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Is it similar to the angle sensitivity of le cool control? I'm looking for a control that will leave a card outjogged in the middle, while getting it to the top. This might be it. Is it only good straight on?

Varies between people I'm sure. Like anything in life that requires practice. Took me less than a week to be able to do it quickly with the deck pretty beveled. Another week to do it without looking. And now I'm in the process of being able to do it while talking or not paying attention to it...

I'm far from experienced, but I've had my share of performances on strangers now and this is what I've noticed in regards to your list there. 1) Make them feel important. For me since I'm a new magician I open up with the, "...I've never performed in front of someone before. I'd love if you...

Le Cool Control by Christian Grenier

I'm new to magic (one month), so I always open to strangers with a, "Hi, I'm Christian. Sorry to bother you. Would it be alright if I showed you something? I'm new to magic and have never performed before (i'm lying) and I'd love if you'd be my first". Thats where I follow up with the chicago...

Thanks! Ohh okay. I've tried that and I think it is working a lot better now. Also I let the deck rest(?) I guess you could say and for whatever reason it has become less sticky. That also helps. @kolebear Not sure what you mean by wave the deck, but I tried stealing it a little more...

Thanks for all the advice, everyone! It's been really helpful seriously. I have been working on my patter and misdirection way more in the last week. Unfortunately my test dummy (my girlfriend) doesn't take her eyes away from my hands so I've had to use strangers at school and I get nervous as...