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Hold the deck in your right hand in a deep dealer’s grip. Middle, ring and the little finger on the long left side. Index finger on top of the short side. The thumb is loosely on top of the deck. Push the deck just a little bit further down into your palm with your index finger. You see why in a second.

Your pinky holds a big break under the top two cards (Fig. 1).

Squeeze with the tip of your ring finger against the top two cards towards your thumb. Move your thumb over the deck to the long left side (Fig. 2).

Your thumb does not touch the cards on top at that moment.

Continue the squeeze and move your ring finger down towards the deck. The ring finger releases from the cards and the tension, builded through the squeeze, dissolves. The two cards will snap off your finger. You do not want the cards to jump uncontrolled from the deck. Press the top card down onto the deck with your thumb to avoid that - immediately after the cards snap off. On this way, only the second card shoots out of the deck (Fig. 3).

Because of the pushing down action with your index finger, your ring finger squeezes the top two cards more towards the center of the long side. This prevents the card from rotating once it shoots out of the deck.