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France 1:1 (3-2) Also, I'll join the ranks of those of us not totally knowing how soccer works. Good luck all!

In this video I'll be taking a look at the Sea Green Keeper Reloads by Ellusionist and breaking down everything from the basics of the deck's appearance to the way the playing cards handle to the mystery of the missing tuck case.

That’s definitely me as well. I’ve noticed that I can usually get the cards in the same general area (within 6 feet of my target) but I still need to do a lot of work on that. On the bright side at least the majority of my cards aren’t totally random in the directions they fly.

I don’t know about shoulder pain but my right bicep is fairly sore. In this craft though, it’s not uncommon after long practice hours to be sore in a place or three.

Well here’s my feeble attempt. I counted 10 cards through the 10” x 7” opening at a distance of 12 feet away. I daresay my arm will be sore in the morning. Anyways, back to my online college work. Good luck everyone!

This is a common thing with Ellusionist decks it seems. On their borderless decks I really don’t notice it as much if at all but on some of their others (the Confessions and Talons are good examples of this) it’s painfully obvious. It’s a pity each card is offset slightly different from the...

I think we’re all seeing an area we could improve in. My issue is so much centered in long term accuracy. The first 6 feet are easy. Then the cards start arcing up or down on me :(. I may just try this at the bare minimum 8 feet and try to reduce the power I put into the card instead of sitting...

To be very honest I had my doubts about this deck of cards just because I'm not the biggest fan of decks of cards that shamelessly promote someone or something else (that's not a nonprofit/cause that helps others). However, when I finally set those doubts aside and picked this deck up, it came...

Hopefully the following information will shed some light on the situation. Theory 11 produced an original run of the Guardians deck that featured an embossed tuck case, the original T11 logo at the bottom of the tuck case, and a slightly different tuck design to match. Then, later, the USPCC...

In this video I review the Product RED playing cards by Theory 11 and cover all the details from the appearance of the deck to how the playing cards handle.

Good luck everyone! Card 1: Two of Clubs Card 2: Ace of Hearts Card 1: Five of Diamonds Card 2: Eight of Spades

Since all (or nearly all) decks sold by Theory 11 currently have a very similar stock, the same finish, and often the same cut (a traditional cut), their durability is very similar. That said, which deck you buy is better to be dependent on your personal preference for the design or versatility...

I'm trying something a little different today with a quick 30 second teaser trailer I made for one of my favorite decks of cards, the Ellusionist Knights playing cards. Let me know what you think!

In this video I review the Bumble Bee playing cards produced by Ellusionist and cover the intricacies of the deck's appearance as well as the way the deck handles. As such, no details have been ignored! Also, please check out my Index Fan Masterclass and let me know what you think.

In this video I review the Black Madison Dealers playing cards with a border and cover my personal thoughts on the marking system, the way the deck handles, and how the cards look. No details have been ignored about this limited edition deck, and if you're interested in reading a bit more about...

Well the Black Edition was a limited edition run despite the cards being identical to what's inside the white tuck case, so I can't say I blame you. These may prove to be quite valuable in sealed condition assuming Ellusionist doesn't do a reprint.

In this video I review the Royal Reserve playing cards by Jeremy Griffith in collaboration with Ellusionist and cover what comes within the tuck, how the deck handles, and any other details you might be questioning. Check out the written review of this deck here...

Card 1: 2 of Hearts Card 2: 7 of Spades Card 1: Queen of Clubs Card 2: 4 of Diamonds

In this video I review the Virtuoso Fall/Winter 17 playing cards and break down what my thoughts are about how the deck looks, handles, and will hold up to use in both cardistry and card magic.

In this video I review the Gold Rarebit Playing Cards by Theory 11 and explain what makes this deck so unique from its predecessors. Also, no other details from how the deck handles to what the playing cards look like have been ignored.