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The only problem with this is when you start mentioning people no laymen know or care about.

lol, I'm sure someone can help you.

This is amazing. It is much better than what I meant, and this requires a lot of practice. What I meant was like super slow motion. Essentially finishing a 1 card deal every 10 seconds.

You could always tell them you are going to deal it super slow and deal them REALLY SLOW and they will probably say stop at 4 or 5. Then, get a break under the 7th card and load it onto the bottom of the packet on the off beat.

And is it necessary to deal them down?

There are millions of ways to do this. You need to be a bit more specific as to the amount, or reason.

You could always completely change the presentation and get it to look completely different. But I agree with what these guys have said.

If someone has the instructions, you can provide proof of you owning it (a pic of the jokers will probably suffice), and they can PM you! You can also try and just try and reverse engineer it, and muscle memory might kick in. You could probably even email Penguin (or whoever you bought it from)...

Congrats!

Thanks! I would keep the shoulder thing if there was a way to keep the audience still. Like, if I was doing it with a ring, such as Justin Miller's Divorce, I would have to make sure that they stay still, but I do it naturally in presentation, since I am actively engaging them and telling them...

That false knot is fire. The Crazy Man's Handcuffs variation is sooooo visual. I would've sworn that there was a giant rubber band at then end, where you fused the 2 together. Another Idea, you as one spectator to hold one end, and the other spectator to hold the other end. Then a third...

In the age of the internet, I know it is easy to get one on one sessions easily, but they cost a bit. Furthermore, they aren't the same thing. They are more so consulting. I'm sure someone offers online mentorship though. I have no experience with a mentor, so it's probably best to listen to the...

Just to back up what @ChristopherT and @DisasterTheory are saying, here is a current example. About a year and a half ago, I developed a color changing deck using a very specific sleight. I thought it was perfect. As I learned more, I realized it was trash, especially since the patter was...

I think it's fine... the community & judges aren't usually nit picky about this stuff. Furthermore, some people don't have an insta, so they upload it directly, or through another medium, like google.

Ok sorry but I legit didn't follow a word of that. I kinda see what you are saying, and it definitely goes along with what these guys have said before. This thread has kind of been answered and twindled into a major argument. Thanks though!

Thanks! I had a feeling this would happen. Idk why it does, so I just uploaded it as a google file. Can you see this one? https://drive.google.com/open?id=0BxADYkk7LV-PMm4ybG9PS2dRNDQ

If it says they are 100% washable, they are. Try it out with an ad card or a joker, and see if they do I don't think that a refrigerator will necessarily work on plastic cards. In fact, due to the nature of plastic cards, I doubt they will get ruined unless you absolutely mash them up. I would...

Anaconda by Bone Ho is amazing

The pass doesn't need to be done fast or invisibly. You have to redirect the audience's attention, and take the cards out of view for a second when you do the pass, and justify it with a dribble or a spread or something. It shouldn't be a move you do in the middle of a high tension moment.

Here's my entry: https://www.instagram.com/p/BYkg1ZvhEonLDYcyK-2LPm6qyno-oSxSBGnJIE0/?taken-by=sleightlyhandy1201 Lol I thought you thought of my idea before I was able to upload it, but mine is kinda different. Looks great btw!