What you exposed seems more difficult that i imagined. You and him deserve all the credit for being able to accomplish this feat. I hesitate to callit a trick because that diminishes your skills and dedication. Great job!
They are card mechanics, and there are only a handful of people in the world that can do what Jason Ladanye and Richard Turner can do..I believe Jason Ladanye can perform more "tricks" than Richard can but Richard is blind so that's just insane to me..
@@cmlisk6am I the only one watching who knows who Houston Curtis is? Dude is one of the most well known “legit” card mechanics in the world. And seems to be a class act as well.
I love that your description cheekily says, "kind of!" - you absolutely explained the "trick" perfectly and even executed it as such, but it's less of a trick and more of an unbelievable ability to visualize the movement of specific cards in a 52-card stack PLUS a mastery of the insane small-muscle control it takes to actually execute it. It isn't sleight of hand, it's mastery of a skill that precludes the need for sleight of hand!
I’ve been doing this stuff longer than Jason, just because I’m older. There are many aspects to card control that are extremely deceptive. My focus has always been understanding how cards get manipulated in a live game. Jason’s focus is on entertaining and fooling lay people and magicians alike. He’s good at what he does. I enjoy entertaining as well, but am more concerned with educating card players on what to look out for in terms of cheating. Take a look at my poker cheating exposed videos if you are curious how some of these moves get accomplished in actual games. Thanks for your comment.
@@ShipDaMustard96 so are you saying the explanation is wrong? Are you saying it is not done by just simply being really good knowing where the cards are in cutting correctly etc.?
@@KardSharp I'm learning card magic few monthes. For me is understandable that there are people who can control and manipulate the deck, where then know the start card positions. But can you explain, how is it possible to do this stuff when you start with shuffled deck? Jason has a few videos where another person shuffle deck for him and it looks impossible for me. Also there are few videos, where he shuffle the deck first, and only then makes a selection with help of Siri on spectator. So before he ends all shuffles, he cant know which card to track or to manipulate. Do you know how is it possible? At least an idea, maybe not a full expose
@@ShipDaMustard96best guess is: you cut at 25 cards (half deck minus one. most mages and cheaters can do it) middle kings are at the top of the right deck shuffle 13 cards each side (peaking, counting or faro shuffle. I think in this case he counted 13 cards on each side) now you have 2 kings at the top of the right deck and 2 kings one on top of each other in the middle (this is the FIRST shuffle). the deck is now reunited. now if you have in-joged the kings in the middle, you can pull the cards to the right, keeping those kings at the top this is the SECOND and easiest shuffle. just keep the 4 kings at the top of left and right decks at the top. the deck is adjusted again. last shuffle is deception: if you notice there are a bunch of cards on the left side (4+), so the kings are already there THAT SAID. this is just the way I replicated it and it's INSANE! I can't possibly do it as smoothly as he does it!! hat off to real masters
Super fun way to "expose" Jason for being really good at what he does. And I love that you're basically telling people "look how easy it is! Go ahead and do it!" 😅 He and you have clearly spent a lot of hours honing your craft. You've gained a follower!
@@KardSharpthen whats most impressive about all his tricks is there are no legit “exposed” videos. Almost every other magician has tons of exposed videos showing how tricks are done. For jason I don’t see any. Pretty impressive (Yours was the only one but you were not being serious)
Its crazy when people leave negative comments. They have no idea how much practice this takes. The hours ive spent learning BASIC false shuffles, cuts, second deals etc. just to make them look as smooth as yours! Thousands of reps and much frustration. I respect your skill level immensely! I also love the way you present information... real down to earth. Much Respect!
Much appreciated my friend! Hope you subscribe. I’ll be putting out content more consistently this year! Look forward to hearing from you on future videos!
I just started watching Jason. I've never really been into card tricks or magic but what he does with cards is unbelievable! There's not many people (like yourself) who can figure out how he's doing it
So glad you dropped by!… btw, it appears that very few know how even moreso because those who do, don’t really share the secrets. Those who don’t love to speculate. As you can see from my video, I didn’t really “expose” Jason’s method. I simply pointed out the deck order and performed the sleight as he did. ;-).
Idk why you and jason get so many negative comments or ones where ppl are acting like its easy and they could do it. This obviously has taken hundreds of hours of practice to be able to do. So how its done doesnt matter to me. You both should be praised for your skill.
Definitely one of the simpler / easier tricks Jason does, just requiring a couple perfect cuts and basic shuffles. It's just skills (ie: knowledge and lots of practice ) no real shortcuts or 'trick' required.
You are a class act Houston. You don’t even bother pointing out that this guy has no idea what he’s even talking about. I know the method, but I could never perform it. And you made it look so damn simple. “Just requiring perfect cuts and basic shuffles”. I’m sorry, dude is a clown. You are too kind to these idiots.
@@ShipDaMustard96if it's the 26th does it mean he cuts 27 cards on one side, keeping the first 2 kings at the top of the deck now the first two kings don't seem hard to get from the center, but the other two ... counting cards very fast? I certainly don't have the skills for this trick 😩
I knew how the trick is done... been playing with cards from a little boy.. the KUDOS go to those that can pull it off (yourself included) Huge Jason fan.❤
So with a little experimenting… after two faro shuffles two pairs of kings are together, one set on the top, one set on the bottom. A cut would bring them together in the middle. A third shuffle could be used to split the kings to one side and then maintain the top position during one more shuffle. But the problem is that a cut to the middle is required, so I’m missing exactly how he did it.
