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Haha its fine, if only I had money to buy a new one :/ What's Super? How do I get Sony Vegas? Download it off a site somewhere?

I ordered mine from amazon, so I doubt I could turn it in

Yes, flip saves as an avi and I need it as a wmv.

I do the spread pass, the venus trap control (freaking love it!) and several bluff pass variations, but I mainly use Joshua Jay's. Sometimes an overhand shuffle also. I'll do a classic/riffle pass if I get the right moment to, but usually not.

Hey guys, I know this is going to be a bit off topic, but here me out. I have a flip mino camera and I love it, but I can't get the videos to import into Windows Movie Maker. I was able to do it once for mine and joker's mall adventure by somehow saving the videos differently on my computer...

Not trying to be a debbie downer here, but how is this used exactly? I'm not asking in a scornful way, but in a curious way. I'm not familiar with a stacking technique so could you clarify how this works a bit more?

So he says its impromptu, yet you get special chips delivered to you? :confused: Could you explain this someone?

Well then keep playing around with it. After I burn the card and start to wave it over their hand, I put the deck away. Afterwards I cut the deck to get the potentially warped card in the middle, put them back in the box, and place it in my back pocket, there is more pressure there (unless I'm...

I do Geoff Williams side riffle force, or Danny Garcia's bottom force from Symphony. They both work pretty well for me.

Try and put the mark in the center, and keep it at the tip of the flame. Since the tip is the hottest part, it will blacken faster and hopefully not warp as much. I burn the card while its still on the deck, so I apply pressure to it to keep it from warping. You can always put in the middle of...

What is really the point of this? to show off the best switch? Why not have a battle using a switch instead of just a switch? Just some thoughts.

It was good, but the concept is not original. It would be very easy to let them handle the cards after the change, a simple cop out would ditch the extra card, so that aspect isn't revolutionary. I'm not bashing you, it was good, take the advice of others on here and you've got a good hit...

I'm not messing with you dude, don't worry. I believe he said he did the biddle count because he is more comfortable with it, not because it was a requirement in the battle. The battle is most likely just to do the biddle trick however you do it, the counts have nothing to do with the rules...

Based off your other videos, I can agree with your opening statement. :D Thats awesome how you created all those. (One hand biddle pass-made my brain explode) The sponge change has no explanation possible, at least from what I see, I can't even make up a method. ( I really like it, if you...

No problem man. Alright cool, cant wait to see it.

The Sponge change was one of my favorite things, it looks like a sideways clipshift (but most likely not :P) I would love to know how he came up with this stuff, its amazing.

I can understand that, but the biddle count with a packet (IMO) just seems too unnatural, an elmsly seems to be more natural. I'm gonna agree with everyone else and say that you should show the selection then the back. If you spread really slow, that builds up suspense, and you can say "All the...

Good idea, here are my thoughts: 1.) Patter would have been great. 2.)Try and find a better force, maybe a more open one. Daniel Garcia has a nice back-hider bottom force on Symphony. 3.) Make the counting a little smoother, both with the initial five on the deck and the "five" cards by...

Those were all really good! Way to get out there man, props. The only thing I can think of is to slow down thread and pressure (maybe). Build up suspense a bit more. Thats all I have to say, good job dude!

You can call it a stroke change if you want, but the only part similar to it is the cover action. If thats what your going for, then great, but method wise its strictly cardini.