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10 of spades 3 of clubs 8 of hearts

7 of clubs 9 of diamonds 5 of clubs

Ace of hearts 10 of diamonds King of spades

Gunna go with 5 decks

Everytime I have watched Penn and Teller, they have always put a twist on a very cliche trick. For example, they performed the classic "saw the woman in half" and they let the audience look at the box for a while after she was split in two and eventually everyone figured it out. Then they put...

The need to know seems enormous when you don't know much about magic but once you know how it's done, the trick is ruined for you. Unless you have every intention of practicing magic, I would try and leave it a secret. It's more fun for the performer and spectator that way.

Thanks! Ill definitely use it. Probably would've helped if I had a second deck on me at the time. /:

This time it wasn't my performance because the deck is in their hands for a portion of it. Someone else wanted to do a card trick and I had to tell them no. It was mostly my fault because I didn't have a decent excuse so thats why I made this thread.

So today I performed a new trick with 14 double backed cards and it worked well every time and I got the reaction I wanted. The only issue was that when I was done, everyone wanted to see the deck. What are the best ways to deter them from that strain of thought or the best excuses as to why...

Im on the same page as you, to be honest. Since I started handling cards, I just see the opportunities naturally to do a quick move to give myself the upper advantage. I would never do it for money or with people who would beat the **** out of me but I think with that group of friends who seem...

For Instagram, I just don't. Most people on Instagram don't because you're limited in the time you have so visual stuff works best.

Ok, thanks. Ill work on speeds and control. I only know the first part of the trick but Ill keep it in mind as I move on.

It doesn't have to be your own trick but rather your performance. I see people doing different variations of things all the time and like to point the little things out. Now, I always like constructive criticism but for only having 15 seconds to film and with no intentions of having a script...

Everyone needs a red team. A red team is a group of people who's goal is to poke holes in your trick. They analyze every aspect of the performance and openly critique it. This is the beginning of red teams. If you have a trick that you want people to try and figure out, (particularly a visual...

Love It Probably the best message you could send with a simple trick, I think its great. Hopefully others will go out and do the same. :)

Double Lift Entry http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_dHIIv2dnI Hope you enjoy :)

1) 5 of Spades 2) 3 of Hearts

1) Joker 2) Ace of Spades

Where's the coin? Hope you enjoy it, the challenge was definitely a curve ball but I think the effect is good. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhmFUMGDOOc

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