i think is adinda or rummy !

that's not entirely correct.

local cards are usually too thin and bendy and it makes handling certain sleights somewhat easier. You should try heavier cards such as the USPCC Aladdin 1001s that have a thicker stock. These cards are harder to handle and thus making the transition to these cards to thinner cards a breeze.

cip plak card also can perform but not so nice to handle la.. u try bike deck then u know the difference.. haha

then u ask your friends use bicycle deck gamble la ^^

now bicycle deck u can get is around RM 12 - RM 15 on internet + shipping (RM10) buy 1 brick is much more cheaper

http://themagicstreet.com/bicycle-playing-...n1uarde0rr3l180

if magic shop around RM 18 or something lidat.

or u can ask here who have normal bike

le paul spread can be done with ciplak decks. My friend did it with adindas from 7 eleven and even some other lousier decks.

every 7-11 different.. normally they put near counter and cigarette section..

depends on which 7-eleven i think.

Go with the rummys, they are hard to beat when local decks are concerned.
really? which one handed cut?

Even for triple charliers or revolution, heck even the erdnase one handed shift, I don't recall using middle finger to push anything. Pulling action yeah if we're considering thumbcuts aka brian tudor bruteforce one handed style.

you mean a charlier?

Some tips: In the end it's all gravity.

The knack with one handed cuts is knowing how to let your cards fall naturally, being supported by gravity and your fingers loosely.

Just let the cards straddle slightly upwards so it falls on your pinky, it should then be very easy to push the bottom pack with your first finger.

practice.

And then you can go for the revolution cut.