Great real world examples of a simple but so deceptive switch .As always your presentation mis directs from the pack. Having direct and personal interactions with your audience takes all the heat off the deck. The audience aren't even looking at the deck. This switch becomes natural and virtually invisible by the performers style and interaction with his audience. Thanks for your expertise as always and your great tips/explanations. I find them so useful. 😄😄🙏🙏 On a separate note of forcing a card I love the cut deeper force. Have you demonstrated this self working but effective force
Thank you so much! You're absolutely right, and I'm glad it was useful to you! 😊😊 I'm not sure, I might have done it in one of my earlier trick videos, I don't really remember. It's a really nice force regardless! 😀👍
Amazing tutorial, such a fun move to practice and execute. I always feel relieved once I did the top change and no one notices 😂 I love those awesome tricks as well, lovely ideas!
Thanks man!! 😊🙏 Haha, yeah it's like that in the beginning, it's like doing a pass or a palm, when starting out it always feels like they will notice 😆
really nice tutorial my friend !!! it's true, top change is a fundamental technique for card magicians and, even though I do gambling stuff, I'll learn it
Thanks man! I checked your channel out and really liked what I saw 😀 Yeah, it might not be working at the card table, but can still be nice in gambling routines. I know a trick by Juan Tamariz, where you give yourself four cards for a royal flush, but it looks like you fail with the last one. But then you magically change it (by using the top change) to get a complete royal flush. It's pretty strong!
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Fantastic tutorial. Used properly it is invisibly devastating 👏👏👏👏😀
Thank you so much, your comments always mean a lot! 🙏😀
Great real world examples of a simple but so deceptive switch .As always your presentation mis directs from the pack. Having direct and personal interactions with your audience takes all the heat off the deck. The audience aren't even looking at the deck. This switch becomes natural and virtually invisible by the performers style and interaction with his audience.
Thanks for your expertise as always and your great tips/explanations. I find them so useful. 😄😄🙏🙏
On a separate note of forcing a card I love the cut deeper force. Have you demonstrated this self working but effective force
Thank you so much! You're absolutely right, and I'm glad it was useful to you! 😊😊
I'm not sure, I might have done it in one of my earlier trick videos, I don't really remember. It's a really nice force regardless! 😀👍
Wonderful tutorial my friend ☺️👍☺️👏💪💪
Thank you so much Robert!! 🙏😊
Amazing tutorial, such a fun move to practice and execute. I always feel relieved once I did the top change and no one notices 😂
I love those awesome tricks as well, lovely ideas!
Thanks man!! 😊🙏 Haha, yeah it's like that in the beginning, it's like doing a pass or a palm, when starting out it always feels like they will notice 😆
Great tutorial and some really useful examples of how to incorporate the change into a routine 👏
Thank you so much, I'm glad it was useful! 😀🙏
Hello "teacher" Always so precise in the explanations and I love the movement with the case. Happy Sunday to you 👌👌👍👍
Thanks a lot my friend!! 🙏😄 Yeah, I really like that cover move too!
In real life it happens so fast people barely see it. Thanks for all the videos bro.
You're so right my friend! Thank you!! 😀🙏
I always enjoy your teaching style 👍
Thank you! 🙏😊
Great tutorial Brother!!🙏🙏🙏🙏
Thanks a lot man!! 🙏🙏😀😀
Great tutorial ! Thank you
Thank you so much, I'm glad you liked it! 🙏😀
Thank you for tutorial. Very good.
I'm glad you liked it! 😊👍
really nice tutorial my friend !!! it's true, top change is a fundamental technique for card magicians and, even though I do gambling stuff, I'll learn it
Thanks man! I checked your channel out and really liked what I saw 😀 Yeah, it might not be working at the card table, but can still be nice in gambling routines. I know a trick by Juan Tamariz, where you give yourself four cards for a royal flush, but it looks like you fail with the last one. But then you magically change it (by using the top change) to get a complete royal flush. It's pretty strong!
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Thank you!! 🙏🙏😀😀