False Shuffle is a deceptive card handling technique often employed in the realm of magic and card games. It creates an illusion of shuffling while maintaining the original order or specific positioning of cards within a deck. This intricate manipulation involves various methods such as the overhand shuffle, riffle shuffle, and Zarrow shuffle, each requiring different levels of skill and precision. The mastery of this trickery can significantly enhance a performer’s ability to control audience perception, adding an element of surprise and suspense to their act. Despite its application in entertainment, ethical debates surround its use in competitive card playing due to the advantage it could provide deceiving players. Its study offers insights into human cognition, hand-eye coordination, and the art of deception.