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@@Grant-H2O Precisely lol.

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Ahh, thanks for letting me know! It’s a cool move.

That’s a good idea actually!

I don’t doubt it lol.

@@TrickeryMan this trick isnt new. I’ve seen this on RUclips more than 50 times. Just re search

​@DETERMINOLOGY there's a better version that can be shuffled by the spectator..just take a peak at the bottom and top card after the shuffle and continue as same.

@@MyTardisGoWhoosh I would rather see refreshing tricks or rare ones like this trick in general 100+ or more have shown it on their RUclips. And I know it’s a easy trick but there’s easy ones that’s rare that packs a punch as well those the ones I’m more interested in

@@DETERMINOLOGY ruclips.net/video/g4pBe6buuXg/видео.htmlsi=DGTMYCS0bdHt3sEg

Hi! Typically the Nikon Z6, but this one was my iPhone 12 Pro. P.S. I literally discovered your channel today, it’s good!

@@TrickeryMan Thanks for the answer!! Hah, it can't be)) Thank you !! It's great to know that you liked my chanel ))

Understandable👍

You will find this control in the book „by forces unseen“ card magic of earnest earick which i highly recommend

I'd love to know more ways!

Whaaaaat lol. Among other passes I've seen, I personally find it to be quite amazing. I was shocked when i first saw it.

​@TrickeryMan maybe I'm a bit biased. I've been handling cards and learning sleights for almost 3 decades so my standard for "incredible" is kinda high. This particular one has the issue of the actual pass itself not being a very natural movement and going from showing the faces to face down with that whole motion, it's difficult to make look natural which to me just attracts suspicion. I'm probably a pretty harsh critic but my standard for undetectable is being undetectable even to other sleight of hand artists. Us card minded folks notice everything. The weird way people hold decks and individla cards, the way some folks have a clear style of handling cards.. until they do a move that very much looks out of place with their natural handles. This move is one of them that has to be absolutely perfect. No hand movement detectable behind the face up card being shown, the drop down move being a *natural* pace.. to be fair its the drop down that I struggle to find the right pace on as well but it's always suspicious when a magician does something quicker than its usually done..

@@andymeyers4332 30 years! Phew! That makes sense. I agree with you, it doesn't look 100% natural.

​@TrickeryMan to the uninitiated, it can look very natural provided the pacing is right. The face up to face down move is tricky because the brain tells you "if you do this too slow, everyone will see what's happening.." however one of the things I learnt about magic only after i became an adult was the simple stuff can be SOOOOO convincing. I used to think the French Drop was a garbage move because I thought it was just so bluntly obvious but as I got older and I started mucking around with it while around friends, they were gobsmacked haha. This particular move can be done in the same manner but I do think having it in the middle of an Ambitious Card routine actually aids the odd looking handling because you're actively trying to display different ways you can get that card back to the top so the suspiciousness takes a back seat due to handling the cards differently than ones natural manner only supports that you're trying to be straight up with them if that makes sense...

@@TrickeryMan Also, I really dig the way you've interacted with me here. You seem like a nice, down to earth and open minded kinda dude. You've got yourself another follower.

Bow to Stern :)

I don't know why I find this funny😂

Do you have a slippery deck? If it’s kind of old and rugged, it’ll be quite hard.