This simple and beautiful sleight of hand will convince anyone as long as you perform it relaxed and naturally.

LePaul Bluff Pass

1. Ask a spectator to select and hold any card in the deck.
2. Holding a pinky break between the top and second card: shuffle through the cards from top to bottom using your thumb and ask someone to say “Stop”.
3. As if you were picking up the upper part of the deck exactly where the spectator requested you to stop: lower the hand holding the deck and pick the top card where you are holding your break.
   As for the hand keeping the single card, hold it gently and be relaxed so it is barely hanging on. Relax your arm as a unit and fall in a natural position the same way you would be holding more than one card. The hand holding the deck should be kept about 1 feet lower than the hand holding the top card; this is to attract attention away from the single card without moving it at all and create suspicion.
4. Request the person holding the card to put it on the top of the pack of cards you are holding.
5. While putting back the top card of the deck let your fingers go down until aproximately the middle of the deck where you will take the upper cards and make them dribble back on the deck. This creates the illusion that put back all the cards you caused to dribble back on the other cards.