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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vayf5YHf2HU

Free cardistry tutorials aren't exposure... To the OP: I don''t think they've released it yet. I'd e-mail the Virts directly and ask about it.

If you read the intro to Royal Road, the authors recommend learning at least two tricks from each section before moving on.

Adam, First off, I agree with FormlessMars22's advice on Aaron Fisher's work. He's an expert at it and has released some great YouTube videos in his Card Magic Minute series. Check out the first few videos here: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=aaron+fisher+overhand+shuffle Insofar...

This video is the best advice you'll ever receive on doubles: http://tannensmagic.blogspot.com/2010/01/aaron-fishers-free-double-lift-lesson.html There are Quicktime and Windows Media links on the page. Watch that, and let me know what you think. I'd be glad to help you and perhaps show you my...

You could try a regular Cardini change. My understanding is that in the snap, the ring and pinky clip the card, but in a Cardini, the pinky simply pops the card out. Daniel Garcia's Ego Change is another version of the Cardini change, if you're familiar with that.

The Braue Reversal in Royal Road never fails. There's a neat one done by Irving Quant, I believe, that requires a little misdirection but is solid and inconspicuous. I know it's in one of the Dan and Dave downloads, and they're all worth getting. It's basically a reversal in the motion of...

Royal Road to Card Magic.

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No problem, man. If you feel like splurging, I'd suggest the Bicycle New Fan Back that you can find here. Hands down my favorite deck for card magic.

Matt, Plastic decks often have a clumpy finish that makes the cards stick together. For this reason, paper-based decks are recommended. Regular "rider back" Bicycles are fine, as are Bees and Tally-Hos. That being said, you can use any deck for sleight of hand if you're a good enough magician...

Hey Louis, hit up this group on Facebook. It's a great way to meet fellow cardists. https://www.facebook.com/groups/351121078306093/

1. Apollo Robbins 2. Blake Vogt 3. Jonathan Bayme 4. Andrei Jikh 5. Daniel Garcia 6. Homer Liwag 1. Apollo Robbins 2. Blake Vogt 3. Jonathan Bayme 4. Jason England 5. Daniel Garcia 6. Homer Liwag

I always prefer the classic Tallys, as they have darker, richer colors to them. The Titaniums come with a nice gaff and lighter tints. Not too big of a difference in terms of feel.

Honestly, I think you should release this for free. It's sort of a sloppy move, which is intentional, but I don't think it warrants 3 bucks. No offense.

One at a time. Maybe two.

When spinning with your fingers, the contact points are crucial. Examine your fingers; find the fleshy tip that has your fingerprint on it. The corners should be placed at the bottom of this pad. Not at the very bottom, where the finger starts to flatten out, but just where the fleshy pad ends...

Try this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLFnm4d-heE

Great video. Your flow is excellent, and while the video may have been a bit too long, the moves justified it. Some of my favorite parts were the cross display at 0:24, the backhand placement at 0:43, the nice and rolling cut at 1:24, and of course the move at 2:43. The dribble is sweet. I'd...

Nice choice of music. I wouldn't suggest putting magic in unless you label it a magic x cardistry video, in which case you might include more magic. Play around with the filmography and shutter speed. I like the moves.