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Try doing the laser deal onto a pile of cards. Sometimes deal cards for real and other times pretend to. If the audience cannot tell the difference then you are doing it right.

I made a video on the subject. Imo practice should be broken up into 3 parts: 1. Practice individual technique. This means in front of a mirror, camera, from diff angles, etc. So that you can get the individual moves down. 2. Practice the full routine. This includes scripting and practicing...

Watch the Video Review HERE: "Genuine innovations in a book test are rarer than a Cheshire cat, and yet Josh Zandman's new Alice Book Test is easy to use and offers surprises that will make you grin from ear to ear!" - Brett Barry "The best part about performing magic is when it happens...

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Does anyone like card tricks? Yeah? ok I'll show you one... Just a little card trick if that is ok...? *Pulls out miniature cards. Did you want to see a picture of my kids? *pulls out photos of random baby goats. Have you ever seen a magician pull a rabbit out of his hat? *reaches in and...

Cards: Helder Guimaraes & Jeremy Griffith Coins: Eric Jones & Eric Chien Rings: Shoot Ogawa & Matthew Garrett Misc: Garrett Thomas & Johnny Ace Palmer

Barblade by Tom Brooks is great for bar magic especially if you are serving beer.

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Id suggest the magic cafe but unless you have thick skin and can handle haters and trolls, it is a pretty toxic environment. The T11 forum IMO (not biased at all) are the best online to hang out and talk magic. Otherwise I'd suggest looking for magic clubs in your area that you can go to and...

Check out the community marketplace here at Theory11. Some gems in there. My new favorite is “Social Prediction.” Great idea ! I’m sure you will find some cool ideas too taught by some awesome magicians!

I wonder if there is a way for me to add this as an option in my online store? Haha

Never used Whiplash but some of my favorite gimmicks to use are: -Extreme Burn 2. L&L by Richard Sanders -Ninja+ by Matthew Garrett -Zandman Book Test by Josh Zandman -Switcheroo Deck Holdout ny Michael O'Brien -Blank Face Gaff Card -Double Blank Gaff Card -Invisible Deck

Card to mouth is a good trick to try. It takes practice to get the timing down but it is a great example of misdirection.

Black art stuff seems pretty popular on IG

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Yup. After about an hour or so I can’t evenly fan cards anymore. I’d need a new deck lol

Yeah I think so. The spectator would react to it which would be all the audience would need. The actual vanish and production of the ring isn’t visually important. The thing is you need to make it clear that is what happened. Playing off the “magician in trouble” approach sounds good in this...

If you can make the ring appearing somewhere else play big then it will be fine. Have seen magicians in 5,000 seat arenas make this effect work. It is all about the presentation. If you just vanish it then it reappears somewhere else it won’t work. If you play with the audience member and tie it...