Jog
A jog is an unevenly stacked deck used by a cheater to mark where his partner should cut. The card sticks out a little so the cut can be made at that place. It is also called a step.
The simple explanation
A cheater can leave one card slightly out of line. His partner sees it and cuts the deck exactly there.
A closer look
A jog is a way to control the order of the cards. Dealers and floor staff watch for it: a deck that is not squared, or cards that stick out, are signs to check. If you notice something unusual in a deck, tell the dealer or the floor and ask for a new deck.
A practical example
A dealer sees one card sticking out of a deck and squares it before cutting, so that nobody can use the jog.
Full explanation
A jog is an unevenly stacked deck used by a cheater to mark where his partner should cut. The card sticks out a little so the cut can be made at that place. It is also called a step.
A jog is an uneven deck used to mark a cut.
It is a cheater’s technique.
It is also called a step.
Tell the floor if you see it.