Jeremy Hanrahan & Jeremy Griffith - Combo Stripper by Jeremy Han

Jeremy Hanrahan & Jeremy Griffith - Combo Stripper by Jeremy Hanrahan & Jeremy Griffith
THIS IS MORE THAN JUST A STRIPPER DECK
Combo Stripper Decks are uniquely cut to control cards in multiple orientations
Combo Stripper Decks are a Jeremy Hanrahan (the gaff guy) creation. A unique, never-before-seen gaffed deck that allows you to manipulate chosen cards in multiple orientations... Including dead-cutting to the aces.

"You can't do this stuff with a normal stripper deck."

Hand-made at our facility in Kentucky to Hanrahan's specifications, each card is cut to within a few fractions of a millimetre. Perceptible only to your trained fingertips, the untrained eye sees a normal deck of cards... It's anything but.

The secret behind the Combo Stripper Decks lets you add a new dimension to your card magic and gambling demonstrations. Literally. We can't say anymore without giving away the secret.

By combining well-known, but unexplored concepts in gaffing, 'the gaff guy' has created a new beast for you to tame. This means you'll be able to do much more than what's possible with just a normal stripper deck.


In over 1 hour of tuition, Jeremy Griffith will give you a masterclass on how to use a stripper deck, as if you've never heard of one before. Then, as the teaching progresses, he'll slowly walk you through what makes a Combination Stripper Deck different - and how to use it in the most deceptive way.

You'll learn:

How the deck is cut
The slop
Managing orientation
Controlling a shuffle
Controlling multiple cards
Palming & steals
One-handed pinky jog
one-handed gravity jog
Aces out
Shuffle Revelations
Kicker Shuffle
The Marlo Reversal
Chaotic Triumph
& The Faro Pull


Sprinkled within are extra thoughts and additional tips from Jeremy's years of practice with cards. These nuggets, if heard, can elevate all your card-handling to new levels.



"Some of the stuff you can do [with this deck]... I don't know of a way you can do that just using pure sleight-of-hand."
- Jeremy Griffith