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It all comes down to your preference. I haven't played with "old Tallys" or even know that there is much of a difference. I like the way the ones T11 is selling handle and they last longer than Bikes. The price isnt too bad either. Try out some Sentinels to see if you like them. They're great...

You should do the magic that you want to do but if you're performing you have to think of how the audience is going to view the effect. What kind of impact do you want the effect to have on them. If a pull serves the trick better (meaning it will make the trick more enjoyable to watch or more...

I sleeve. Also, the Revolution vanish works nice for me when I don't have sleeves and have the right pockets. I'm not much of a coin man though.

Dai Vernon's bottom steal was said to be invisible when he performed it. I believe it.

I'm a big fan of "I don't know". It puts you on their level. You are no longer tricking them but sharing their astonishment. You're also not putting a lable on what you just did. The less you say the more focus stays on the effect.

So what was the point of this thread? You might have just as well told us what you had for breakfast.

Control to the bottom and gambler's cop. I like the cop because I have small hands and copping allows me to let my hand rest without taking on a ridged or unnatural appearance. When I palm it looks like I'm palming. Granted I'm working to fix this but I still think I'll prefer the cop.

the ethics question comes about if you take credit for the effect. if you figured it out from watching the demo... good for you! you just saved yourself some money. If you came up with your own method for the effect that's even better. You should check to see if your method does differ from the...

no they do not as far as i can tell.

The Jerry's are not popular or rare because of Dan and Dave. Those cards were rare before they were born. They were favorites of Dai Vernon and other top card men throughout the 70's. The technology used to print them is out dated and no longer available so they can not be reproduced. Check out...

Here is an exchange I had with Daniel Madison recently about the very same thing. me:We don't know each other personally but I am a fan of your work. I just spent three hours in what was essentially an exercise in rejection. If you're working a gig (at a pub as I just was) and the people...

your best and only bet is ebay.

All of the Wynn logo decks are out of print. Your best bet would be ebay. T11 will not be having another release of the Brown Wynn decks and will be using the remaining stock only for contests and other special prizes. S&Mv4 are back in stock but the previous editions will not be released...

I've only heard good things. RobAnderson, that comment was great! Cheers!

a collectable is only worth what someone is willing to pay for it. I don't think they are rare enough to have any significant value other than what you paid for them.

I'd want to see a picture of all 10 decks. Looks a little suspect to me. Cheers!

If it's going to be a tutorial then it should be an original effect. Otherwise, you need to get permission from the original artist to teach it. Check the copyright. Cheers!

I wouldn't say the trick is impractical but it's not a very safe trick to do. By that I mean you run a high risk of getting caught if you don't control the situation. True the gimmick is a little tricky to make just right and there is a little set up involved but it can be done in front of the...

you can also check kardwell.com Cheers!

TOOC. Hands Down. Great routines, sleights and teaching. This book was very easy to learn from and provides hard hitting, visual, close-up effects. I have also found several ways to adapt the routines and sleights taught in the book to better my own effects. You can't miss with this book...