June 29th, 2010

Insanity Triumph

"In my opinion, one of the cleanest Triumph effects out there - as you can show both packets face up and face down and also do a really clean shuffle. Plus, it has a killer ending. Thanks for watching!"

NickGanesh

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avihoffmanmagic16 years ago

I love it. Can't put it any better than that. Keep up the good work!

Al White16 years ago

Very Clean routine! The King Pop out was pretty wicked, nice touch. BTW where can I find that Coheed and Cambria Remix???

JLF16 years ago

Superb, just a great thing to see. I like the flashy aspect and the top and bottom seller. Lovely just lovely.

Rev16 years ago

Very smooth, but i second was Chris W says above me. You cut the card into the centre and then show it's not on top or bottom. Well, obviously, because you just cut it into the centre! You're kind of proving something that should be obvious to the spectators and that might make them suspicious (i.e. you seem desperate to prove it's in the centre because really it isn't). Other than that great trick. Sleights were perfect and you didn't go too fast or too slow. Just right really! Rev

zatch16 years ago

Your Double blows my mind 5*

MalibuARMY16 years ago

Very nicely done and very smooth. Most triumphs are not very different from each other but this one was amazing. Well done.

NickGanesh16 years ago

this kids good

nero16 years ago

this is dai vernons triumph(tenkai variation).Nice job done there.Daryl explains this in one of his dvds. Nice ending btw :)

Chris W16 years ago

Wow. Very nice. I really enjoyed it. The only thing I would say is I didn't like you showing the top and bottom cards. I just felt it was unnecessary. But, again, very nice!

KeoSilver16 years ago

I agree, it was kind of like: Here is the top card and the bottom card, they are obviously not your cards since you just cut them into the middle I am satisfied. Furthermore, this conditions the specs into thinking that there card is going to end up on either the bottom or the top. Then you do the fancy cut and a cynical spectator will catch ya out by saying: Oh now my card is on the top. Overall it is a great piece of work. The pop out at the end was a nice touch, but that revelation opens another entire can of worms. What is the motivation to mix the cards face up into face down? Why is that card the one to pop out? If you could simply find the card by making it pop out, why go through the strange shuffling? Just some thoughts for ya to ponder. Once again, wonderful piece overall. Silver