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I would look into modern coin magic if I were you. Also Moritz Mueller one coin routine and wolf by branden wolf are great resources when it comes to handling it in a not awkward way. Even though I should mention that most of the uses of this move are in chest level. I am not really that much...

Richard turner, the most expert person at the card table, a great fighter, an still, he has a huge disability. Derren Brown (I dont think that needs any explanation). Erdnase(whoever he actually was). And probably David Blaine.

If you live in a humid place, probably yes. But the main thing is, it wont make a huge impact on how a deck of cards handles. Best thing to do is to try fanning them and spreading them. If you think it doesn't handle very well, buy a new one.

Almost all of derren brown books. -Pure effect -tricks of the mind -absolute magic -confessions of a conjuror

Wow, thanks for your answer. I never thought about it this way. I suppose I should put the time in learning SD then.

The only thing we can do is to report the places that do so, and hopefully people that have the power to stop them, will take legal action against them. To be honest, you can never stop such stuff completely , in things like video games indudtry, the biggest publisher of pirated pc games is...

Even though I am answering 10 years after the question, but it is totally worth it. I recently got it.

At first he was bald, right now he has short hair. ;)

I dont recall anyone else with good hair, criss angel used to have good hair, actually (I feel embarrassed to even mention his name).

First thing that came to mind is chris funk.

Yes, something I forgot to mention is that the main things I use it for are a replacement for the top change and a switch that can be used as a control.

I had been practicing the sd for a few months now, and I keep getting less motivated every day. Is there any thing that you can do with a sd that you can not do with a bd? From what I know, it is either keeping the top card in a game with a punched deck or an out for a psychological stop force...

What most manufacturers these days claim is that you would need no skill whatsoever(which we all know is basically a lie).

It is pretty dope but the sleight of hand that you will learn in there is beyond difficult. If you find it under 100 dollars, dont hesitate and buy it instantly.

You should just work on your rhythm and on reducing the time delay. Still, nice job. Keep up practicing.

Dont worry, you will be. In a few years you will be at least as famous as him.

Before he cleared his youtube channel, there was a video titled" I an the best" For the first time he came out of his character in that video and confessed that the character that he created in his social media is "his way of having a bit of fun" More surprisingly so, he actually said he thinks...

Perform out of the box. (Even if it is self working, wouldnt it suck to perform without practicing it enough?) No skill required( one of the greatest joys of doing magic is acquiring the skill and putting time and effort in learning, why would I buy something that takes this away?)

In the DVD 40 ways to force a card, there one or 2 ways to do it. The problem was none of them were surefire. Dont want to reveal anything but they needed a bit of chance and crowd control skills. I personally never used any of them but the DVD itself was pretty good. I would have checked it...

All of spidey's tricks and heavily gimmicked card tricks.