| Display title | Kansas City Shuffle |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Kansas City Shuffle is an old established name for a con game that depends on the mark believing that the conman is trying to con him, being right about it, but being wrong about how it's going to be done. Another way to say it is that it relies on the mark being "too smart for their own good."My name is Candle Jack, I don't write in black, it's part of my Kansas City ShuffleAll con-games rely on misdirection to some degree. In most, the conman wants the victim to believe that it's not a con at all. In a Kansas City Shuffle, the conman |
