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A few days ago this article was posted: https://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/britains-talent-viewers-complain-over-16202045 It talks about how a few disgruntled people on Twitter want to ban card tricks from Britain's got talent. This came after a couple of extra boring card tricks on the show...

I think she has been doing Looper videos now. Take a listen, does that sound like her?

Not to mention, at Walgreens they are a quarter cheaper than Bikes.

I LOVED this book. I think I get what you're saying. It's really a book that dispels a lot of magic myths masquerading as a complete history of magic. Magicians are put off by the idea that it repeats some stories and facts they are already aware of. The lay public is not all that impressed...

Takamiz Usui teaches a couple of versions of the cube matching effect here: http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/8970 He doesn't use gimmicked cubes in this lecture.

Chris isn't using Code Breaker here but Code Breaker is my go-to method. PM me if you'd like to know what Chris Ramsay is using specifically.

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If you want a durable deck a plastic deck can't be beaten, but it will handle terribly with a lot of sleight of hand. For fans and most flourishes, you need either an air cushion finish or a smooth finish. Some sleights look better when performed with a borderless deck like Bees (false deals)...

The flying shuttle pass would fit the bill I think. Actually I think you could probably find what you are looking for here: http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/2199

Michael said it. We need to know if you want a visual or covert switch before we can guide you.

I believe it's taught using pool chalk on the Sankey Sampler for FREE http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/2775

My wife says that she wants to get it for a Father's Day gift. I'm sure it's full of good theory, but it also looks like its more for beginners.

It's not a half pass. A half pass reverses cards, it doesn't control them to the top of the deck. He does a Hermann pass to control the king. Then he performs what looks like a straddle pass to control multiple cards to the top of the deck. That's my guess. Other moves in the video include...

Your answer is right here at 4:50 Basically, all types of cards can be used for cardistry.

Wow, that's great Michael! I love your material. Have you seen detective Pikachu yet?

Right here: https://www.benjoffe.com/holdem I like the small blind for 3 or 4 players. You have someone cut the deck, name how many people will play (3 or 4) then have them deal. As long as you are in the first position to the left of the dealer, you will win. AND, if you want to change how...

There are plenty of professionals that aren't that great with cards. MANY of them have very little skill at all. A good friend of mine calls himself a card guy and can't fan a deck, he also makes much more money performing magic than I do, so there's that. I completely understand why the other...

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I think the Chicago Opener is one of the best tricks out there. I love it. I don't like many of the so called improvements out there. Surely I'm missing something with the Eugene Burger quote. I've been doing the trick off and on for over 15 years, I don't remember the last time an audience...

These are my recommendations.