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Advice time: Stop calling it the vortex change and find a new direction. There is no way you will improve on the shapeshifter change using those kind of positions and movements. Another tip, work on your riffle double. I know it's not called a riffle double but it's early in the morning here...

I see the word elegant being thrown around a lot. Can anyone specifically explain what is elegant about the design? I like the cards but elegant is not a word I would use to describe them. Also, does anyone else think that the box looks a lot like a cigarette packet?

That is more like Bone Ho's eye cut Pawel. The cut I'm pictured doing is probably over 10 years old now and as shutupdangit said, it's featured on Cap Casino's C4: Cap Cuts dvd.

It all depends for me. As a teen I would of swung for him but for a professional magician it's important to maintain a good image. If it was an expensive/gimmicked deck I would of tried to persuade him that what he did was wrong and ask for money to buy a new one but if it was a standard deck of...

To be fair you will probably be able to buy it for $10 or something soon ryan but as stated, if you study magic as a whole rather than what you want you will get magic vision and be able to deconstruct routines like this.

I love the 3 fly principle being adapted to cards! Pretty sure I could recreate it so you'll just have to brush up on your knowledge ryan. And I don't think it's gaff cards, at least I know it is possible with standard cards.

Found this floating in the youtubes of the internet. There is a swear word in it, you've been warned. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlcj0wTVD5c

I agree with above comments that it looks like a werm variation. Is this Lionheart? Because this is a 2 hand display (with a similar start up to the butterfly cut) that has been around for years.

Dynamo explained last year that he bought it from a company in the east so I would assume that it the only place you can buy it. He went on to explain that it arrived in poor condition and he had to spend almost as much fixing it as he did buying it.

I bought a copy of "The Mind And Magic Of David Berglas" when it was released years ago, that was supposed to include his acaan but it didn't actually teach you how to do it. I am going to assume his new book will be the same, it will tell you a basic overview, give you a history and some nice...

Thanks for the info Doug. I'm in the UK though so it's 1-2 weeks before I get stuff from the states, looking forward to playing with them though.

You might not be able to display "true" skill in less than 5 minutes, plenty of people can though. When you're performing to people on the street I doubt anyone will ever be thinking "lets keep asking for tricks to see if he can maintain an audience".

5-10 minutes counts as a free show to me. That's fine for a hobbyist but too much for someone who is looking to get work.

Aaron, I think Delusional implied that they would have business cards or some kind of contact details before walking away. Magicians walk away on film so that the cameraman can say "tell the camera what he just did". It's a different kind of way of capturing a reaction.

1-2 minutes. Drop a bomb i.e, your strongest trick and get out. Leave them with a business card if you can. Don't give too much for free but enough to make them want to book you or follow your videos/website/facebook.

Something a lot of people do is have a long section with a hot girl so more people are likely to click/view the video because the thumbnail will be of an attractive woman.

Pretty cool. I wish there was one like that in the UK, shipping from America sucks.

I was looking forward to getting mine this week.....until I received an email saying they have been dispatched today.....

Awesome, just what I was looking for Rich23 and thanks for posting the actual number incase I was one of those people too lazy to look at the link Suhaas.

Are there any math geniuses out there that know the correct sum to calculate how many different positions a card can be in? I'm not talking about 1 in 52, I'm talking about every possible permutation of every single card at any one time. Each card can be in 52 different positions and each...