The playing cards were first spread out on the table from high to low: spade, diamond, heart, and clover. Their numbers ranged from A being the smallest to K being the largest, with the joker at the end.

I focused on the dealer's hand movements. About half of the 53 cards were divided into two piles of 25 and 28 cards. The top and bottom stacks were changed, and the middle 18 cards were removed and placed on top.

By doing this, he mixed the cards three times and then split them into two stacks and put them back on the table to play the game. He then lifted up the ends of the cards with his thumb and slid the cards off to make them overlap every card. I imprinted the order of the cards in my sight along with a pleasant sound of "charara."

The dealer pushed both ends of the cards to put them back together into one stack. And then he shuffled them once again two more times. The dealer didn’t play any tricks because it was the first round. If he played a trick in the first round, I was planning on breaking his wrist, but he seemed to have some...