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You mean the hotshot cut? Or is it the sequence with cuts he does before that? I don't think it has a "name" like Dan and Dave cuts. It's just a combination of simple cuts.

Change the picture...

My friend dropped the svengali deck when he was performing for about 30 people... What a fail.

Not much to say about the actual trick. Your voice is really good, but you should practice your body gestures so you look more comfortable and relaxed.

There are better people... So it's not a world record...

I'm so looking forward to this. I love his stuff. I remember the first time I saw him. He appeared on Norwegian TV a few months after I started doing magic. It was awesome, and I was fooled. This made me wanna do even more magic. It's a clip from his performance in Norway on the trailer, he...

Some stacks are mentioned in Mnemonica. I highly recommend getting the book.

Maybe the change is angle proof, but I'm not that sure about the control. You could just use another control if you had to perform it surrounded. Anyway, the whole routine is very smoothly done.

I know, I know, some things are more important than magic, but those things should still not be discussed in a magic forum.

I just can't read this. If you want people to read your posts, don't use capital letters in the beginning of every word. It's really annoying. Now, edit the post...

Which magician has had the most influence on your performances? Do you think many of todays magicians underestimate the use of the simplest sleights? For instance the double lift instead of a pass. Do you have any tips when it comes to dealing with what magicians call "hecklers"?

A complete beginner can get the greatest reactions just from a double lift with no good presentation.

Charlie Frye's Eccentricks vol. 3 helped me a lot. I highly recommend all the Jeff McBride DVD's too.

Save money and get the trilogy instead.

I think it's a good idea. There is almost too much cardistry now-days compared to magic. (Just think about how pointless it actually is.) I mean, cardistry is fun, but for laymen it's nothing compared to magic. You can't really make a living just by flourishing.

Just get Mnemonica by Juan Tamariz. It's one of the best books out there. I know you won't regret.

For fanning normal decks are best, but for magic I prefer jumbo index so that everyone can see the cards.

One of the better "let's improve our art" threads. You are not writing a 5 page long essay talking about the same thing over and over again, something I've seen in a lot of other threads lately. I get what you are saying and I agree. The thing about signatures made the post. Very funny, but...

theory11 could easily have printed mostly white decks instead of black decks. In other words they are worth nothing more than regular centurions.

Do not buy cradle to grave or the cobra cut DVD. They are not worth it.