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It really was an amazing piece of magic. But there is one performance he did that still sticks in my mind and I'm hoping someone here will be able to point me towards a good source to learn it. It's where Jimmy had the choice to either hold the coin in his hand or leave it in his pocket and Dan...

Congrats Justin! Another hilarious fake reveal!

I've always liked the idea behind Psycho by Spidey. You should check it out if you haven't already. https://store.theory11.com/products/psycho-by-spidey

The master! So creative!

Send help. I'm dying of laughter! xD

Can't wait to see it!

Are you throwing your hat into the ring? :D

For the record, I thought your video was brilliant xD The coat hanger in the shirt idea really made me chuckle.

Proving again that the desire to know the secret is more powerful than being entertained by it. Have you gotten any hate over the video? :P

My first fake exposure video! This is either the best or the worst video I have ever done xD

I had the same idea to splice in a clip of Calen performing it in my video...guess we all think alike :P Both of your videos were great btw.

I do but fortunately I didn't have to buy it myself. I just looked it up on Penguin and you're right it's pretty steep. It does offer some excellent advice on the art of equivoque but for the basics it's better to go with Mark Wilson's Complete Course in Magic, or some other introductory source.

For equivoque I highly suggest Multiplicity by Max Maven.

I don't believe Khaleel was suggesting that Christen wasn't doing a great job I think he meant that in addition to her segment there could be a new one (or old) with a new (or familiar) face. I think it's a good idea.

Congrats Brett! An excellent win!

I love Royal Road to Card Magic for a good foundation on the basics and then move up to Expert Card Technique. Both have a number of excellent tricks that beginners can do easily and are also killers! Card College Vol. 1 and 2 also comes highly recommended for beginners. Check out Jason Englands...

I've been using the same deck of Bikes for over a year now for most of my practice and it's because I took care of it using the exact steps you listed. To break in a new deck I usually give it a good "wash" on my close up pad and then proceed to give it many riffle shuffles and faro shuffles...

Unfortunately there are those who misuse their skills to swindle laypeople, rather than entertaining them. Rest assured this individual has no supernatural abilities or powers.

We're magicians. We make the impossible possible.

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