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Actually, it does. It just shifts around. :) I may have misunderstood what you mean by stays in order. If you did this with a new deck, then the cards would not be shuffled in the sense of mixed up. But they would be shifted, just like a pass. - Sean

The angles are as good as the hermann pass/shift if you are familiar with that. The best angle is the angle that you see in the 1-on-1 preview. It is very possible to control it to the top of the deck. :D And the deck does not get shuffled :) Every card stays in order. Hope that helped...

I'm pretty sure there's a video player somewhere that allows you to flip the video horizontally, essentially allowing for a left handed view. I think! Don't quote me on that. And to all of you who are saying "learn right-handed" the guy is naturally left handed!!! How would you like it (and...

I quite like doing Rebel and then segueing into the Lavender Lapdance Combo with a few tweaks that make the whole thing completely false. I'm not really into flourishing which is why I've made it false if you were wondering, which you probably weren't. I'm going to shut up now... >_> - Sean

Someone said it earlier this week and I had to sit back and just nod. These days, effects are often rated on quality by how well they fool a magician. This is where we're going wrong I think. I often see dotted about sites: "This will fool lay people and magicians!!!" I don't care! I...

Hey there, Actually very little uses the pass and where he does utilize a pass, you could actually substitute in a double undercut. Either way their card is getting "lost" in the deck and both serve for the same purpose. :) It's a matter of personal preference. But yeah, there's not really...

Full of win. - Sean

Entry Numero Trois: Hey! Theory11.com, "What is it?" we wondered so long. Each Monday we waited, The myst'ry debated. It turned out to be the best thing since pong(tm). - Sean

Entry Numero Two: It's time for the Sat'day Night Contest, And who's limerick's simply the best? So from 11 to T, Let's hope that it's me. 'cause if it's not I'll probably cry. - Sean P.S. Yes I know that's not technically a limerick :p I'm just having fun.

Interesting... Thanks. :) - Sean

There once was a new magic site, For a few months they stirred up some hype. It's called T11, Not 9, 8 or 7. In darkness their must be some light. Entry numero uno. I'll put up another later. - Sean

So it's different? Is that verified? :eek: - Sean

Haha that's awesome. - Sean

It's finding how to do it for you I find. Remember to push forward on the card first, to get the clearance for it to "pop-up" into the palm. I have smaller hands than most so I also squeeze my fingers over the front of the deck a little, I have no idea how that helps but it helps me :D - Sean

Haha, I'm glad you liked it. :) Maybe I will in the future, but like I said, I don't even know whether it's done before so I couldn't really. - Sean

Update: Added Shifty (1-on-1) - Chris Kenner, Mastering the Art of Pickpocketing - James Coats and Nicholas Byrd. - Sean

Certainly looks like it :D Man... I'm tempted to pick it up just to see how it's supposed to be done etc. *tuts to self*... Maybe another time. - Sean

With regard to the Review Forum, this is why I started the following thread: Click Me :) - Sean

Dude that looked sweet. Nice job man. :) - Sean

Speaking of Triumph's I came up with this a while ago. :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwymXZ9RQdA iq92: You could use the sleight in an inversion routine. Such as Perversion by Chris Kenner. There are a number of them out there I think. :) - Sean