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I hope you can forgive me! :( I had to watch both of them so I understand the pain.

I can't give you extended information on a trick I don't know the name of, unfortunately. I have a good feeling about what method he's using, but I can't be certain. Perhaps @RealityOne will know?

I thought he was asking about the trick where he has someone look at a card in the deck, he places one face down in their hand and it changes. I remember seeing something close to that on a Bill Malone tape.

True, but I actually like these idea's our guy through out here. He let's the audience be correct in their guesses, or at the very least given them the impression that they're right, before hitting them with the twist. It's far superior them going "wrong! They're now aces!", or what have you...

Can you tell us the time in the video where the trick you are looking for starts (I.e. time stamp)?This guy is too cringy to watch completely.

Hey congrats! This was an awesome prize to win!

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Michael Ammar David Copperfield David Blaine Dai Vernon Bill Malone There are a lot of David's in magic.

Royal Road is my go to recommendation. Card college has better instruction, from what I've been told, but they get pricy if you want to whole set. RRTCM will cover all the basics you need, and won't cost much.

Seriously, that's amazing you were in contact with both Malone and Kaufman! Glad you got your answers!

3 of Hearts Jack of Spades 6 of Hearts 9 of Diamonds (My girlfriend, ladies and gents)

Thanks for sharing but no thread bumping, please. This thread was last active in 2009. Feel free to start a new thread though! :D

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Crazy Mans Handcuffs. Luckily, that trick gets better when repeated a few times.

Michael Ammar. His DVDs were my first real steps into learning magic and he seems like a genuinely nice person.

Perhaps try giving Magic Stream a whirl. They're doing a month trial for $1 so I decided to check it out. You'll have access to a ton of material so you can experiment with a bit of everything. Personally, I don't think it's for me but I did enjoy the Richard Turner interview. Nothing beats a...

Scripting Magic Volume 1 and 2, by Pete McCabe, are both excellent. Together they are pricey, so I would recommend just picking up the first one if you can. They have essays, scripts, interviews, and tricks contributed by the worlds greatest magicians. What I really love about this books is that...

Definitely! :D

Great idea! On that note, I loved your PDF. I picked it up a couple weeks ago and devoured it. Still waiting on that collab with David by the way!

Little did you know that your facial expressions actually clutched the win for you ;) Great job man, congrats! (I should clarify that this is a joke; I dont judge the SNCs in any way, shape or form.)