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That has never happened to me. Maybe it is because of weather or the quality of the cards.

The best and cheapest way is to make a close up pad yourself.

All of Derren's book are useful in this occasion

Yep. It's fun. It is a cozy little place to discuss ideas with fellow magicians

I hate those. Still, there are some pretty good legal channels. Such as Chris Ramsay, Jay sankey, and the occasional videos that Alex Pandrea, Xavior Spade, Rise Magic and shin lim post on their channel. Yet there are certain illegal channels that post EXPOSURE which is both wrong and...

Thanks. I would check that out.

You should send the links of the performances. I dont think it is against the forum rules to share a performance. If we see what you mean, we could figure sth out.

Definitely. Even though not something like Dan and Dave(not yet at least). If you ever get interested in table work you need one. You could either buy one or make your own. If you make one for yourself it would be much cheaper and you could find tons of tutorials on how to make it on youtube.

I sent you a private message. Check it out.

My favourite one is finding the 4 aces(with the method in 52kards). Doing something like twisting the aces with them, shuffling them back in the deck, ask them to give a number for the players and their positions, and dealing them to where the spectaror is sitting. P.S. pardon my ugly...

I am just gonna post my personal experience here. I had been doing cardistry for almost 2 years now and in the past 6 months, after learning bullet and kryptonite and etc, I started feeling a kind of numbness and tingling in my left hand's fingers. After doing some research and consulting a...

I have the book but have not checked out the palming section yet. I would give it a shot.

Dude, it could be dangerous. I got CTS (Carpal Tunnel Syndrome) from doing too much one handed cuts like kryptonite and L cuts in my left handed. Calm down or you might get seriously injured.

You can use a pinky count combined with a cover pass. Even though I always prefer to control it to the bottom and do bottom deals from then on.

There are different resources for it that are all better than the explanation in the actual book. I suggest Jason England's download on palming, Bob White's practical palming, and finally John Carney on palming. If you are a book guy, you can always use Ed Marlo's action palms as a reference.

I have kinda the same problem but I always just try to ignore the feeling of making everything perfect. Well, it does have a benefit none the less, it helps you master sleight of hand moves to perfection.

EIT is usually a bit more glossy which makes it difficult to work with in artificial light.

Honestly I dont think it will work. If you learn heavier sleight of hand stuff like false dealing and some palming techniques or even something like the pinky count, you will see that you can only do those moves with your bare hands. They are mainly made for your skin, contacting the cards and...

Daniel madison Penn and teller Eric jones Erdnase Max maven Well, that was weird. I am honestly surprised

Nice job. It would help a lot of people. Keep it up.