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my only ideas are that when the camera zooms in on the bent 4 of D he ditches the deck and pulls out a gimmicked box with a joker on top to cover. He must have forced the 4 earlier and somehow has a way to get the 4 into position when he slides it into the box somehow. cyril is amazing. the...

its from his book Card Control. That entire book which has 900 drawings and countless sleights is all card moves, no tricks. A lot of the moves are things that are not practical or usefull for me, but as you look through it, little gems will pop up such as this one.

thanks! i love the creativity of this idea. Thankyou Jerry, RIP.

yeah it is. thats why i mention at the beginning that it only works for a small audience. At the beginning of his card control book, mr andrus says that he wasnt the most versatile magician and a lot of his sleights are angle sensitive and only good for a small group. That doesnt mean its not...

this is my performance of an interesting little sleight i found in Jerry Andrus Card Control book. I am not giving out the method even though i say to pm at the end. That was more for a few buddies i have that I was sending the vid to. Its pretty easy to figure out on camera but done live it...

very smooth but this is not really a clean up where you could hand out the card, just a way of hiding the other card. For an awesome example of the clean up i'm refering to check out the trick "Proteus" from BFU.

this is a marlo move, not sure if its called the wow or not but do a search on youtube or something before you post as there are dozens of "dribble control" videos some with credits. For the record, the venus trap is not an original sleight. He even credits sources for the move, he's just...

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Man i love the internet!! http://www.magicalement.fr/arteco/

says the vid isnt available from a malformed ID

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KG-fHntf8io THIS IS NOT A DPS!!!! it acomplishes the same thing but it has different timing and method. Also, it could control a card to the bottom, but there are easier ways of doing that. Can anyone lemme know if they have seen anything like this before?

i forget the name (maybe the impulse) but in Jason Miller's dvd "Autograph" he teaches this move as a way to switch cards sticking out of the middle of the deck while turning your hand over, and he definitely doesnt take credit for this.

the best tip i can give is on timing... what i learned is from a spread, when bringing the cards back together leave the right long side open like a book where their card is (under cover of your right hand grabbing the deck while closing the spread). this gives you time to gesture with the...

so here's an update vid using the move as a holdout during spectator shuffling... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h4fCYuoG3E

thanx for the feedback but READ WHAT I WROTE both here and on the vid itself....

just wanted some feedback if it looks good and if its somewhat original the video is password protected b/c its a practice vid and i dont want random peeps to find it since it is far from perfect. Also, READ THE DESCRIPTION ON THE VIDEO! and I dont claim to be good at the DPS at all it was...

the steal is correct, the tenkai is the same, but my timing is different. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOXFEYYLaYo and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYSjktUKIws i liked the look of turning the deck vertical then doing the steal as you bring it down to horizontal, plus i think that...

Thanks! i will post more vids as I go, but i kinda jump around from book to book, looking for ideas and tricks to play with. I got maybe half way through BFU before i started looking thru the andrus books.

actually my bad!! i checked the book and it is the broadside swivel steal that i used. you confused me i guess since there are two versions of the swivel steal. that being said, this is the technical broadside steal.... not sure what you mean by technically not the steal. You were thinking of...

im not familiar with the CC version, but i say go for the easiest route to the desired outcome. For those that will say "just undercut it to the bottom", well some of us magicians like to just put the card in the middle, and unkown to anyone have it controled, rather than shuffle or cut the...