I love this kind of cardtricks! At each moment there is something happening, it fits all nicely together and the audience has no clue.

I had to pause the video right after the end of the explanation of your handling to say that was one of the most well-designed and thought-thru? handlings with the best subtle justifications that don't give away the methods, I've seen in a while! Awesome trick! We're watching mastery at its best ppl! ✌️❤️

For the past few months, my 2 go to card tricks I do for family and friends are 1. Chicago Opener and 2. The invisible Card. Love them both!!!! And they have no clue how the card got face up back into the middle of the deck !!! And adding the EC at the end-- NICE!!!-- I'm going to try it that way thanks!!!!

God I love a fellow magic nerd. "I had to dig really deep to find this one - it was actually really fun" Gah! Fine! I'll subscribe! Sheesh. 😂 (I had already subscribed, I'm just saying...I love how research can actually be fun to people like us. And that fun is infectious)

Been learning this trick what a great handling thanks Sean

I really dig how u take a trick like this and make it your own as well as more powerful and convincing. Thanks Sean. I will be selfishly using this version from now on.

Very nice Sean as usual!!

Loving hearing the history / origin of the trick. Thanks for digging that up and sharing!

The elmsley count idea was so good, I've used it and my friends reactions are getting better. Thanks for the video Sean

💯 Execelent tutorial, thanks. I got some happy practicing to get to

Great explanation and tutorial, Sean! Very classy feel to this routine!

Thanks for all, for me the best magic channel on youtube

First of all. Your channel is really great. It's informative and well done. This trick is one of the first trick I learned when I started magic in my late teens. And now about 15 years later it's still one of my go to tricks. I perform it a little bit differently. I but I must say i think this way brings more mystery to it. I will definitely try this one out.

I love this. I been doing the textbook biddle but this is so much more fun!!! This is why we are besties 😂😂

Nice handling of this classic effect Sean.

Super! I love your handling. I was doing this trick with four cards. After moving the selected card to deck, I used the Emsley count to count 3 as 4 and then concluded the effect in a similar fashion.

Beautiful performance and tutorial 🤜🤛👍👍👍👍👍

Sorry for the late comment Sean! I just finished another semester at college, now I can watch all of your videos I couldn't watch yet. The Biddle Trick is a great trick and one of my go-to tricks. I always perform the original handling, but I love your handling as well! I can't wait to practice your handling then perform it! Congratulations on 4K! Now onto 5K! #Roadto5K!

Case Solved indeed! That was great coverage on this; I've wondered myself about the history. Wonderful video!

Great video as always Sean :) .... My favorite version of a trick using the biddle move/steal is the escape of the three muskateers by Cy Endfield :) - that takes the biddle move to another level :D

Great video!

Another nice trick!

The biddle trick is an absolute classic of powerful card magic. Love this video like always!

Bro you really are amazing

Sick handling bro, I’m gonna have to try it

Sorry Sean but I didn't enjoy your vidéo..i just LOVE it ❤️....you learned us more than a trick, all the story behind the name of this trick is Amazing 😍 Thank you so much Mentor, you are the BEST !!!

Great video!!! as every time. And what I like so much is a litle history lesson,because my first language is not English, and as far as literature about card magic is concerned, everything is in English, so it is sometimes difficult for me to find things that you share in videos with us. #TNX #HappyPracticing

Yo man... Great video 📹 👍 👏 I do the same trick with 8 cards, but I guess this was better.... Thank you :)

Thanks!

Check out John Gustafero’s Biddleless Effect in his book One Degree. I performed it at a walk around gig and it killed.

Hi Sean, I always watch your videos. I always learn a lot from them, practically and theoretically. I never usually ask for anything. but this time I wanted to ask you a favor if it is possible to teach us some way to force a group of cards, for example 5 cards. I have seen all your frozajes videos (very good) but I would be very grateful if you could show us some card group forces. thank you very much, keep it up

Pls make a updated collection of all books you have

Can anyone tell me which are the best card tricks?

😁😁😁🥰

Thanks for all background details you mention. Do you know who introduced the shuffle/control where you put pressure both on the top and bottom card so they both end up at the bottom (original top card is covered by the face of the bottom card)? You use it in this video as well. And whats the name?

Hi Sean, have a question if you could help me with…on “The Bittle Trick” where it comes to dividing the deck into equal halves with magicians choice, what phrase would you suggest using ? Thanks for any help you may provide ,

This was so good! Whats your handling on cards across? If you ever use it

I took the idea of the BT BC teaches on Inside Magic DVD which I own & added a Criss Angel element to it where after I count 5 cards & theyve seen there card I take all 5 cards & throw them hard at the closed card box which contains there selection & as the cards fall one by one to the cold floor below I turn them over one at a time remarking I only have 4 cards revealing them all to not be theres then have them open the box & spread to reveal the ultimate mind fuck😎🃏

Never heard of this trick before.

How is the biddle move different from the elmsley count?

First

VERY poor tutorial!!! You blather on about some pointless history for about 10 minutes; then you go on to infer that "we all know the Biddle move" (we all don't!). Next you carry out an extremely arrogant tutorial -- and it finally gets 'done'. You have done such a poor job here, that I will have look for a tutorial on this trick elsewhere. I think I'll unsubscribe too.