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MANY possibilities here: Cards can be rather sensitive, we have no idea what sort of minor variations could produce major effects. Even if the Tally's are simply printed using a different machine from the Bycicle's, that could possibly effect how they feel. Another possibility: The USPCC...

I'm the only manipulator there, and one of only two people who do walkaround. Of course you have other things in shows, patter, presentation, audience involvement, jokes, etc etc. But my point was that a show could hardly be filled with ONLY the BIG impact moves. Well, it could, but it would...

Enough, guys. I don't want to have to lock this thread or begin deleting posts. His question was valid. Maybe he wants to know how many decks people order because different amounts may be more cost effective? Maybe he wants to know how much that amount might last? Etc etc. -Vince

Do you believe everything you read on Ellusionist? I can tell you, for certain, being one who has used both extensively and done many hands-on tests with both decks, that Ellusionist is wrong. :) -Vince

Yeah man, I'm there all of the time. Not performing official shows, mind you, rather more intimate performances for people strolling around, between shows, etc. :) Yes, it's in the L.A. area. :) -Vince

I perform for people on a CONSTANT basis, at the Magic Castle no less, doing magic AND manipulation. I see exactly how people react to which moves. So you can trust me on this subject. :p As far as impact moves go, yes, they get great reactions, but can you fill an entire show with JUST...

You are very welcome, Lark. :) -Vince

That's why I said "probably more like Revolution Erdnase". :) -Vince

Tally-Ho cards. They are called TH9 because their full name is "Tally-Ho #9", like how the Bycicle cards are called "Rider Back 808". -Vince

I'm pretty sure Costco sells both Jumbo Index AND normal Rider Back. Unless the normal Rider Back happens to be out of stock when you visit. (That happened to me once) -Vince

Hmm, that depends. Did the bottom packet go into the air and spin? If so, it's Erdnase Go Around. Did the bottom packet twirl 180 degrees to the top, but not go into the air? If so, then it's probably more like Revolution Erdnase. I wouldn't recommend looking for these on YouTube, plenty of...

We'll see, it's hard to see exactly what the future holds. De'vo's products sure as hell won't be the only ones on the market. ;) Compare the definitions. What is a flourish? A fancy and showy move with cards. What is a definition of the laymen word "flourish"? A showy move with an object or...

Your definition is incorrect, used in this way the definition is: Flourish (noun): a dramatic body movement that attracts attention, e.g. a sweep of the hand Or the verb form: to wave something in a dramatic way that draws attention to it As for people not knowing what it means. It's a...

And I'm Vinnie with an "ie", but some people spell it "Vinny". :) -Vince

In all fairness, they DO say that they were VERY inspired by the Virts, and they also say that the Virts are a greater team. But yes, they need to practice a bit more. Someone named Garry with two "R"'s. ;) -Vince

Learn the method, know it 100%, then practice it. That's all it takes. :) -Vince

But was it self-standing? Meaning that he didn't have to use his fingers to hold it up, and it could stand on his palm on it's own. -Vince

Closer to being a circle. :) -Vince

Pretty nice. I would like to see a more instant way to get into the Python, though, but the idea is good. :) The airspread is very similar to a move that Lee Asher created called "YO". Fattywarbucks also thought of it a little while back, he didn't know that Lee had created it. -Vince

Guys, you don't have to do JUST flourishes, look at this post that Dan made: -Vince