Sounds good my friend! And maybe I’ll post something baffling of my own in the meantime. Of course… most of the stuff I do or Jason does has been done for years… sometimes making it original is all in the presentation. Appreciate you watching and commenting!
This exposed trick is like me saying, "I know how an airplane flies, but I can't build an airplane or fly and airplane" I don't care how it's done, it's simply an awesome skill that needs to be admired and appreciated. I can barely operate a stripper deck so this is world class in my opinion. Thanks for sharing
I was following after the first shuffle where it looked like the 2 in the middle were moved to the top, then the second shuffle looked like it was grabbing another to shuffle it to the top, but it looked like it was tucked under more than 2 cards. IDK the math still ain't mathing cause I suck at math.
I’ll be revealing how I perform this trick on my new RUclips membership subscription. For just a few bucks a month you can learn what I do, what Jason does, what David Blaine does, Ricky Jay, etc. Hope to see ya on the other side of the paywall! Warning: if learning these secrets only spoils the fun for you… then don’t subscribe! It will only bum you out when you start to understand that even being a master at sleight of hand… doesn’t change the fact that “magic tricks” are just that… “tricks”. And the secrets are often much easier and take far less skill than we would want you to believe! But if you really wanna know… the secrets will be waiting for you on the other side of the paywall! :). Just a few bucks a month to either make you happy and feeling like a true sleight of hand “insider” or else bum you out and take away the awe and wonderment of what you enjoy watching because it blows your mind! Your call! ;-).
As far as I know, you didn't reveal anything. If you really intended to actually reveal the secret, you would have shown how to shuffle the deck to get the desired result.
Wow… so you are saying I’m tubby and in seek of donuts? I’m actually more of a steak and potatoes kinda guy. But good job on issuing that grade school zinger!
There is another video where he says that he knows the placement of cards. He spent hours and years everyday practicing and memorizing this. He said he would practice so much that he would have blisters and hand/finger cramps. Awesome dedication to his craft.
It should be obvious that if you cut the deck perfectly twice, all cards will be ordered in sets of 4 because of equivalent spacing. Then it's 'just' a matter of making the last cut so that you are leaving the kings at the top of one side, and then in the last shuffle, doing an uneven shuffle that does not disturb the top of the side the Ks are on.
Lol. Splitting the deck for a table riffle shuffle and completing a cut are different. But I’ll give ya credit for a cut regardless… and let you know, that is not how the sleight is accomplished. At least not how I accomplished it. But I would love to see you demonstrate your method via a tutorial. Seeing you pull it off would a pleasure.
@@KardSharp Kissing kings starting position. One faro shuffle with the two middle kings on top (this also stacks together the other two kings); then splitting the deck before the two middle kings and performing another faro does the job. No rocket science, really.
If you had a way to expose another one of his tricks please let me know, it’s so crazy I have to know how it’s done. So I went to his show yesterday and I’m only 14, about halfway through he said “do I still have any people who think I’m fake?” And I raised my hand so I could come on stage. I still have no idea how he did this trick. I don’t remember it exactly, but it involved him with a deck that had all 52 cards, he asked me to pick a card, it was 3 of spades. he did some shuffling. Then he spread all the cards out face down on the table. He spun a poker chip and it landed on one of the cards. It was in between two cards so he said I can choose whichever one I wanted. The one I chose was the 3 of spades. He even gave me the option to have him respin it before he showed it was the 3 of spades. I don’t know if there was some physcology involved as well but it was wild
I remember when I was 14 and I saw a guy in a real card game do some miraculous stuff. my curiosity ran wild until I figured out what he was doing. Big Tip for you... While many of these moves take years of skill and practice, many of them are far simpler than they appear. Whenever you see something that looks truly "impossible" think about the Occam's razor philosophy... which is: "The simplest explanation for an observation is usually the best explanation for that observation." Keep that in mind, when trying to figure this stuff out! ;-)
So if a dealer can find 3 cards after a showdown cant he control those to a position where theyll be dealt and a player will hit a set? This seems like itd be really hard to spot if hes a mechanic
@@sluggy6074 true! But this is why certain dealing procedures are put in place that add levels of protection in a live game. Follow my channel to learn more!
Thank you thank you. I'm an old stage wizard and I deeply appreciate all types of the art. Now, at 66 years of my 14th life , I've just started back dabbling with cards . Substitution trunks are tough enough, at my age getting out of the bathtub is a feat of magic . 😆.. anyway I recently watched another one of his so called tricks. He called it a mathematical trick and, of course, he was just blowing smoke. I reverse engineered it and proud to say he's just another trixster. He's a high skilled one , at that and no taking anything from him. But to say it was mathematical 😆. You should have read the comments. Thousands of amateur magician's were trying to duplicate it . 🎩
Ya gotta hand it to him… he’s not only tapped into the young amateur magicians… but the lay person who just wants to believe! Of course those in the “know” would never reveal the secrets in the comments… so it just appears that everyone is fooled. Good for him. lol. I might click bait him again. Who knows. Lol
@HoustonCurtisKardSharp I just put out a replication of it on you tube . Nobody follows me though, so I doubt it'll get many hits . Have a great day! 👍
New deck have kissing kings, so you don't do perfect 26/26 cut, you do 25/27 and now the 27 card pack has 2 kings on top. You shuffle them the way that it starts from the king's pack and end's to the kings pack while making sure that 2 of the top cards (king's) land in together, This was shuffle 1. Now you can do 26/26 cut, and you have 2 packs that both has 2 kings on top. You shuffle them and this was shuffle 2 and the Trick is already done, and now you have a deck with 4 kings on top. The last shuffle is just for show, and you can do whatever amount of shuffles u want, long as you make sure 4 top cards stay the same.
