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Bannon is amazing. That reminds I do Bannon's version of Dr. Dayleys last trick. It is super easy, it surprises me how difficult some guys can make that effect.

This is by no means a complete list but people need to know that it is not right to use or perform magic without the permission of the creator in some regard. Permission can be obtained by purchasing an effect or contacting the creator, it is not obtained by figuring out a trick or learning it...

Probably I guess, Theory11 isn't the place to sell it though. You'd be better off making a post on the Magic Cafe or Surplus Magic Exchange.

I have heard great things about Sudden Deck, David Regal is fairly consistent with his quality. I might check out Marcus Eddie's deck productions as well one is called Empty, the other slips my mind for the moment.

I'm not new to magic, I've been I did my first birthday party gig about 20 years ago and my first walk around gig almost 10 years ago. For the most part I have felt like a performing veteran, I thought that I had seen everything and knew about it all. About a year ago I started to put together...

I thought this was crazy too. I don't know if he likes it but he has definitely folded a bit especially when compared to his past stance.

Ha! This is so great, what a fun experience.

Busking is generally a kind of parlor show that you perform in the street. You'd probably perform walk around or table hopping magic at a restaurant. Some magicians look for magic they can perform on Instagram, You Tube or a promo reel. Often times this is magic that is very angle sensitive to...

Yes, Dan and Dave's 69 isn't exactly easy. It feels easy in my hands now that I have learned it well but it was really tough at the beginning. I might also say that there are versions of Paul Harris' effects Grasshopper and Reset made by other people than Paul that are very difficult.

Your fine, it's just similar to saying what tricks out there use magnets, invisible thread, or thumb tips. Sure we know these things exist but saying that such and such a trick uses this then we get into a dark grey area of exposure.

The classic way to do it face up is to use a classic color change. You can learn it for free here on Theory11. https://store.theory11.com/products/classic-color-change-jonathan-bayme

My favorite DVD of his is Hemispheres which is all about mentalism. As far as value goes, I'm pretty sure they are probably worth the same amount for what you purchased them for. Don't get me wrong you have some killer magic there but none of it is especially in demand.

Octopalm is kind of like wax and has a DVD you can purchase. Michael Ammar has his own wax on the market he may have a DVD available.

Keep the routine somewhat short and well rehearsed. If the routine is too long people begin to get the idea

I use Magick Balay's it works great for me and just made more sense when I folded it up for the first time. The more popular switch never seemed to work as well in my hands.

I love hands off stuff! Check out Look No Hands by Wayne Dobson, Jim Steinmeyer's Impuzzlbilities is also full of nice mental and not so mental magic effects.

It takes some time to get the pace down.

There have been 2 or three of this type, one was for Steve Cohen's show.

I loved the video contest where you won tickets to Copperfield's show. The videos and the prize were epic!

For the fruits I would use the pick two eliminate one force. For the numbers I would use a forcing bag or even a forcing envelope.