Which bluff pass version do YOU think works best and goes unnoticed?

theory11rocks · Jul 25, 2009

okay i recently got search and destroy by aaron fisher and indecent by wayne houchin both dvd and both teach the bluff pass in both great but very different ways. which version f=do u think is best and why???

sounds like a q and a loll

shankmagic · Jul 25, 2009

i like wayne houchin's better, it feels like it has less angles in a way

MaGiK Man · Jul 25, 2009

Aaron Fishers. All angles are taken care of and its totally, 100% natural, ive used the bluff pass for years ever since he taught it to me that way, and ive never been caught.

~Nate

joshrobarts · Jul 25, 2009

while i enjoy both the one taught by wayne, i think it was lepaul's, i LOVE aaron's bluff pass (the nowhere pass). a lot of time it just depends on the situation and my mood to which one i use. i also on occasion have been known to use the dan and dave bluff pass when certain situations dictate or i am feeling frisky

SKSleighofHand · Jul 25, 2009

Both handlings have been great and it really depends on the situation. I would go to Aaron Fisher.

D ICE R · Jul 26, 2009

I prefer LePaul's because you do not see the card whereas the Nowhere pass you see the spectator's card. However the Advanced Nowhere Pass accommodates for this.

MaGiK Man · Jul 26, 2009

I meant I'd prefer Aaron Fishers Advanced Nowhere Pass, i thought that was what he was refering too.

~Nate

Cliff|Bumgardner · Jul 29, 2009

The mis-crediting in this thread is crazy, haha

First, the Bluff Pass taught on Indecent is by Paul LePaul. The one taught on The Trilogy is by Joshua Jay.

Honestly, it has been a while since I worked with the Nowhere Pass, but I've always preferred the original LePaul version anyhow. It might also be needed to say that I hardly ever use any Bluff Pass in performance, but my preference still goes back to the classic.

C

RyanH · Jul 29, 2009

I like Giobbi's handling of the bluff pass (Card College)

senchi · Jul 31, 2009

Cliff|Bumgardner said:
The mis-crediting in this thread is crazy, haha

First, the Bluff Pass taught on Indecent is by Paul LePaul. The one taught on The Trilogy is by Joshua Jay.

C

Dan and Daves´s bluff pass is based on Joshua's but it is not exactly the same. I think that Bucks version is better.

Slicke · Jul 31, 2009

I think indecent by wayne houchin is a better effect