I've trying to learn the TG deck flip but every time I do it the bottom card of the the deck flyes off!
Hi agarcia,
The good news is, everyone here has had this problem some time or other. The bad news is, we'll never be sure when the habit will shake off!
I think it's important to mention that you should not apply much pressure prior to the flip. It is a mistake many people make when practicing (including myself), and since you are aiming to flip the cards a mere 360°, too much pressure will cause the deck to want to spin extra revolutions - meaning cards will fly. As a result, just apply a small amount of pressure, to the point where it is barely even noticeable (there should not be a visible bend), and apply it only
miliseconds before your flip. If you sit there holding pressure down seconds before the release, you will be adding much more than necessary.
It also helps if the deck is fairly broken in - not necessarily old, but used enough to feel comfortable - for a new deck has the tendency to slip away. Hope this helps in some way, it is certainly a beautiful flourish!
Fellow practitioner,
Jordan