Content

• Steps
• Method 1 of 13: A Trump Up Your Sleeve
• Method 2 of 13: Fake Showdown
• Method 3 of 13: Cards at the bottom of the deck
• Method 4 of 13: Card fraud
• Method 5 of 13: The Peeping Game
• Method 6 of 13: Whistleblower Gaze
• Method 7 of 13: Peeking from under the table
• Method 8 of 13: A distracted gaze
• Method 9 of 13: Marked Deck
• Method 10 of 13: Sharing with a partner
• Method 11 of 13: Playing without rules
• Method 12 of 13: Not caught is not a thief
• Method 13 of 13: Other Ways
• Tips
• What do you need

Are you bad at playing card games and tired of losing? Here are some ways you can be successful in this business and even win multiple times.

Steps

1. 1 Start reading the guidelines below.

Method 1 of 13: A Trump Up Your Sleeve

1. 1 One of the easiest ways to cheat cards is the card-up-sleeve method.
2. 2 Wear long sleeves.
3. 3 During the round in which you, according to your calculations, you will lose, try to take a card and hide it in your sleeve. Make sure no one is looking at you at this moment.
4. 4 You can repeat this several times, but you will need to keep in mind which cards you hid and where.
5. 5 When you can make a good hand with the cards in your sleeve, bet high and win with a straight flush or four of kings, or any other strong combination.

Method 2 of 13: Fake Showdown

1. 1 This method works well for games like poker. It is not difficult to make a false card fold, but at the same time, the risk of being caught is quite high if your opponents are watching you closely.
2. 2 When it's your turn to fold, show only one, and tell the others that you folded two or three.
3. 3 Take additional cards and hide them next to the pair of cards you have left.
4. 4 You now have several additional cards to choose from.

Method 3 of 13: Cards at the bottom of the deck

1. 1 Take the cards last when the circle is over. Make sure the cards you want are on the bottom of the deck.
2. 2 When it's time to fold, take new ones from the bottom of the deck more often than from the top.

Method 4 of 13: Card fraud

1. 1 When you shuffle and deal cards, make sure you get the strongest hand, but don't make it too obvious to other players.

Method 5 of 13: The Peeping Game

1. 1 You can do it in the following way:

Method 6 of 13: Whistleblower Gaze

1. 1 Have your informant stand next to your opponents or spin around the table.
2. 2 Let him give you pre-agreed signals about the cards of the enemy.
3. 3 You can rub your face while glancing at the informant unnoticed by everyone.

Method 7 of 13: Peeking from under the table

1. 1 This method will only work with a glass or other transparent table.
2. 2 Drop something on the floor and sneak a look at the opponents' cards from under the table. Most people will not understand what exactly you are doing.

Method 8 of 13: A distracted gaze

1. 1 When your opponent is looking at something else or his attention is focused on something outside, take a quick look at the cards in his hand.

Method 9 of 13: Marked Deck

1. 1 You can mark cards in the deck so you know exactly what cards your opponents have.
2. 2 This will help you understand when to bet low and when to raise to the maximum. If you know what cards your opponents have, you will definitely be sure of your victory or loss.

Method 10 of 13: Sharing with a partner

1. 1 For this cheating method, you need to first agree on fraud with another player.
2. 2 You need to communicate very quietly so that other players don't hear you.
3. 3 Tell your buddy what cards you need.
4. 4 Try to figure out what cards your partner can use.
5. 5 If you can help your partner or has the cards you need, exchange them under the table.
6. 6 You can share the proceeds after a successful night of poker.

Method 11 of 13: Playing without rules

1. 1 If you play with inexperienced opponents, you can convince them that your hand is more winning than theirs.
2. 2 You can state that two pair beats a three or that a straight is stronger than a flush or something.
3. 3 If your opponents find out the real rules, just say that you yourself did not know the rules and have played like that all your life.

Method 12 of 13: Not caught is not a thief

1. 1 Get close to the bank of chips when you are about to fold, or help collect cards after another hand.
2. 2 Take chips from the common pot every time no one is looking at him.
3. 3 This works in the event that the bet is very large - because no one will notice the loss of several chips.
4. 4 Try to get hold of the most valuable chips.
5. 5 If you are playing for money, high stakes may not work, so it is best to raise slowly.

Method 13 of 13: Other Ways

1. 1 If the player went to another room, look at what cards he has. This way you will know what he needs and what he doesn't.
2. 2 Don't tell him what his cards have seen. Otherwise, he may want to start the game over or not play with you.

Tips

• Try to combine several methods for greater efficiency.

* Cheat when the game is of little value to you. Then, if you are caught cheating, no one will be angry about it.

• Learn to distinguish between the marked cards in the deck so that one glance at the opponent's cards is enough for you to assess the situation. Don't make it obvious to others that you are trying to see their cards.
• Do not win many times in a row, otherwise people will start to suspect something. Nobody likes to lose over and over again, and besides, it is much more fun to play with people than to make them no longer want to fight with you because they cannot win against you.

* Do not put too many cards in your sleeve, otherwise you will forget what you put where. In addition, in this case, you can easily be taken by surprise, or you simply cannot get the desired card and lose.

• These cheating methods are not designed to make real money. These are just tricks you can use to keep your card games from getting bored. After all, this is a kind of test - to cheat and not get caught.

* You can buy a labeled deck of cards.

What do you need

• Cards
• Money
• Glass table
• Lack of strong moral foundations