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Kostya Kimlat was in the Bullet Catch segment too

David Stone's one is actually Michael Ammar's hand wash sequence

I'm eager to know too. I'm from Singapore and matchbooks are very rarely seen in our country. Thank you too Alvin

I've a few in mind which I considered the best so far Extreme Burn Tagged Exile Daniel Madison's Infliction (This blister variation is genius!) Thread I can't conclude until I've seen Thread.

Harry Loryane's Classic Collection Vol 1-2 Most of John Bannon's books are impromptu Paper Engine Buck Twins' materials

where can I learn this? Thanks

Hi Sean, Thanks for the reply. The issue I have about this sleight is, the demo showed a riffle peek prior the cascade move. Left handers cannot do that, all the spectators see are the white corners instead of the pips. (hold a deck in your right hand and you will understand my situation)...

Just a quick question. I've seen the demo on this. How does this sleight be useful for a lefty?

Aaron Fisher has one in his FISM notes

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Where did you learnt this? Looks great.

Was the 'clip' phase, supposed to be done like in that video? Isn't it supposed to be hidden while shaking or was the shake only meant to hide the 'shift'?

Winter Change and Duck Change Ben Earl's Stroke Change is elegant too. But take quite some work to get it down smooth.

The Silent Treatment

For those who are interested, the first phase is a routine from 5X5 Japan, under the name 'Double Shock' which of course can be similarly accomplished with Chris Kenner's 4For4 Switch or Aaron Fisher's Catching The Switch

What I heard was, the version by Dani wasn't a very good one. A good visual learning resource of the cascade control is from Peter Duffie's Move Mastery Vol 3 or Ba*tard Moves Made Easy

any possibilities for a demo of all the effects?

3 words. Watch Bill Malone

the problem for me was the alignment of the card, it doesn't seems to align square with the deck after the replacement. Any help? pls pm me. thanks

the autograph looks like a scribble