Ok…. So I follow you on the first cut in order to get the kissing kings to the top, but you are forgetting one important factor my friend. The moment I riffle shuffle, the rest of the cards are mixed. The two remaining kings wouldn’t be in the same positions anymore. Back to the drawing board! ;-). But a valiant effort!
@@KardSharp if your shuffle is perfect, then it works exactly like I said. After 1st shuffle 2 kings are in top and 2 remaining kings are in position 25 and 26. You do 26/26 cut and shuffle and now u have 4 kings in top. Take a deck and manually interlace them 1 by 1, and you see it works. It requires a perfect shuffle. Mathematically, that's just how it works.
Basically you cut the deck to get one king on the top on on half and the two middle kings on the top of the other half with the last one at the bottom, you can then shuffle 3 kings at the top and shuffle the bottom king in to the middle, then by holding the break at the bottom king you can then split the deck in half and leave it on the top of one half to then shuffle it with the other 3 on top of the other half. The hardest part is bringing the bottom king to the top by shuffling it in the middle, holding a break and dropping the card.
However, the method you are talking about would require additional cuts. Remember…. I did 3 shuffles. No strip cuts! ;-). Keep thinking it through my friend! You are close!
@@KardSharp thanks for responding, tho I don’t mention a cut, I say you ruffle the bottom king to the middle and then you hold a break for the last shuffle but instead of taking the king to the bottom again you leave it on the top of the bottom and riffle that king to the top by avoiding the 3 other kings with the other cards. It’s so hard to explain English is not my native language sorry but I think I got it ?
@@KardSharp like a card elevator, bottom to middle and then from the middle we both know how you go to the top :), the hard part is not taking the king with the rest of the top deck, so you must have a way to quickly get that king separated from the other cards so it looks smooths when you start the last shuffle. Tell me If I’m wrong, Thanks !
@@KardSharp Well I’ll come back to it later with a fresh mind, Jason’s tricks are taking my sanity, I was able to recreate the technique I got wrong which is funny cause it works,I wonder if it has a name ? , but what a disappointment to not find the right technique …. Give me a bit more time to learn some more. Thanks for responding I actually commented because I saw you did and it is the reason why I spent an awful lot of time looking trying to find out just to get some feedback but ended up learning more by thinking it through, thanks for your work !
@@KardSharp Well I am just curious honestly because I would like to learn how he does his tricks. I have heard that all the cards have slightly different patterns on the back which aids magicians tracking them. Not sure if theres any truth to that but I would like to know how he does a lot of his tricks.
@@commoncents9732 Math, a crazy memory, and mad card handling skills.. . The ability to do a cut, and in a fraction of a second knowing that you have exactly 23 cards or 19 cards in your hand.. And the memory to know what cards are there.. And the math skills to know (though honestly, they probably just "see" it) to know how a shuffle will move the cards, and the crazy ability to control a shuffle. . Its like Sheldon Cooper putting all his brain power into card tricks, if he had any physical ability or coordination at all. . I think its cool to watch, even if I know exactly what they are doing.. Years and years of practice.
In some cases Jason’s tricks require advanced sleight of hand that simply takes lots of practice (but are totally doable) it’s just about putting the time in. In other cases, the answers might be more simple than you realize. While many tricks are taught for free on RUclips (classic card tricks etc) there is a line you cross when you start to reveal something that earns a magician his livelihood. I am available for private lessons where I can begin teaching these kinds of advanced tricks. OR you can subscribe to my RUclips membership and I’ll start leaving these secrets there as well. I’m shooting the tutorials now and should have some uploaded soon. I’ll try and upload new ones every month and the membership is cheap… so… for what you are getting, it’s totally worth it. Let me know if that interests you.
You paint a beautiful picture. Yes, there are tricks that require deck memorization (and there are ways to memorize a deck stack that can be leaned with some practice. Muscle memory can also help you cut pretty close to specific cards, but there are other tricks and tools that help make this happen that you aren’t realizing. Like I said above, I’m not one to reveal secrets on RUclips that break the “magicians code” unless it’s a widely known classic … or a cheating secret that may aid in helping poker players understand what to look for from cheats. However, I will begin revealing secrets that guys like Jason and myself use for tricks like the one you are commenting on. But I’ll do it on my paid membership site. It’s just a few bucks a month. Some of these secrets are just too special to give away to the public. If interested, I hope you sign up. Yes… hours of practice is needed for many sleights … but there are also things (including this video) that can be learned and accomplished quickly if you know the “secret”. Hope to see you on the other side of the paywall!
