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I don't think card flourishing has been around long enough for there to be a good concrete source for its history. I think in wikipedia it's still lumped together with card magic, is it not?

The thing about the flourishes section in the trilogy is, some of the moves are based off of earlier moves, found in the system DVD. I suggest you try those out first, before moving onto the trilogy. Of course you can learn the combos directly from the trilogy if you wish. Then again, J5 will be...

The faroing capability of these cards is a little off, though not the worst ive seen. As for the fans, they actually fan better after being broken in a little, than right out of the box, which is a bit quirky. Personally i simply like the back design, and I think that if your flourishing skills...

two YEARS on sybil? if after two years you can't speed it up, then either you've reached your maximum speed, or you're doing something wrong. like someone else said, watch the video again and make sure everything is right.

a downside i could see is a possible smartass giving you a name of some foreign coin you've never heard of, or don't have in your posession

are 250 decks really selling out that quickly? If you show up at exactly 12, you should be able to place an order within 2 minutes

How many of these decks do they actually have? they said they'd sell 250 a day, but for how many days? For all we know they could have 1000 or 10,000

o.O 3.5 minutes? either we have a flood of people who like brown or the same as yesterday, except with one wynn fanatic extra who bought like half the decks

*whistle* wow, only half an hour's gone by and they're gone already. the 2nd batch sold out at least twice as fast as the first

There may be more after this auction, but the auction itself ends in between 1 and 2 days. I might have more to put up later, but if you want, you can make an offer for the ones not sold. if you want to know if an item sold or not, just click the "watch this item" and you'll be able to see...

if you're a beginner, chances are you're going to destroy decks pretty quickly, so you don't want to do that with rare cards

for things that are physically impossible with your hand size, dont do it. for other things, either practice or dont do it either. quit cards and use the fact that it was too hard as an excuse. if your hands are too small to do a certain cut, it's probably not necessary anyways. there are a LOT...

Ive left cards in a porper for weeks. really, the paper cards are not going to easily bend the solid metal clip. unless you try to force 2 decks in there. if you can accomplish this feat, the metal may bend. i suggest you don't attempt this

jonas had a tutorial of his move flutter on youtube, but its down now

just personal preference, but the edges of a deck usually aren't more complex than the middle

Cards are up, guys. There's a bit more than i mentioned initially. Here ya go (some of them might not be visible yet, to those who see this post early. give it a few minutes)

Here are some pics of some of the decks i'll be selling. There are more, just the decks are somewhere else. stud1 stud2 fuel mohawk fan back golden nugget

I have a few old decks lying around, and I was wondering if there are any collectors out there who would be interested in buying them. I have decks like 1930's aviators, bicycle oak leaf design, bicycle angel back, and a few others, along with generic decks that are usually on ebay like very old...

have you mastered everything on the trilogy? if so, then wait for everyone else to catch up, and then a year or two, something might be planned then. I doubt there will be anything major for a while

Laymen will be impressed by a riffle shuffle. J5 is totally unnecessary. Go for visual and difficult looking, a difficult and complex move will most likely look the same to them as an easier move. Actually, they'd probably enjoy a spring more than j5.