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Yeah, completely agree. And one more advice: even if you can't do the move you want to learn, don't be unsettled, you just need to be patient. In 1 (2, 3) month(s), try to do that move again - and you can find that you can do it. It's all about your practicing process and the time it takes. For...

Old video, it's just pure mentalism.

I like to use standard Bicycles and Bicycle 125 (in performance and practicing). Classic. Don't like to "kill" expensive decks on practicing and performance, they're just for me.

Yes, the best selection in this category of tricks, definitely. Also, check out Jay Sankey's Carbon Paper (also taught on Wayne Houchin's Art of Magic).

And one more advice: if you can't execute the cut, it doesn't mean that you're doing or learning it wrong :) It's just everything comes with time.

Of course. Things happen :)

Can one of the methods be applied to the deck of cards?

Another "screw Criss Angel" thread. Man, we know that most of us hate him :) Why create another thread about it?

Found this move very beautiful, deceptive and easy to do. Great work!

Definitely buy it. Very fun to do, and even to watch.

I suggest you to buy Andrei Jikh's Genesis vol.1, he teaches basic cuts (Revolution, Charlier, Thumb and etc), fans and little flourishes. Flexibility comes with practice. The more you repeat doing something, the more flexibility, speed and precision you will get. You can check finger exercises...

Try to use another deck with different finish, and I don't reccoment you to use any kind of "super powders". You must rely only on the deck quality and your skills, not on ability of using some sort of additional helping.

Does this trick use any kind of force? If does not, that is sweet.

Well done, liked the handling. My handling is the exact same as in DVD and his book ("One", if I'm not mistaken). It's when the spectator tells you when to stop when you riffle through the pack, and he finds the card that was in your pocket. I like this version more, but your is awesome, too.

Thanks for your advice :) But, unfortunately, I can't do classic pass. I have several deceptive card controls in my arsenal, such as Shinobi, Swing Swivel Undercut Control, Double undercut, and, now, Riffle shuffle control. I know that these are not terribly difficult to do, but they look...

The box cannot be examined by the spectators, and the seal too.

Thanks for your tips, and yeah, I know how to get a break invisible, the most comfortable way for me is dribbling the cards :) I shot a video of me doing this move, it's completely invisible, even if your hands are burned, believe me. But, if there are more tips - welcome :)

I wanna talk about this control to you guys. I mean, not about keeping the top card while doing riffle shuffle, about controlling the card beneath the pinky break to the top. Hopefully, you'll understand me. So, I just love this sleight and wanna ask you - is this move invisible? Will the...

That's it. Remember - if one person could do something, the other person can do it too, always. Don't you think Andrei just took the cards and did these two cuts? Practice, I mastered my revolution cut for one month, and mastering it up till now. The same thing with thumb cut. Good luck! And...

Always wanted to know more about this move and learn it - now I've got this opportunity.