i remember I learnt this trick when I was I kid, and I was just rocking it everyday lol was nice to remember it

Nice! Thanks

Great tutorial 👏👏

Clever 🎉

Why give away other people's ideas? I assume you didn't invent this effect.

This trick I used to open my lectures about the methods in musicology. I was underlining the necessity of re-reading the documents, the sources by every new generation of scientists, not relying on what we know was written down on the red card. Sometimes the red card contains a scripture that reveals something else.

Hint: at a large gathering with music, if you accidentally tap quarters together nobody hears it. Fold the table cover in half. Nobody really notices it as a setup

I need to practice shuffling, your really good. Thanks for the tips.

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Just bought a new deck and have had one before. Wasn't too sure i could put them into piles like that. I'll have to try that. As long as they stay slightly shorter after tapping the bottom i see it's possible.

Nice handling. A little late to the game with my response. lol

I like performing this by having the spectator lick the cards. I’ll then use crowd management to switch the cards. I’ll them perform the routine and say, “That’s not all. What were your chosen cards again?” Then I’ll show that the cards have been changed entirely. It’s a palming thing.

The real magic trick here is the subtle Irish accent he has.

So, where do you get your performance mat? It is a good size, and I need one, at least for practice.

Good

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Great tutorial. In my own version I do it either like invisible deck and have them think of a card or I start out by showing them the faces and having them pick one, then I cull the odd-backed card from the top/back of the deck to be directly on top of the selection, cutting the deck to have the odd-backed card and selection on top (a completely logical move). Squaring up the deck and turning it over, it looks like the whole deck would match the odd-backed card. I say "OK, this is your card. There's one thing unusual about it, know what it is?" When they say no, I do a double-lift and flip over their card, spreading the rest of the deck to show that they've picked the only odd-backed card. Then I turn the two top cards over as one, put the odd-backed one on the table face-down, and continue with the rest of the routine.

so many saying tsk its boring

Trop de parole...demi mal expliquée. Arrêtez de parler, faite comme David Stone..il montre et il explique sans parler continuellement.

Cool Tricks

Class man after all these years

Эх ребятки, я вот, что скажу из моей лично практики, это то, что с данной колодой карт я почти за все варианты исполнения кроме финального (где мы демонстрируем, что карта зрителя теперь вся колода) Дело в том, что вот как это воспринимает зритель психологически - "мда, не знаю как это теперь вся колода стала моей картой, но то что таких карт много то теперь понятно как он угадывал где моя карта..) Понимаете ? Я не делаю такого и от этого эфект подачи трюка ещё более силён.

Will Tsai on America got talents turned the card over every time he picked up the card to show that there are no coins behind. How did he pull that off?

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TO HARD AND IMPOSSIBLE. HAX

The easiest one might be the Hindu force but the better one is the hofzinser spread force. Let the card on the bottom ride under with the deck as you spread the cards in the deck from left to right asking the soectator to touch a card. When they touch one you simply quickly position that bottom card to where they touched a card in the spread, and take it out to show it is the force card. Way better than the Hindu force. I've had a child tell me it wasn't the card they stopped at when using the Hindu force. I never used it again!

intro was gud :')

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Excellent demo.

I wish people would mention the creator of the original routine. It is Al Leech.

Thanks.

The biggest giveaway for these decks is how short the full deck riffle is. It’s only 26 clicks worth at most and you rarely hit each pair too, so it’s only like 20ish clicks instead of the 40-50 you normally hear in a real deck.

Super

I see. So how do coins actually move from card to card?

If this is the best coin matrix, then I'm a god lol

Thank you

I really wish people would not use that awful move at 3:40 - it is simply ridiculous, obvious and just ruins every effect it is included in. Please try and change it for any of the way better moves that accomplish the same thing. I made up a way of turning the bottom card over and making it appear it is the top card being turned over and it looks way way better than that terrible move. Please, take my advice and try not to use it!! I am not alone in thinking this about that move, many magicians don't use it and don't like it.

Very well explained. clever stuff

Where u get this color chip Cause the have other color chip That are weak .. i could tell people could examine it from the start to end of the show

It's.amazing.good.magic.thankyou.

Fantastic handling! I always carry dream Queen around but this is a nice little twist.

cool routine thanks for explaing

MY LIKE GOT IT TO 5.8K! YES

Something I do at the very last lift is to pick up both cards at the same time, moving them back toward me but low at first, then raising up. People will swear that they saw the last coin shoot across the table very quickly... I think it plants an unspoken suggestion that maybe somehow all of the coins went sliding around but so fast they missed it.

Great trick also are you ever going to come back?

Great trick nicely done.

Thank you dude!

Great stuff! I love this deck. It was the first trick deck that I bought! Many years back!

Thank You for teaching.

If you deal past it, they'd be back to back; you could make up a story to explain why.