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completely agreed and she lifted babe ruth's curse just like you trained David Blaine but I guess maybe it's all true and you just used your psychic to show him the way

Sure it's a pretty nice and simple trick but I really wouldn't call it mindblowing.

You should really realize that all cuts can be done in either the left or right hand. And I don't get what's special about the cut being two handed. About 95 percent of cuts are. Some magicians do exactly what you described about once every few days. It's really not worth posting about...

The nunchuk master who is this mystery man Daniel Garcia Daniel Garcia magician or a ninja? perhaps he is both

You know he loved it. Lol

I think they're almost two different types of spring. I used to spring from my fingertips but I think it looks a lot better from the thumb.

For all of you who ordered the DVD i just have to say, it's awesome. I just bought the download. This was worth every penny. 5 tricks for 30 dollars is just 6 bucks a trick and this is DEFINITELY worth that. It really is that good.

I'll do it if I'm allowed to use a video I've already made. If that's okay send me a challenge and I'm up.

It really does work. It's surprisingly deceiving. This WAS my favorite way to force a card from the bottom until I downloaded Symphony and learned the way DG teaches on that which is pretty sweet. On a side note, I downloaded Symphony and I LOVE it. Jacob's Ladder has got to be my...

Thanks. I just have 2 more questions. 1. Does it require much sleight of hand? 2. Does it always work? I don't want to bang on the table and nothing happens.

I'm considering buying this and I have a question. Is there anything that restricts it from being put into an ACR routine?

You answered it in your question. It's a variation of the bluff pass. And please edit your post due to exposure.

Yeah I know. I'm confused. I think it's the wrong link.

I've noticed that whenever I see a really popular or cardistry video they almost never stick the the original flourish. I see a flourish that I recognize but they close it or modify it to go into the next one. I was wondering if this is really necessary. Thanks, Charlie

That was sick! I have no clue how you did that and you performed it flawlessly. The only problem is it seems a bit TOO simple. My guess is the spectator would rather see something that's more magical than just a head scratcher.

I'd recommend either The Trilogy or Dangerous both sold here at Theory 11. They will both be challenging at first so you need to make sure you persevere and stick with them.

Of course you will have trouble concealing the pass if you're not doing it correctly. What you're doing seems to be more of a charlier cut with two hands. I suggest you learn how to do a pass from a reliable source and THEN work on concealment.

The reaction doesn't matter. The way they show their amazement doesn't change how much they were amazed. If people are known for being loud, they'll probably yell or scream. Some people, instead of thinking that you're truly magic, will think of it from a logical stand point. They are more...

Well I just don't want him to buy the trick and think he's got it and accidentally reveal it on youtube or to some friends.

This is a weird thread. Ellusionist's cards have a different stock and finish and none feel like the guardians. Why don't you just buy guardians or centurions. A cheap deck of cards that feels like guardians to me are Tally-Ho.