Shuler is a deceiver

Shuler is a fraud in card games. In a figurative sense, this term can be used in relation to a dishonest person in any matter.

Etymology

Schuler is a word that comes from the Czech "deceiver". Similarly called the organizer of gambling (the word in this meaning is used in colloquial speech).

Suit

A card cheater can use "trimmed" (cropped) decks, crimped cards and other tricks. During a dishonest game, false shuffle, exchange, false-trim, sublimation, palmation can also be used (in the latter case we are talking about hiding cards in a certain way).

There are several ways of shuffling. One of the most popular is "from one hand to another." This method is common in Europe. Also popular is the corrugated shuffle. This approach is most widely used in Australia, Canada and America.

Bones

Shuler is also a person who cheats not only in cards, but also in other gambling games. For example, in the case of dice, there are two basic tricks for deception. The first is a controlled throw. This is a tactic that allows one or several bones to resemble in such a way that the probability of a certain combination falling out increases in the given order. Shuler is a person who bypasses the law of chance and bases the game strictly on the principles of physics. He definitely places the body relative to the surface of the table, thus throwing out the required number of points.

The second method of fraud is the substitution of dice. To do this, the sharpshooter prepares a "special" pair of bones in advance and hides them. It is his own set and is used by him at the throw. This type of substitution has dozens of variations. Prepared bones can have an altered number of dots or shape.