Magician here (not a good one) however... Of course Jason and other professionals are doing 'something'. But, they are doing 'it' at an extremely high ability that took years of training. Performers like jason and even this video deserve their respect for the entertainment and skill. Applause
Yep. And he’s done a great job at captivating his audience on social media. I give him big props for his time and dedication to making ongoing videos that rattle the minds of his fans. I wish I had more time to make videos every day. What he’s done is unprecedented in this space. Most magic online and even gambling sleight of hand (my expertise) is shared for learning purposes. Jason strictly entertains… which is what makes him earn my respect far more so than his skills. (And yes, he’s very skilled). But even more skilled at reeling in the marks who love being fooled.
You sound jealous. Do the same things then. He is the best at it and that’s why people watch not because they want to be fooled. People love greatness and he is the best.
Not jealous at all. Not sure why my video made you think that. I’m sure Jason knows who I am. I’m a professional in the gaming/casino protection industry and I produce high stakes poker shows. I did the video as a nod to Jason after a few friends in the industry told me to check him out. The “expose” was meant to be a joke. If you watched the video I didn’t actually expose anything. It was meant to be a compliment. I think he’s great, and am happy he’s found an audience. I remember seeing his videos years ago when he was just demonstrating bottom deals. No animosity here bro. Nothing but love, and having a little fun. I’m sure Jason sees it that way.
It’s a fine question to ask. My answer would be this: whoever you are more entertained by. At the end of the day, both of them make a living as entertainers. They each use being a “card mechanic” as a hook to their act. Both are incredibly skilled at different techniques. Turner is very adept at skills more commonly used by card cheats whereas Jason has developed his style into a “magician fooler” act and does it quite well. Both have a beautiful “polish” to their card handling which is the trait of a great card magician who has spent many hours practicing in a specific way designed to entertain an audience. I have great respect for both of them.
That’s because I didn’t “really” show you the sleight of hand method used to do it. But I will reveal the secret on my membership subscription site at my RUclips channel via the KardSharp Academy Pro subscription. Hope to see you there!
ruclips.net/video/4to0AUbcMSg/видео.html I honestly haven’t studied all of his videos. I just know he releases a lot of them and has built a large following with his new persona. So happy for him! I can tell you this….im sure he’ll use whatever method necessary to make his fans feel bewildered and amazed! ;-). Check out my casino wash video. I’ll make a tutorial for those down the road.
Ummm, dude, if that explains the trick then I’m losing my mind. Houston just “Kardsharped” you. He didn’t really explain anything. There’s nothing this guy can’t do with a deck of cards. He’s a friggen beast!
Yeah I still can’t do it. Jason’s thing is that he’s so smooth at doing it. Also he does explain how tricks are done in his books. The art is in the mastery of the execution
Yea, Jason's card handling is absolutely phenomenal. The real trick in figuring out what he's doing lies in knowing where his card counting skills end and where the slight of hand picks up. He melds the two together so gracefully that it's easy to think all he's doing is just mixing the cards up, but every single time I can guarantee he's doing more than most people realize. Kudos on bringing those kings to the top!
lol...glad you noticed that. Most of the "Ladanye superfans" didn't realize I was paying him a compliment. they thought I really revealed how it was done. Which of course... I didn't reveal the secret whatsoever, I just performed the sleight.
He’s great! And his fans idolize him. Thats being a good magician! I’m not a magician. I’m a game protection and sleight of hand expert who consults for the casino industry. I’m also a high stakes poker player. Respectfully, Jason isn’t a “real” card cheat. (Not would he truly want to be, as most are deplorable people). He is a performer! And his “character” is that of a card cheat. It’s been done by many great magicians over the years. But he is the first to become famous from Tik-Tok. I admire his approach. My video was simply a nod and compliment to his work. At least that’s what I meant it to be. Many of his fans thought I was actually revealing a secret. Which I’m not. It was fun. I would do more, and click bait him everyday if I had the time. Lol. Thanks for stopping by.
Great, now everyone will be able to do it. Oh, wait... That is an absolutely insane level of skill, I'd be lucky to get within 5 of evenly splitting a deck, forget about controlling the riffle shuffle.
Can’t believe some of you believe either of them. No matter how good you are, you can’t shuffle exactly to a card unless you ‘fix’ the cards before by opening the wrap from the other side. And then “unwrap” it again from the sealed side.
Sure… you could approach it that way. Then again…Anything is possible with enough practice. You must be that guy who tells children there is no Santa Clause! ;-).
Noooo, don't be so bad with our feelings... I thought that you would teach how it's done... That's incredibly amazing! Give us one more clue please, I didn't catch it... Because I understand the logic but I totally get lost when you do the riffles... don't know how they got to top. Cheers!
Ok. Hint time. In my video I stated a hint that most people didn’t catch. I referred to Kason as a world class “magician”. I don’t claim to be a magician. But I love magic and certainly know how magicians perform “tricks” just as magicians study how professional cars mechanics do sleight of hand. No one one the planet can actually bring those kings from new deck order to the top in 3 shuffles. It simply defies the laws of physics. Therefore…. You are left with the fact that…. It must be a “trick”.
Step 1. Watch video of trick exposed. Step 2. Rewind and rewatch video repeatedly to see how trick is exposed. Step 3. Close eyes and listen carefully to how trick is being exposed. Conclusion. No idea of how trick is done and now left questioning my mental abilities of having things explained and still having no clue. I suck.
