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From what I know, you should purchase the whole set to get the bonus parts. I have to check to find the exact volume, but if I remember correctly, they’re only on a single volume. No, that’s not. The GPS is much older, and I daresay, with a much lower video quality.

As far as I know, you already have Nr Turner's the cheat DVD. Learning from the GPS pretty similar if not easier. Plus, Mr Forte has a grace in handling cards that very few cardman actually have. I really think that even if you don't learn anything from it (which you will), just watching him...

I haven't really came across these things. Probably the best thing I can think of is the SHADE movie, (which was almost completely magic related). Also in one of the new disney star wars movies, there's a sort of card game scene which was actually done by a magician by the name of Steven...

Shin Lim teaches how to make flap cards in his penguin live( or was it Murphy's at the table?)

Yeah, Mahdi was a good choice. I had actually forgotten about him. He can do things with a deck of cards that I couldn’t even imagine to be possible. Not to mention that I have 2 fully functional hands. There’s also a cardist (which for the life of me I can’t remember the name of) that has one...

Noel is mainly a cardist. He used to do magic, but except for a few stuff like ACE which you mentioned, there's almost no magic footage available from him.

It’s true. And exactly because of that, he’s almost everybody’s (magician and non-magician) favorite mentalist. And because of that, I feel like saying DB is my favorite is too cliche.

First off, I wanna say I’m only judging these people by their sleight of hand skill, which might not be the best comparison if you’re looking for the magicians. But as I’m a move-monkey by heart, I can’t really judge people for their presentation that much. Also, there’s a level of creativity...

Nice to meet you Nathan. Welcome to the T11 forums. That’s what this forum is about, we try to help each other become better.

Card 1 : 3 C Card 2 : 8 H Card 1 : K S Card 2 : 5 S

Me neither. Who was the guy asking about 9/16? I can’t remember.

If it’s the main action of bending the cards in. The beginning, try with a rather new deck. You just have to play with the different pressure points until you get it. You can watch different tutorials on the move. This concept is used in magic as well. It’s called the “fat deck” principle...

I've been wondering if there's a way for, say a dealer with casino regulations (RRSRC) to detect and control desired or valuable cards only by riffling in RRSRC for riffle stacking or false dealing? I am aware of the fascinating world of cold stacking, peeking and tampered (or as erdnase likes...

The move monkey part of me wants to have that ability, but I don’t think it’s necessary even in theory, unless you wanna show off, of course. Still, someone who has the skill, to deal accurately from such a small brief can easily get the correct rhythm and hand motions to have a really deceptive...

That’s the only work I’ve seen of him.

It’s really weird. I guess it all start by Chris Ramsay leaving E, and everyone is doing that. It makes it pretty difficult for us as costumers, as we have to buy different stuff from different shops, instead of one place. Considering the shipping prices for physical products, it’ll be pretty...

The quote seems really familiar. Was it in that youtube video by that Spanish dude who demonstrated some mucking and Dan and Dave’s click change in parts of his video?

If you ask my inner move-monkey, and if your goal is demonstration, YES. If you intend to just use it, wether in a magic context or an actual game, NOT AT ALL. According to many of the good second dealers out there, a good second deal is more about rhythm and accuracy than it is about the size...

It’s time to quote something from Madison. It completely describes me, and as far as I know, it includes you as well: “A practice that doesn’t achieve what it’s intended for is a worthless act, he who learns to cheat but does not has wasted his time”.

I second Allan Walker. specially faded. But the best songs are post modern classical era songs as well as some of the older classical hip hop beats.