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uniformity of action. If every time you turn over a single card, you do the same action, there's no reason for them to be suspicious.

depends on your presentation style.

It's called the MacMillan Turnover switch. There's a 1-on-1 on this site with instruction from Jason England on the move. It's not hard at all. Compared to the bottom deal, it's a breeze. As for seeing it in your hand after the switch, it's all about audience management and misdirection.

This is what magic should be. Taking effects and making them your own, making them unique to you and your character. Take notes kids, Sperry knows what he's on about.

True, it's a T11 product, but I imagine that Jermay will still be profiting from T11's sales.

If you could have your time again, what one thing would you do differently?

I know right? Ah well.

Hahahahahaha.

Do you think we could extend the deadline by 3 days? I just realized I don't have a working camera.

Tried doing the move with Bridge size cards?

I'm more amused at the amount of responses this thread's gotten.

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thumb tip.

Hmm, yeah, I might as well go and rob a convenience store as well, since doing that's free... I might as well go stab someone on the street and take their wallet, since that's free as well... Loser.

Didn't want to create a new thread, so I'll just ask here. When doing the muscle pass, is there a way to reduce the coin's "spin"?

Hollingworth's is amazing on so many levels.

Yeah sure, send me a challenge.

I wrecked about 3 decks of cards practicing the truffle shuffle. They're both excellent, but I'd use the truffle shuffle in more situations than the manfred shuffle.

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