I think a lot of the negativity in the comments is just miss understanding, using the word exposed over explained could be taken as disrespect which I don’t think was the intention. Great video none the less
Okay but how in the world does he control where the cards are when he washes the deck!? I mean you can see when he’s washing the cards that they are completely mixed up in every which direction. A lot of times I’ll see him THOROUGHLY wash the deck without even looking down. Can you explain that? It makes my brain hurt lol
Hi Rick. To be clear, I agree. I didn’t expose anything. The method I gave was meant to be a joke. However, I realize now that many people watched my explanation and thought I was truly giving away the method. I wasn’t. I was paying homage to Jason and the explanation I gave was just a nudge/wink. That is not how the sleight is performed.
It’s very hard to spot these things when done correctly. However, when every aspect of a solid dealing procedure is implemented, it makes most card manipulations far more difficult. The removal of any single procedure in a casino shuffling process leaves the door open to deception.
Can I safety assume every card room have a mechanic and prop players working for casino winning players money? Or just private games in general. Dont people die cheating
@@00SingleSeven it’s not that bad in reality. Most card rooms (especially those ran out of major casinos) are operating on the square. Even still, it’s best to keep the attitude they’re not. Get used to watching your dealer the way you watch other players look at their cards. Just make it part of your routine at the table. One thing a card chest hates is “heat”. The more players staring at dealer down during the shuffling and dealing and basic card handling process… (including muck management etc) the less confident theyll be about trying to “make moves”.
Yeah, Jason "only" has a perfect control of his shuffles in those tricks. David Blaine mentioned a guy he know (not by name through) who mastered dice throwing, to get always the numbers he needs. Its really simple in concept, but i bet you would probably not be able to program a robot to do that, not to mention learn to do it your self. When you find out how Jason is doing that - its even more impressive.
But he didnt explain how Jason did it after opening a new deck and someone else wash AND shuffled it And cut it while he was blind folded and still got the 4 kings. Matter of fact after the 3rd king he allowed them to wash and shuffle again before finding the last king. Of course its a trick and skill. But god damn.
I’ll do a blindfolded version for ya down the road. The blindfold doesn’t really matter because you don’t need your eyes to make these kind of controls.
@@KardSharp I understand that. Just meant it's impressive that someone else washed and shuffled it. Then half way through the trick. Washed and shuffled again. And he still did it. Skillful
Sounds like a fun one. I’ll do some more in the future that will hopefully give you the same “wow” factor. Jason is a great performer and I admire his act.
I will practice this until i get it right. I will report back how many attempts it takes. I'm guessing around the 400th try I'll get it. (anybody want to ship me 3-400 unopened packs of cards?
that's why it makes me laugh every time someone accuses Jason of "photoshoping" his videos (that says a lot more about the accuser than Jason :)). Jason spend more time with cards in his hands than the accusers did with their d!cks in their hands. There are obviously many additional prep elements available for the tricks, so I always discard the preambles of "I am opening a fresh box" as if shrink-wrap is rocket science :) or even ordering a deck from China with pre-made card order for any given trick. But I think Jason just doesn't need those preps, he is just that good (doesn't change the fact that he is an asshole :))
lol. Jason is a working magican who is very smart. During Covid when jobs were scarce he decided to go full force into making RUclips videos. While most magicians tend to make videos of tutorials, Jason found a way to "perform" to his audience on RUclips and fool laypeople and magicians alike, I can assure you he uses any method possible to achieve his tricks. From Gaff cards, to stacks, false shuffles, false cuts, etc. No one can memorize where every card in the deck is after a "true" shuffle without some sort of marker, indicator, gaff, or sleight. Having said that, he is great at needling his audience. His "asshole" persona works for him, and his fans (mostly non-magicians) are true believers! To that I say...BRAVO!
Exposed = insane level of practice and skill being able to track and manipulate the cards by shuffling.
It’s a trick. The solution, is a trick. You just got tricked…twice.
Jason is right about one thing though. His fans really are stupid! Lol
@@Broke_Stacker wow it's a trick???? I thought it was actual, REAL magic. Thank you for telling us.
What you exposed seems more difficult that i imagined. You and him deserve all the credit for being able to accomplish this feat. I hesitate to callit a trick because that diminishes your skills and dedication. Great job!
They are card mechanics, and there are only a handful of people in the world that can do what Jason Ladanye and Richard Turner can do..I believe Jason Ladanye can perform more "tricks" than Richard can but Richard is blind so that's just insane to me..
What about me?
@@cmlisk6am I the only one watching who knows who Houston Curtis is? Dude is one of the most well known “legit” card mechanics in the world. And seems to be a class act as well.
I love that your description cheekily says, "kind of!" - you absolutely explained the "trick" perfectly and even executed it as such, but it's less of a trick and more of an unbelievable ability to visualize the movement of specific cards in a 52-card stack PLUS a mastery of the insane small-muscle control it takes to actually execute it.
It isn't sleight of hand, it's mastery of a skill that precludes the need for sleight of hand!
Yet this guy just casually does it too? ...
50 thumbs up? And KardSharp hearted it. Lol. No sleight of hand involved? I think we’ve all been hustled, twice!
