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My take on Ernest Earick Broadside Center Steal with top replacement. https://www.instagram.com/p/BXLS3oglNUt/?taken-by=_dl360_&hl=pt

Could you please post pictures of the box from different angles?

The first part where he makes the cards vanish is called "snap deal" by Lennart Green. P.S: Please avoid youtube tutorials and acquire the creator work

@Cardmafia on instagram is a great option, they put playing cards for sale every 24 hours. Just contact them directly through DM.

I don't think the OP is talking about the use of double tape to make a double back card. What I understood, is that he applied double tape to one of the sides of the double backer and when it sticks to other card he wants ways to peel them apart whithout making noise while performing.

I don't know the aplication for your double backer, but one small strip on one side is normaly enought to addere to another card. Regarding the peeling noise, you can apply a Dick Kornwinder's procedure to separate the cards without making noise. I will not reveal what it is, but you can find it...

13 Steps to Mentalism by Tony Corinda and Practical Mental Magic by Theodore Annemann are solid, must have books on mentalism. Other books like Psychological Subtleties by Banachek, The Artful Mentalism of Bob Cassidy, Pure Effect by Derren Brown and Mind, Myth & Magick by T.A Waters are also...

I think that another aspect of practice that people don't do or tend to be skeptical about, is mental practice. After you have physically practiced a sleight or a routine, it can be reinforced only by imagination, by practicing in your brain in vivid detail. I have been doing it for many years...

Probably this is not new to some of you. But for those who haven't seen it, in this performance Helder Guimarães does the most raw, clean version of ACAAN I've ever seen! Share your thoughts.

I disagree. A sleight can be seen in two ways, its inner mechanical motions (inner reality) and its outer mechanical motions (outer reality). What we performers “see” and do (inner reality) when executing any type of pass is indeed a very complex feat in mechanical appearance, as we are...

This thread https://www.theory11.com/forums/threads/when-card-tricks-go-wrong.46936/ gave me the idea to start this discussion. Does a magician who buys a book/DVD/effect from another magician has the right to perform that material? Or is it only to be used as a source of ispiration and not to...

The link on my last post is wrong https://www.instagram.com/p/BQO3eNNBN3v/?taken-by=_dl360_

To control a card to the top (when not having a table) I normaly use any of the following: -Side steal -My variation of The Silent Half Jiggle Pass by Derek Dingle -Midnight Shift by Steve Draun -Double-Undercut -Broadside Center Steal by Ernest Earick with my take on top placement (You can...

I haven't seen those performances, but by your description I can guess that the first effect is based on "Finger Flicker" by Pit Hartling and it's described on his book called Card Fictions. The Katy version can be done using the same method but alongside the works of Si Stebbins, Juan Tamariz...

Red: 9 of Clubs Green: 3 of Diamonds Red: 2 of Hearts Green: 7 of Diamonds

Your answer is correct! It's your turn to ask a question :)

In Guy Hollingworth's book, "Drawing Room Deceptions", Guy dedicated the book to Cholmondeley. Who was Cholmondeley? Correct answer is: Guy Hollingworth's dog Since no one got the question right I will make another one: Dai Vernon's elbows were smashed as a result of helping a youger person...

No P.S: You had me go for a search trying to find a link between Lewis Carol/Cholmondeley eheh. Was he one of the illustrators for the book Alice in Wonderland? and no Small hint: It as nothing to do with locations