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Exactly. And i think the original idea of 1on1 was to be for beginners. Anyway, i got the same reactions like d+M did, when the whole room exploded in amazment, but i got it with "Killer Spies"...

Riffle force. But im going to practise a classic force...

Are you talking about that one, in the alcatraz, with 4 kings, that Paul did? If you do, that is my favourite trick, and i do it all the time also. Once i performed a simple sandwitch trick, and used teleportation presentation ("look, your card is going to teleport from the middle of the...

Yup, i posted the same request some time ago. I would love to see Aaron do the classic pass, and explain it...

And that is exactly why we need a Spam Forum on T11.

I think that everybodys age should be written near their nicknames, so that you can better understand what that member is saying, and his problem. I'm 22 btw.

Start with the first two. They are the easiest by my opinnion. I dont have Tallys or Wynns, i just use regular Bicycles, and it works fine ;)

Thanx man ;)

Maybe we can ask moderators and owners of T11 forums to make a special forum here, that will have all those things that you mentioned...

On the DVD of Jerry Cestkowski - encyclopedia of playing card flourishes, is he teaching the flourishes, or just showing them how they look?

In 1in9, you have alot of moves from Daryl's Enciclopedia of Card Sleight's. So anyone who dont have that, cant really understand the sleight you put in 1in9. I would love to see more pdf's, and performance video of 1in9.

You can get Royal Road to Card Magic.pdf at lybrary.com for 5$.

Sweet video, nice arsenal of moves. That sybil was DEMONICLY fast :)

The difference is in the motions. Invisible pass has this motion when top short edge of the deck hit's your eyes (or in this case, camera), and then you see top of the deck, something like up-down motion. Classic pass has no motions in the wrist of the hands, just finger motions. I hope...

It is Invisible Pass not a Classic Pass ;) But it wasn't bad, keep it up.

Control, Silver Dream and Stigmata

Thanx alot Sean.

Is there any kind of gimmick involved? And is the setup difficult to do?

I picked up Trilogy while i was a beginner (im between beginner and intermediate now), and i can tell you from my personal expirience, Trilogy is not for beginners. Get something else before Trilogy. I would say that Trilogy is good for people who are about a year into magic.

Most famous: David Copperfield and David Blaine Funniest and most creative: Daniel Garcia and Wayne Houchine Best sleight of hand (my oppinion only), and my favourite: Aaron Fisher