I’ve been doing this stuff longer than Jason, just because I’m older. There are many aspects to card control that are extremely deceptive. My focus has always been understanding how cards get manipulated in a live game. Jason’s focus is on entertaining and fooling lay people and magicians alike. He’s good at what he does. I enjoy entertaining as well, but am more concerned with educating card players on what to look out for in terms of cheating. Take a look at my poker cheating exposed videos if you are curious how some of these moves get accomplished in actual games. Thanks for your comment.
@@ShipDaMustard96 so are you saying the explanation is wrong? Are you saying it is not done by just simply being really good knowing where the cards are in cutting correctly etc.?
@@KardSharp I'm learning card magic few monthes. For me is understandable that there are people who can control and manipulate the deck, where then know the start card positions. But can you explain, how is it possible to do this stuff when you start with shuffled deck? Jason has a few videos where another person shuffle deck for him and it looks impossible for me. Also there are few videos, where he shuffle the deck first, and only then makes a selection with help of Siri on spectator. So before he ends all shuffles, he cant know which card to track or to manipulate. Do you know how is it possible? At least an idea, maybe not a full expose
No, now we don't know how it's done .
Pretty sure that was his intention. I’ve scoured the comments for anyone who might know. So far, everyone is just guessing at best.
@@ShipDaMustard96best guess is: you cut at 25 cards (half deck minus one. most mages and cheaters can do it)
middle kings are at the top of the right deck
shuffle 13 cards each side (peaking, counting or faro shuffle. I think in this case he counted 13 cards on each side)
now you have 2 kings at the top of the right deck and 2 kings one on top of each other in the middle (this is the FIRST shuffle). the deck is now reunited.
now if you have in-joged the kings in the middle, you can pull the cards to the right, keeping those kings at the top
this is the SECOND and easiest shuffle. just keep the 4 kings at the top of left and right decks at the top. the deck is adjusted again.
last shuffle is deception: if you notice there are a bunch of cards on the left side (4+), so the kings are already there
THAT SAID. this is just the way I replicated it and it's INSANE! I can't possibly do it as smoothly as he does it!!
hat off to real masters
Stripper cards
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now we know how it’s done but we don’t know how it’s done 😂
Super fun way to "expose" Jason for being really good at what he does. And I love that you're basically telling people "look how easy it is! Go ahead and do it!" 😅
He and you have clearly spent a lot of hours honing your craft. You've gained a follower!
Thank you my friend! You nailed it.
Ditto!
Lmfao I love that the answer to Jason's "trick" is "he's actually just doing it for real"
😂
You had more trouble opening the pack than you did executing the trick. Impressive.
The trick is already done with a brand new deck ..3 basic cuts and there you go
100%
So it's not even a trick, it's just pure skill...
That's even more mind blowing
Exactly! Now I can spend the next 200 years practicing to get there.
Or you can sign up for my membership which will start including videos that really teach how it’s done! ;-)
@@KardSharp so your explanation of how he does it is not really correct?
@@codycast I know. I was "joking". I didn't reveal how it's done whatsoever.
@@KardSharpthen whats most impressive about all his tricks is there are no legit “exposed” videos. Almost every other magician has tons of exposed videos showing how tricks are done.
For jason I don’t see any. Pretty impressive
(Yours was the only one but you were not being serious)
Its crazy when people leave negative comments. They have no idea how much practice this takes. The hours ive spent learning BASIC false shuffles, cuts, second deals etc. just to make them look as smooth as yours! Thousands of reps and much frustration. I respect your skill level immensely! I also love the way you present information... real down to earth. Much Respect!
Much appreciated my friend! Hope you subscribe. I’ll be putting out content more consistently this year! Look forward to hearing from you on future videos!
I just started watching Jason. I've never really been into card tricks or magic but what he does with cards is unbelievable! There's not many people (like yourself) who can figure out how he's doing it
So glad you dropped by!… btw, it appears that very few know how even moreso because those who do, don’t really share the secrets. Those who don’t love to speculate. As you can see from my video, I didn’t really “expose” Jason’s method. I simply pointed out the deck order and performed the sleight as he did. ;-).
Thanks Jeff! Your kind words mean a lot to me. I’ll do my best to release more vids over the holidays!
Nicely done Boss! Reading the comments, I think a couple of these cats think your explanation for how it was done is meant to be real. lol
Lol. Ya. I thought the ??? At the end would reveal that I wasn’t truly giving away the secret. Oh well. ;-).
@@KardSharp Google hid that with an advert for another video!
Ahhhh. Good to know! Thanks!
Idk why you and jason get so many negative comments or ones where ppl are acting like its easy and they could do it. This obviously has taken hundreds of hours of practice to be able to do. So how its done doesnt matter to me. You both should be praised for your skill.
Appreciate the compliment Nick. Skills of a misspent youth! lol
Definitely one of the simpler / easier tricks Jason does, just requiring a couple perfect cuts and basic shuffles. It's just skills (ie: knowledge and lots of practice ) no real shortcuts or 'trick' required.
Couldn’t have said it better myself!
You are a class act Houston. You don’t even bother pointing out that this guy has no idea what he’s even talking about. I know the method, but I could never perform it. And you made it look so damn simple. “Just requiring perfect cuts and basic shuffles”. I’m sorry, dude is a clown. You are too kind to these idiots.
