I do something similiar irl. It works when someone is half heartedly paying attention. Which is something you can ensure happens by making your trick feel very open and free to where they don't think of flipping the deck over when you say something is what it is. BUT on a trick online, ppl want to figure out the trick since they have unlimited attempts to rewatch. But IRL you get one shot, and you are more likely to get distracted by what I have to distract you. (It works a little better with less cards, but the trick feeling free is essential)

Well you’re no fun.

Because it’s a discrepant move. Like a Cross Cut Force, Ben Harris’ Superflip, Flustration Counts etc. VERY obvious to magicians but to laypeople using misdirection and words to mask your actions can be some of the most powerful tools in a magicians arsenal. 🙏🏻

I agree w LloydB

​@@LloydBthe Story about the Trick is half of the Trick 😇🥰 So many mistakes while a Trick can be fixed by a good Story 😊

@@LloydB i'm a layman and I saw the palming of the ace back into the deck, the fake flip back to the ace, and the king returning to the back pocket all on my first watch. Close... but it's all too visible.

@@LloydB What about if you hide the bottom half flip by flipping the top while covering the bottom? The palming is very good, but when you have a card on top, flip it...I know the card on top ISN'T the card that was on top because you flipped it to the bottom. I just don't understand how anyone would think "when he flipped it to the bottom, it's still on top" and then "oh wait, it changed".