Search results

Did you buy it? That should be covered in the instructional video. Practice your technique first and speed will come later.

I do not know of any Lefty Invisible decks but there are a couple types of left-handed decks you can use. Some have pips at all four corners, and some have pips at the opposite corners. These will probably be the best for you: http://www.penguinmagic.com/p/3968 I've tried several types of...

That's awesome improvement since your last demo! I think you picked the right angle to show this from, and the pacing is getting a lot smoother. I always find the second take the hardest one but yours was much better. Good work, man!

There's a lot of material from this series on http://www.worldsgreatestmagic.com You can buy them individually or stream it all for 10$ a month.

I just recommended this on another thread but I'll throw it up here. Super Strong Super Simple by Ryan Shlutz https://www.vanishingincmagic.com/magic/magic-dvds/super-strong-super-simple/

Professors Nightmare, the rope routine you mentioned, plays big so you may want to consider doing it. There are some cut and restored rope routines that segue into Professors Nightmare too if you're looking for a bit of variety. I believe these could be found on a L&L DVD for rope tricks. ESP...

If I may ask, does it have to be just card tricks? I love them to death too, but I wouldn't do a whole show using just cards for that many people. Do you have anything else in mind?

First off, thanks for sharing. I love these threads because you can only get better and it helps beginners recognize certain challenges when performing. Patter like this happens when you have nothing better to say. Your technique may have been on point but if you have nothing interesting to...

Spidey has a download on this site for impromptu book tests called "Transcript." It's cheap and he covers three methods. I've even seen NPH do a variation on one of these on a television and it was pretty interesting.

Best line ever.

When a trick goes south: *turn and look over shoulder and yell* "START THE CAR!"

Not a move but rather a principle. Specifically, the Gilbreath Principle. To quote Max Raven, "It is a thing of terrifying beauty." Also, the automatic placement. As for moves: The Snap Double Turnover pass Bomb door bottom deal Erdnase Color Change DMB Spread Control

Pretty much the perfect answer. If anyone else has questions then feel free to contact support. I think everyone will love this, and you won't be disappointed. I held off for awhile after I saw David's review on Magic Orthodoxy, but the Theory11 release is what clinched it for me. Thanks, David...

All great controls. Even the double undercut is effective, a triple undercut even more so. I personally prefer to cut the deck to the table in packets and then casually riffle shuffle it.

If I'm using a deck with identical jokers then I pribably will too. But no one picks up on that discrepancy if you don't draw any attention to it.

I believe that's Psychic Map. Page 104 of Fool Proof Card Tricks.

I was surprised with how hard this hits people. My favorite to perform from this collection is Cross Eyed Jacks.

The double lift is an underused move.

Which one is that? I'm not at home so I can't look it up lol.

My absolute favorite trick to perform is Further Than That, which is funny because I dont like doing multiple climax tricks that much anymore. But, because I have done it so often, and I'm so comfortable with it, I can really get into a set and be confident the whole night performing. It's good...