@@ShipDaMustard96Couldn't have said it better myself 😅
@@ShipDaMustard96if it's the 26th does it mean he cuts 27 cards on one side, keeping the first 2 kings at the top of the deck
now the first two kings don't seem hard to get from the center, but the other two ... counting cards very fast? I certainly don't have the skills for this trick 😩
I knew how the trick is done... been playing with cards from a little boy.. the KUDOS go to those that can pull it off (yourself included) Huge Jason fan.❤
You just have to be really good at perfect blend shuffles, good job!
What is a “perfect blend” shuffle? Sounds like a new type of coffee!
It's always awesome when you put out a new video. Awesome. Have a Merry Christmas Houston!
Agreed. We need more videos from the true master!
Still doesn't make it less incredible. You are a legend, as well.
Take a look at this: Can I Catch two pre-selected cards in the air while dribbling a shuffled deck???
ruclips.net/video/MuOE6PUaxmM/видео.html
So with a little experimenting… after two faro shuffles two pairs of kings are together, one set on the top, one set on the bottom. A cut would bring them together in the middle. A third shuffle could be used to split the kings to one side and then maintain the top position during one more shuffle. But the problem is that a cut to the middle is required, so I’m missing exactly how he did it.
Keep working it GemZombie! You’ll get there. Jason does many of his tricks with a faro. But neither of us used a faro shuffle on this one.
@@KardSharp I’m baffled then
Sounds good my friend! And maybe I’ll post something baffling of my own in the meantime. Of course… most of the stuff I do or Jason does has been done for years… sometimes making it original is all in the presentation. Appreciate you watching and commenting!
This exposed trick is like me saying, "I know how an airplane flies, but I can't build an airplane or fly and airplane"
I don't care how it's done, it's simply an awesome skill that needs to be admired and appreciated.
I can barely operate a stripper deck so this is world class in my opinion.
Thanks for sharing
My pleasure Devin!
It’s actually just friggin amazing.
That is actually pretty mindblowing that one can shuffle that accurately.
Thanks! Takes a lot of years to make this stuff look easy!
Are you as good at "plucking" as Jason?
Now THAT is what Jason does that literally blows my mind!
Awesome vid man, you have great talent.
Check this one out! ruclips.net/video/MuOE6PUaxmM/видео.htmlsi=8YEt_IFXkDOOCrJF
@@KardSharpwell DAMN.
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Subbed!
I was following after the first shuffle where it looked like the 2 in the middle were moved to the top, then the second shuffle looked like it was grabbing another to shuffle it to the top, but it looked like it was tucked under more than 2 cards. IDK the math still ain't mathing cause I suck at math.
I’ll be revealing how I perform this trick on my new RUclips membership subscription. For just a few bucks a month you can learn what I do, what Jason does, what David Blaine does, Ricky Jay, etc. Hope to see ya on the other side of the paywall! Warning: if learning these secrets only spoils the fun for you… then don’t subscribe! It will only bum you out when you start to understand that even being a master at sleight of hand… doesn’t change the fact that “magic tricks” are just that… “tricks”. And the secrets are often much easier and take far less skill than we would want you to believe! But if you really wanna know… the secrets will be waiting for you on the other side of the paywall! :). Just a few bucks a month to either make you happy and feeling like a true sleight of hand “insider” or else bum you out and take away the awe and wonderment of what you enjoy watching because it blows your mind! Your call! ;-).
As far as I know, you didn't reveal anything. If you really intended to actually reveal the secret, you would have shown how to shuffle the deck to get the desired result.
You are correct! Just having a little fun.
@@KardSharp, I am all for having fun because life would be so boring otherwise.
Exactly
Wow… so you are saying I’m tubby and in seek of donuts? I’m actually more of a steak and potatoes kinda guy. But good job on issuing that grade school zinger!
@@KardSharpdude is moron.
I knew how he did it. But knowing how it's done and doing it are two completely different things. Well done sir.
Great explanation - now we even more confused 😆.
When u played those home games with Tobey did you ever deal or did you guys have a full time dealer?
We had a full time dealer and he had a relief dealer. The game was ran very straight! Zero shenanigans!
There is another video where he says that he knows the placement of cards. He spent hours and years everyday practicing and memorizing this. He said he would practice so much that he would have blisters and hand/finger cramps. Awesome dedication to his craft.
Same thing used to happen playing guitar. In the old days I spent at least 10 hours a day with a deck in my hands. Did it for years.
It should be obvious that if you cut the deck perfectly twice, all cards will be ordered in sets of 4 because of equivalent spacing. Then it's 'just' a matter of making the last cut so that you are leaving the kings at the top of one side, and then in the last shuffle, doing an uneven shuffle that does not disturb the top of the side the Ks are on.
Assuming you are right John. The deck was never cut. And in my case there was never a lopsided shuffle. Back to the drawing board my friend. ;-)
@@KardSharpthendeck is indeed cut, right before every shuffle…
Lol. Splitting the deck for a table riffle shuffle and completing a cut are different. But I’ll give ya credit for a cut regardless… and let you know, that is not how the sleight is accomplished. At least not how I accomplished it. But I would love to see you demonstrate your method via a tutorial. Seeing you pull it off would a pleasure.
