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You should probably do. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wqEcGfjOdE Don't forget to rate, comment and subscribe on YouTube guys.

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It depends on your character while you're performing. But personally I think that the Utopia is a better choice. But that's just me, keep that in mind.

That is awesome! You should definitely sumbit this to The Wire. I look forward to buying this man.

It's a Classic force.

I'm sure he meant Russia.

You are such an intellegent person.

It really fooled me badly so many times, definately looking forward to buy it :D

The haunted pack part seemed a bit rushed (you did it too fast, watch how Patrick does it), apart from that everything is fine, especially the pop out move (it's as good as Patrick's one). Great job man.

Nice! Haven't seen this before and have NO clue how the move works.

He did not look nervous to me, absolutely. Everything I disliked is the way he performed the first transposition effect (I mean the way he handled the deck). Also, the last effect he performed (Rizer), was rushed a liiiiiitle bit. But besides of that, everything was really nice. Great job, Eric!

It's a fantastic thing that only one person mentioned about the multiple culling as a control to the bottom of the deck. It's the way to go!

You can use it after doing a double lift (I'm sure you know what I'm saying). Or, you can use it while doing Daniel Madison's Half Vanish.

Don't perform to an audience that burns your hands and openly say that they are trying to catch you. In all cases you will lose. The magic is not the thing that should be performed when audience expects you to do funny moves, it's about naturalness of the situation. But that's just an opinion of...

If you want a good idea for a trick with a snap change, I recommend the Dan and Dave's Commercial 1on1. There are three points why I do so. Firstly, this variation of a Snap Change (which is called Click Change) is MUCH more angle proof, the clean up is very easy. Secondly, you get a nice force...

The old deck becomes thicker because of the temperature differences. Also, every single card becomes thicker because of using the deck (that sounds weird and obvious, I know), and all 54 cards make that 5 card "difference" you see. If you could get a time machine, go back to the August 2010 and...

So here is me guys after talking with Mark for an hour :) He showed me some great subtleties on Classic Pass that make it 99% angle proof! It may sound unbelievebly, but it is so. His variation is fluid and very smooth. I really like it and will put very much practice in it so I can use this...

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If you perform magic, each of those three options should look fair. But if you position yourself like a cardman, none of those are applicable. But that's just my opinion.

The correct link is this one.