minor complaint, I know. Both brands are excellent.
Nice vid man. New to Netrunner here, and I've never heard of the mash before.
+Eamon Mulholland Glad I could help! Thanks for watching.
So helpful as I start sleeving all my cards. :)
Fantastic shuffle guide
Hmm, I do the shuffle in the hand you showed here, but it's indeed easy to keep cards on top/bottom by accident. So I also put in some standard European shuffles in between. The combination means you have different cards on top/bottom when doing the riffle shuffles, randomizing cards very quickly.
And I never end with riffle shuffles in hand because it's so easy to see some of the card faces when doing it ^__~
Great video.
That was great!
Thank you for making this video:)
Thanks for watching!
Shuffling is the one thing in any tcg that you soley control (outside of your opponent cutting the deck) that can make your odds of winning be cut in half
Cool, I’ve been doing the mash for years, good thing to know that I’m doing it right
Willingdone, any chance you can do some deckbuilding theory for beginners video?
I think that'd be great for the community.
Brad Hardwicke Great suggestion! I made this video about Corp deckbuilding a while back: czcams.com/video/02Jvb-q6DwU/video.html
I've been thinking about ways to approach this topic for a while, but it's quite difficult. The main thing is that decks have a lot of considerations based on side and faction. I think it would be pretty hard to do a Runner deckbuilding video just because the information presented would have to be exceedingly general e.g. include credit generation, play breakers, play cards to draw cards, etc. Do you think that it would be better to talk about a particular aspect of the Runner deckbuilding - e.g. economy or breaker suite, - or would something very general be useful?
I think when it comes to running I think describing the functions you need to perform as a runner. Ie running, econ and your form of attack.
The other idea talking about ice ratios and talking about ice isnt a stop end all runs talk about that misperception, and the tax that ice create. I'd love to talk more and get involved in this idea.
is it easier to do the mash shuffle with matte cards or does it not matter??
Appreciate you dude
Rock solid awesomeness.
The mash method is prettty interresting and easy to use. Although after trying it with my sleeved pokemons cards (i have those MLP DJ Pon-3 sleeves), it seems to damage the bottom right corner of the sleeves. Of course, i might have damaged them by applying too much pressure as i was practising or maybe your sleeves were a bit tougher then mine, i don't know.
+LeHarfang I've found that most of the "art back" sleeves are kind of mediocre in quality even if they look nice. Sharp corners is a good sign that you're using cheap sleeves. If you're using sleeves made by Ultra Pro, try either Dragon Shield or KMC and see if it helps.
Yeah the ultra pro sleeves arent the best. I use the elite trainer box ones but im gonna get a different brand soon.
Would this work with unsleeved cards? I noticed this is for Magic The Gathering cards and the reason I'm here is that I want to shuffle regular playing cards so I don't mind them getting a little damaged/worn and I suck at shuffling and I looked at shufflers but people pointed me to sleeve and mash and that's how I ended up here and this method of shuffling doesn't look that hard I think even I could do it.
No, it does not work unsleeved as you can´t seperate the secondary pile as easily.
Very good tutorial on shuffling and i use the second method but good job
There is an awesome video by Numberphile (a YT channel about math from the University of Nottingham, UK): czcams.com/video/AxJubaijQbI/video.html
Turns out, that about 7 riffle shuffles do great work
KoenigNord Nice round number too.
KoenigNord Great video! I saw that floating around r/Netrunner a month or so ago. I added it to the video description.
The reason that we - the article's author and I - suggest ten shuffles rather than seven is that seven assumes perfect splits and interweaving. I'd say that your average shuffler doesn't cut the deck perfectly in half and doesn't perfectly mix A-B-A-B all the way through. These extra shuffles account for errors in shuffling technique.
Willingdone Yup, 3 more won't hurt :-)
@@Willingdone Actually, it's an error to aim for 1-1-1-1 from each pile. The randomness and the number 7 comes from assuming when you riffle, you don't get this perfect A-B-A-B all the way down, but you get a more random pattern like A-A-A-A-B-A-B-B-A-A-A-B-B-... Doing 1 from each is not going to get as close to random in 7 shuffles.
how do I get my sleeves to stop sticking together? straight out the pack I've inserted my deck and while shuffling they don't like to slide. any pointers?
Which brand of sleeves are you using? I've found that the better brands don't stick together as much.
Moisture is usually the biggest reason for them to stick together: sweaty hands, condensation from a beverage, stuff on the play surface, tons of humidity, etc.
These mtg sleeves like 10$ for 80
Have you tried shuffling with Dragon Shields or KMC Sleeves? Those are definitely the brands that I recommend.
Will 100% also recommend KMC HyperMattes. They're amazing.
Get mate sleeves
I really need to practice riffle shuffling
That's amazing!
Whats the tcg called
Which sleeves do you use in this video?
Watch the video. He tells you and shows you the box.
Oh shit this came out on my birthday
Sitting hear with a 99 card singleton
Hunter Fishpaw commander??? 😝
PROOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!
Any tips for YuGiOh card sleeves?
I don't understand the necessity of the playmat.
+Lautaro Aguirre It makes picking the cards up off of the table much easier. It's also nice if you go to a tournament/game store/somewhere that isn't home to have a clean surface for the cards.
Really helps out if you have a lack of sleeves but want to keep your cards okay
is this collective card game??
Leverquin Netrunner is a Living Card Game, not Collectible. All its cards are sold in fixed packs with no randomization.
You are left handed right? You could tell that
Thanks man. I play mtg btw :p
what sleeve r doe?
Black Dragon Shields. I show the box at the beginning of the video.
I can't rifle shuffle and I don't know why. I just can't do that :(
Ah yes the good old riffle shuffle or how to damage your cards.
Marry me NO Can I marry your mash shuffle
no matter the method...I will draw seven lands, no lands...or my favorite "this is the same hand I drew last time"
One does not simply "Riffle" a $3000 deck :/
Never understood the ripple shuffle because if you do it an even number of times, you're just back to where you started essentially, with the deck unshuffled.
Nope, because the cards don’t interweave exactly the same way each time and there’s also some “mathery” at play.
Willingdone’s description has a link to Numberphile’s CZcams video that explains the math of shuffling as a way to randomise cards and points out roughly the number of riffle shuffles you had to perform to achieve practical randomness (I think it’s also around 10).
Numberphile also points out why alternatives to the riffle (apart from the mash, which is equivalent) tend not to actually properly randomise the cards.
If you pile shuffle correctly it will definitely randomize the deck.
Or you could play magic
Bird Man Of The Woods exactly lol