An out shuffle is a type of perfect shuffle done in two steps:
- Split the cards exactly in half (a bottom half and a top half) and then
- Interweave each half of the deck such that every-other card came from the same half of the deck.
If this shuffle keeps the top card on top and the bottom card on bottom, then it is an out shuffle, otherwise it is known as an in shuffle.
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