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ive got a couple 😅

Tokyo, Japan

I was on to something I’m pretty proud of and after cutting gimmicks and printing pieces i got to performing and realized there’s to way to get this gimmick to actually work. would have been cutting it close anyways, congrats to whoever wins this one!

charity: water

Card 1: Two of Spades Card 2: Ten of Diamonds Card 1: King of Clubs Card 2: Three of Diamonds

Card 1: 10 of Spades Card 2: 3 of Diamonds Card 1: Jack of Clubs Card 2: 9 of Clubs

USPCC can often get lopsided borders, which is a shame but is something you'll find on a lot of their decks.

Miami, USA

Tails Tails Heads Tails Heads Heads

I recommend you don't put so much movement into it and try loosening your grip a bit. they tend to just slide out into a fan, with the newly riffled cards pushing the previous ones.

Nice routine! If I were performing this, I wouldn't do the paddle with the sharpie and just use it as a reveal. I think it just adds an extra thing they'll want to examine and they'll find it says sharpie on one side. Patter would be something like "this sharpie that has been here this whole...

Congrats! Enjoy your decks!

Right now the only ones im comfortable with performing are the first two steps of Patrick Kun's Reflex. I have seen on/off by Nicholas Lawrence before and might look into it since it is a very clever concept. I'll definitely look into these, thanks for the suggestions

I've been performing Reflex by Patrick Kun for a bit and I really like the idea of having ring magic readily available as I often wear my ring. I own Odyssey by Calen and I think it's amazing, but I don't always have the gimmick on hand, which is a bit unfortunate. The other ones I'm aware of...

Two comments on that front, first of which being time. It takes a while before a pass can be done invisibly under the spectator's nose, so I'd say first get it down so you can use it with a bit of misdirection (which can just be a bit of conversation) so no one notices the movement. The second...

Red: 9 of spades Green: 2 of diamonds Red: 4 of diamonds Green: Jack of hearts

Late to this thread but won a deck of Noc x Midnight cards. Just arrived the other day! I've been spinning this wheel every day in December for a few years now, great to finally win something tangible. Love that y'all do this!

Seems like Zach deleted it... The link is: http://www.fontainecards.com/cardistry-high but the site gives me a 404 error

That's a tough question that I'm not sure has an answer. Most difficult in general will depend on your current capabilities and a lot of moves depend on the teacher...

For ring magic in general, I'd recommend rounding up. It's nice to have a ring that easily slides off your finger since it will make other tricks you may want to perform easier. I use the non-gimmicked ring in odyssey for my everyday ring and I definitely like it fitting a little loose.