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Yet another take on DM's Middle Deal. https://vimeo.com/104842529 Enjoy!

Here is my take on DM's Middle Deal. Enjoy. https://vimeo.com/104703334#at=4

This is my entry. RS-12. https://vimeo.com/89827606

Awesome work!

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The bottom deal is pretty complicated because of the fact that there are soo many handlings, grips and so on. I believe that your first step for learning this "move" should be to look at Jason England's download here on T11. his teaching is beyond superb and will help you greatly. After you've...

I've been studying Psychology for 9 years now (formal education and on my own) and I totally agree with you. I believe that it's NOT the amount of material that counts, but the understanding that matters. knowing "something" in this field is equal to "nothing" if you don't know it's true and...

Hi Bailey. My review on COG will be quite different because I don't consider myself a "Magician". I'm learning and working primarily around the field of Psychology and the deceptive practices. Now for the review - The product itself is an amazing piece of art. It's difficult, requires several...

COG by Ben Seward.. I've never heard or seen a better effect in the "Think of a card" plot

True Astonishments, Card College, Drawing Room Deceptions, EATCT, All of (or most) Darwin ortiz work is a must and The complete Walton.. Those, in my opinion are a must have

Gambler's Cop, Single-Card Shift (single card straddle pass) and the almighty Second Deal

Stigmata and Invisible Palm by Wayne Houchin.

Madison Rounders and Dealers are the favorites. Also the purple Artifice.

if you find the history of TEATCT and S.W.Erdnase interesting then YES

Such a great book! if you ever wondered who really was S.W.Erdnase you should definitely buy it. Its full of amazing details about who he was and versions of his creation (TEATCT).

Think of it this way - Practice the move and film yourself\use the mirrors from where it would appear to be your spectator point of view. Mirrors \ videos are meant to show you what the audience will see when performing the moves. Don't try to fool the camera with special angles, try to figure...

"The magician King" Lev Grossman

I believe that you'll get better in time -practice and experience- The only issue I really had with this video is the lighting. It was sometime hard to figure out what is happening. Nice handling btw..

I don't know about the shooting cards but I believe that Daniel Madison\Jeff Lianza\Jason England are the best source for the Gamblers Cop. Jason has a great download here on T11. To get a card from the center to a cop I use the Single-card straddle pass (again by Jason England) or the squeeze...

I tend to use the Spread Pass, Bluff Pass, single card shift -as taught by Jason England here on T11- I sometimes use the Kalush's cut as a control -it can be found on D&D website.