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The Riffle Pass is covered in detail on DVD7 of the Stars of Magic DVD set, by none other than Derek Dingle.

I like Chris Mayhew's FDS. It's a twisting method that is a split between twisting the aces and Hofzinser's ace problem. Scott.

This is the CARD MAGIC forum. So I'll leave Expert Coin Magic out of it. I'd have to go with the "best" Card Books (or the ones that I like the most) to be Cards on the Table by Jerry Sadowitz Brass Knuckles by Doug Edwards and Apocalypse Magazine (all volumes) Scott.

I think it's just called a strip-out riffle shuffle. I like the Gray Shuffle by Ben Earl, but I'm still working on it :) Scott.

Go into a trick that requires just four cards. Daley's last trick Weighted Aces Bullet Train etc. Then do something non-card related. Scott.

Sounds like before the coin set, it wasn't magic?

Nearly all professional websites DO NOT have background music. It's just obnoxious. Scott.

It's not personal, so just relax. I don't even know you. ...what I DO know is this: everything in your post that I colored pink is either a grammatical error or a spelling mistake. I'm not "whinning"- I'm just pointing it out. The only way to get better at something is to recognize your...

{Edited} Either way, I'm glad you enjoyed the sarcasm! (sarcasm) Scott.

You're right. This is the elusive "Back Finger Palm". lol (sarcasm) There's no such thing as a "back finger palm". BUY THE DVD to learn the secrets. It's not taught anywhere else. Scott.

I liked it. Some people might find all of the text hard to read with that font and color choice. The text itself read very well, though. More pictures! Scott. PS: On the FAQs page, "Click Here" should be more noticeably a link.

NONONONONO! lol John Cornelius did NOT invent the muscle pass. Arthur Buckley (1890-1953) did. It's in his book, Principles and Deceptions. John Cornelius pioneered just one of its uses- "the coin that falls up". Unfortunately, DG didn't invent this use of the MP (penetrations...

If you want to work on the Hofzinser ace problem, without killing your hands with ridiculously hard and unnatural sleights, you should look into Decking-Hofzinser Deluxe by Jon Racherbaumer. It's a unique solution to the now-classic Hofzinser ace problem. Learn this routine from the March...

The basics for this are most recently explained in Daniel Garcia's routine, Quarters. However, this has been done with the muscle pass for a very long time. Scott.

Saw your video of Eerie Revelation by Yuji Wada. I have a method for this that negates the eight card setup, so that it's FASDIU. Great trick!

Assuming this is not a locking set like a scotch and soda, and is meant to freely sit on top of a coin (expanded shells, etc.)... Find a small silk (a thin one, like for the TT trick, or blendo). Drape it over the open side of the shell. Place a coin in the shell as well (so the two...

Not bad. The video is very dark, so it's hard to see what is going on. Do you perform mostly at midnight? The reproductions of the coin after the vanishes need work. You shouldn't just do a hand-wash, and then show you're holding a coin in your hand. That shows that you were just hiding...

There are cheaper options that look just as good (or better). Not impressed. Scott.

You have no idea what you're talking about. For the record- I use Roth's stuff all the time. Scott.

http://forums.theory11.com/showthread.php?t=19081 Scott.