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I can do a full flip of a packet(still working on just one card), but I mean like fast flicks and jumps. Kind of like the Diving Board Double, but with different styles. I've seen people flick cards randomly from one hand to the other really fast, not to combine the packets, but for separation.

Anything about other airborne-based flourishes? Mostly like card flicks/jumps?

Congratulations. That's one helluva magic.

Is it possible to do it at a cafe, say, not performing for a watchful audience, but for people to just watch you coincidentally?

What are the best for both flourishes and card magic? I've tried most decks from Ellusionist and it's a bit hard to flourish with the Black Tiger, Tally-Ho Viper, and Shadow Masters. I'm thinking Split Spades(original) are the best for me, plus, it comes with a gaff(kinda) card. I...

I'm a great(or bad) example of quantity > quality. I'm still quite a beginner, but I mostly perform for friends and my slights are mostly passable, it's just that everyone wants to see more. Every. Single. Time. I'm still working on getting my 3 top tricks together and make a routine out...

Spring flourishes and many proper color/card changes.

Is there a video in which I can learn all kinds of springs and dribbles? I'd also like to know other card flourishes that are airborne based.

I really want to learn the one where you hand the spectator some balls and it multiplies to like 7 or so balls. Or is that the same as the classic multiply, but with more balls? I know how the basic routines work, it looks like I'll need a lot of practice since it involves a lot of false...

I just purchased some and I have no experience with them whatsoever. I like close-up magic, are these pretty easily to learn? And are the effects on people pretty good?

Sleight of hand and gimmicks shouldn't be a versus thing unless the trick can be handled with sleight of hand, then there is no real use for gimmicks that gives you the access.

That's very kind of you! ^_^ I don't have any idea for contests of anything, really. It seems I'd lose to anything magic related because I'm a newbie. Haha. But I think it's only ideal that your contests relate to the item. Like, the rarer the item is, the harder. Stuff like that.

I've only heard about Jerry Nugget cards until I came to this forum. How much do they really cost and stuff? Do they actually feel really nice? They seem very hyped up, and I like it. Hopefully, they won't sell out.

In order to perfect it, you would need to watch it at least 4 times with constant rewinding, then practice with yourself for quite a bit. I mean, it's a great trick, I just think that it's a bit difficult and the flaw is pretty dangerous.

Torn is hard to learn and there's a little flaw on it.

Do you think just the first one will be good enough? I really don't feel like shelling out $75 dollars at the moment for two books. I own 13 Steps, Paper Engine, Mysterious Stranger and I haven't even read any of them, save Mysterious Stranger.

Cringe, in my very honest opinion, I think what you did was very cruel. It was funny in some points, I admit, but I've always loathed the people who commented on his videos with complete bashing of him. He does really bad and insanely simple magic, if you wanna call it that, but honestly...

Okay, I think I'll just skip Royal Road to Card Magic and get Card College. Man, I really wish I started doing magic using these books, everything I learned is so scattered. XD

Okay, I may just get this one instead them, I heard they're very similar. What's everybody's thoughts?

I'm still a beginner-intermediate at card magic, I would say, but I've been playing around with cards for quite a while now and I'm past the really basic stuff that I'm thinking that it would be overkill. I'm also buying Expert at the Card Table and Card Control: Practical Methods right now and...