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Hey guys, Kevin Ho here. A couple of days ago Allan Hagen, Spencer Clark, and I had the idea to re-invigorate the formerly-defunct r/Cardistry section on reddit and make it a convenient one-stop hub for all flourishing and cardistry-related news, videos, resources, discussion, advice and, in...

Nah, I wouldn't go so far as to call Darian [what the mods edited out of both our posts]. Just inconsiderate. -Kev, The Virts

Now, that was uncalled for. -Kev, The Virts

To reiterate a point I made in some other places, the reason why I chose to publish my material in book format as opposed to a DVD is because I felt that this way, people would appreciate the material more. With DVDs it's too easy to just skip forward to the secret, watch the guy do it a...

Hm... looks like we got one on the blacklist already! Severe punishments aside, I don't know whether or not the Bucks will be teaching this, since it's more of a Molecule 4 combo than anything else... I think the best route to go for now is to just be inspired by it, and use that creative...

o rly -Kev

I'm in Singapore until mid-August. I'll be busy for the most part, but there should be a few days in between where I might be free. -Kev, The Virts

Hey thanatos, I'm in Singapore right now and I have a few copies of Smooth Ops on hand... if you'd like to save on shipping and get it instantly, then just shoot me a PM and we'll make the proper arrangements. -Kev, The Virts

You'd be surprised. -Kev, The Virts

You have to admit they're aptly named, though :| -Kev, The Author

I second that notion. -Kev, The Virts

The similarity in technique to the Miller/Victor change is credited and acknowledged in the book; however, there are certain subtleties and changes in the handling and approach that make it easier, more natural, and instantly repeatable from the get-go. I hope I didn't misuse that semi-colon...

The key to The Plainview Technique (or as I also like to call it, The Bleeder Crimp) is to hold the cards in a really low grip. The closer it is to your wrist, the better. Remember kids... it's down the road, not across the street! -Kev, The Virts P.S: (Funny to note that the OP didn't...

Get Dangerous first. Save the best for last. -Kev, The Virts

I think the best approach would be to buy 46 copies of Smooth Operations, and then put those on top of your cards to straighten them out ;) -Kev, The Virts

What a forum. Anyway, here are the years, if I remember correctly: Totally Out of Control - 1992 Showoff 1 - 1999 The Dan and Dave System - 2004 -Kev, The Virts

True that ;) -Kev, The Virts

Fun fact - when this first phase originally showed up in the Cheater's Cheater edition of Spring Jam, no one really knew the real name so they all called it 'TCTCSA Superior'. I thought that was kind of lame, so in jest I jokingly called it 'The Cut That Everyone Else Sucks At' on the dananddave...

See, that's the thing... from my experience the people I show it to are impressed. If it doesn't work for you, either practice more or stop doing it. Works for me, so... there ya go ;) -Kev, The Virts

Wait... so do you want to buy the DVD or not? Anyway, like acrogers1 said, the move is also available in his notes 'Sex Sells'. However, I would fully recommend getting the Hit the Road DVD - it's got tons of great material from not only Lee Asher and Paul Wilson, but also Dean Dill, David...