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also I've heard it is fairly tough to learn routines in those DVD, but I don't know for sure since I haven't seen it myself. I guess it'll be some other peoples who've seen it will be able to elaborate more in detail.

In the beginning there was coin by Jay Noblezada, if you are looking for a DVD. Trust us... SICK and Coin One is probably where you want to get at not where you want to start...

I have done similar things before. For some reason, showing the selection before showing the kicker of different back and etc., gives better reaction, at least for me. It kinda goes to the idea of giving audience one thing to swallow at a time. I do a similar (but different plot) effect often. I...

I got questioned if my red back bike was a trick deck. It's a luck of a draw, some people will be asking if that is trick deck regardless and some will take everything you say at the face value. I suppose custom decks are more prone to the question than the regulars, but that's just part of...

well... you show pure blue back the whole time, so yes it'd be odd to see red back all of the sudden. But if you show the red back first, people will get the sense that will be their card, and that is something you would want to avoid if possible. I guess since I brought it up, I'll throw in...

I think for the climax, I'd show the selection first, then show the change in the back color. I didn't like showing red back before showing the selection, because the audience gets a little too ahead of you.

I'll be a follower for now... Real name: Caleb Oh Age: 23 Hobbies other than magic: Guitar, Bass, Music in general, and chemistry How I started in magic: I had learned fewe tricks long ago, at one point, I didn't have my guitar with me for a long period of time, and found a deck of cards...

yep, they got 5000 decks and everything.

It's a good prelude to all-back routine. i.e. Satisfaction Guaranteed by Daniel Garcia

If you need it badly enough you can order 3 deck deal from the playing card company

I was confused by who it was until I heard his voice. He looks very different with his hair. Nice performance, airtight was also performed by David Copperfield, correct? Or am I just imagining things?

Spirit of Magic is a documentary on Dai Vernon. Done in 1999, aired in Canada. I had a chance to watch it at one point, though cannot recall where. It'd be a good watch/resource.

I think he briefly goes over that move in his "Magic Farm"

are you spreading face up or face down...? if spread is face down... one way forcing deck would be the easiest way to do it.

I think that would require a lot of modifications... Just because card and bill do not share same thickness... I guess it can still work...

Chicago Opener and its variations. Ultimate 2 card transpo.

Black faced card... card printing. I don't know what the name is... Presto... something. Someone can intervene on this.

ABC or ADG. Just guessing.