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My “favorite” routine is quite an old one, an I’m sure you’re already aware of it. It’s the classic handling of triumph with the shuffle that was taught in “stars of magic”.

That looked pretty good , man. Well done.

That looked pretty good , man. Well done.

Who would’ve thought ;):)

I’m obviously not the best person to answer this, but I can give you one suggestion. Definitely not a gambling routine

5 of Clubs Jack of Hearts King of Spades 3 of Clubs

With the technique you’re using (master grip), you would have to move your fingers. But if you try to apply the techniques of the Gene Maze book to a classic mechanic’s grip (with the index holding the deck in the middle, and not on the top right corner), you can more or less straighten the...

As I’ve mentioned before, you can find a few in Marlo without tears. And even though I don’t own mint vol 1 % 2, I’ve heard a lot of great things about it. They’re filled with routines and as it’s from Marlo, there’s gotta be some gambling sleight related stuff in it as well. And about vernon...

I think I know what you’re looking for. In Gene Maze’s art of bottom dealing there are a lot of effects that require false deals, but aren’t gambling themed. I think really think it’s worth checking out.

Good as ever. That push through looked really good, btw.

Well, if you compare his technique to JoeyFX or Steve Forte or a few others like Puffin, it’s not too clean; but between the people with actual tutorials with details, his push through is the best, no offense to Mr. England. I guess if can make the guys I mentioned above teach you the technique...

It’s a really good source when it comes to gambling themed tricks and general technique, but when we’re talking about gambling sleights, it’s not really worth it that much.

Yeah, I guess he does. But I'm not sure. But I'm sure he doesn't go over the golden nuggets on the move. But Richard Turner does go through his handling in detail.

If you’re looking for “gambling movemonkey stuff” I really believe that Jason England and Richard Turner’s lectures are a must. They cover a lot of different stuff with great detail.

Thanks. The original idea is actually from Allan ackerman.

Well, my video shows a mechanic’s grip. I also really love the Gene Maze strike bottom deal. About the Gene Maze grip, I really love it as well. But I try to avoid Erdnase type grips as much as possible. I can do the Turner Seesaw bottom as well. I’m not the best at it but I have a few videos...

That looked pretty good, mate.

Thanks. I’m glad you liked it. What grip do you like?

Wow. No one understood it. The code was totally indecipherable.

Thanks, I hope I am eligible.