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Thanks for the votes, everyone! :D That is correct. Though if you think I'm referring to my main public video, than no. This is just a small thank-you video that I won't even be performing in. :) -Vince

It has to do with the webisode that I'm on, "The Guild". :) There is a contest going on within the very Guild itself! There is a poll for people's favorite character. It's on "The Guild"'s main website, at http://watchtheguild.com/ a little bit down the page and on the right side. Show some...

Though you have a high likelyhood of learning a move incorrectly if you do it that way. :( -Vince

So.. you wanna edit the video description so it includes credits? :) -Vince

Great job, but you forgot to credit De'vo. :( Good moves man, I like it. ^^ -Vince

And the Encyclopedia of Playing Card Flourishes can be found here: http://www.flourishman.com :) -Vince

Wooo! The card world needs some more Bone! :D -Vince

Probably not the best habit to get into, lol. Laymen: "Whoa, you're pretty good with cards, can you show me some stuff?" Performer: "Sure!" Performer drops a card. Performer: "S**t! F**k! You f***ing ****!" Laymen promptly craps himself. Haha, I'm kidding. But still, swearing...

De'vo has talked about it many times. -Vince

The standard way to do it, that being the way Daryl originally created, can be found in a couple of his products, and in the Xtreme Beginnerz DVD. People have made variations of Daryl's original move in the time since he released it, and while they are useful and often pretty, I personally...

It wouldn't be very responsible for him to recommend a place for you to learn the move off of a performance. Nor is it what this forum is really for. If you MUST tell eachother what these videos are, please do it over the Private Messages. :) -Vince

There are actually 4 members of Virtuoso: Kevin, Huron, Daren, and Cai. :) -Vince

Your hands will grow with time, and practice will help make your fingers flexible. :) -Vince

First of all, this isn't weird or not normal. I was the same way when starting out. I got very frustrated. Just do the move nice and slow, and if you mess up, just take a deep breath and do it again. If a particular move is giving you a lot trouble, just stop doing it for a couple of weeks...

Cool, cool. But also remember not to overwork yourself, there can be such a thing as too much practice -- overworking the fingers and all. But it takes a lot to get to that point. :) -Vince

Scott & Sean also offer a tutorial for a flairy move sort of like what you're talking about. It's called Mantis, and can be found at the following link: http://decknique.net/forums/thread:3432 -Vince

If it's 9:30 PM in a time zone that is GMT -6:00, do some time-converting to find out when it will be where you live. :) I know, it can get a little confusing. :( -Vince

Something being a "good" tutorial depends on your own opinion. Just look through those links that you were given and see what you like. :) -Vince

The other people on the list don't call themselves XCM'ers, I think that was Jonas' point. Anyway, polls like these are generally not a good idea, they don't serve much purpose beyond putting people against eachother. Locked. -Vince

Cardshark88 is not the way to go. In fact he teaches some things INCORRECTLY. Incorrect methods are not methods to learn. I say, if you're looking for fancy cuts, pick up The System. Then go for the Encyclopedia of Playing Card Flourishes. But check out my sticky in this forum, it has lots of...