@@KardSharp Kissing kings starting position. One faro shuffle with the two middle kings on top (this also stacks together the other two kings); then splitting the deck before the two middle kings and performing another faro does the job. No rocket science, really.
Yet neither myself nor Jason performed faro shuffles in our demonstrations. How do you explain that?
Well done KS! Love Jason too!
If you had a way to expose another one of his tricks please let me know, it’s so crazy I have to know how it’s done. So I went to his show yesterday and I’m only 14, about halfway through he said “do I still have any people who think I’m fake?” And I raised my hand so I could come on stage. I still have no idea how he did this trick. I don’t remember it exactly, but it involved him with a deck that had all 52 cards, he asked me to pick a card, it was 3 of spades. he did some shuffling.
Then he spread all the cards out face down on the table. He spun a poker chip and it landed on one of the cards. It was in between two cards so he said I can choose whichever one I wanted. The one I chose was the 3 of spades. He even gave me the option to have him respin it before he showed it was the 3 of spades. I don’t know if there was some physcology involved as well but it was wild
I remember when I was 14 and I saw a guy in a real card game do some miraculous stuff. my curiosity ran wild until I figured out what he was doing. Big Tip for you... While many of these moves take years of skill and practice, many of them are far simpler than they appear. Whenever you see something that looks truly "impossible" think about the Occam's razor philosophy... which is: "The simplest explanation for an observation is usually the best explanation for that observation." Keep that in mind, when trying to figure this stuff out! ;-)
What a freaking flex to let you pick. That suggests a force but that would be confusing since his hands are empty when he moves over there.
@@vincentjohnflorio ik I’m like wtf
That was awesome, man.
The skill level is off the charts.
I'm still trying to figure out how a casino wash works
Thanks Bill!
So if a dealer can find 3 cards after a showdown cant he control those to a position where theyll be dealt and a player will hit a set?
This seems like itd be really hard to spot if hes a mechanic
@@sluggy6074 true! But this is why certain dealing procedures are put in place that add levels of protection in a live game. Follow my channel to learn more!
Thank you thank you. I'm an old stage wizard and I deeply appreciate all types of the art. Now, at 66 years of my 14th life , I've just started back dabbling with cards . Substitution trunks are tough enough, at my age getting out of the bathtub is a feat of magic . 😆.. anyway I recently watched another one of his so called tricks. He called it a mathematical trick and, of course, he was just blowing smoke. I reverse engineered it and proud to say he's just another trixster. He's a high skilled one , at that and no taking anything from him. But to say it was mathematical 😆. You should have read the comments. Thousands of amateur magician's were trying to duplicate it . 🎩
Ya gotta hand it to him… he’s not only tapped into the young amateur magicians… but the lay person who just wants to believe! Of course those in the “know” would never reveal the secrets in the comments… so it just appears that everyone is fooled. Good for him. lol. I might click bait him again. Who knows. Lol
@HoustonCurtisKardSharp I just put out a replication of it on you tube . Nobody follows me though, so I doubt it'll get many hits . Have a great day! 👍
I checked it out and subscribed. Fun stuff!
Would this work for other cards? Say, for 8's instead of kings
Yes. It can be done with any hand.
@@KardSharp Insanely hard to do I suppose. Well done. I can do card stackings and such, but this seems harder
New deck have kissing kings, so you don't do perfect 26/26 cut, you do 25/27 and now the 27 card pack has 2 kings on top. You shuffle them the way that it starts from the king's pack and end's to the kings pack while making sure that 2 of the top cards (king's) land in together, This was shuffle 1. Now you can do 26/26 cut, and you have 2 packs that both has 2 kings on top. You shuffle them and this was shuffle 2 and the Trick is already done, and now you have a deck with 4 kings on top. The last shuffle is just for show, and you can do whatever amount of shuffles u want, long as you make sure 4 top cards stay the same.
Ok…. So I follow you on the first cut in order to get the kissing kings to the top, but you are forgetting one important factor my friend. The moment I riffle shuffle, the rest of the cards are mixed. The two remaining kings wouldn’t be in the same positions anymore. Back to the drawing board! ;-). But a valiant effort!
@@KardSharp if your shuffle is perfect, then it works exactly like I said. After 1st shuffle 2 kings are in top and 2 remaining kings are in position 25 and 26. You do 26/26 cut and shuffle and now u have 4 kings in top. Take a deck and manually interlace them 1 by 1, and you see it works. It requires a perfect shuffle. Mathematically, that's just how it works.
What you are talking about would require a faro shuffle. If you watch, you’ll see that I’m not using a hero shuffle.
Wow, worked 3 out of 4 for me. How cool. Thanks
EZ-PZ!! ;-)
Basically you cut the deck to get one king on the top on on half and the two middle kings on the top of the other half with the last one at the bottom, you can then shuffle 3 kings at the top and shuffle the bottom king in to the middle, then by holding the break at the bottom king you can then split the deck in half and leave it on the top of one half to then shuffle it with the other 3 on top of the other half. The hardest part is bringing the bottom king to the top by shuffling it in the middle, holding a break and dropping the card.
However, the method you are talking about would require additional cuts. Remember…. I did 3 shuffles. No strip cuts! ;-). Keep thinking it through my friend! You are close!
@@KardSharp thanks for responding, tho I don’t mention a cut, I say you ruffle the bottom king to the middle and then you hold a break for the last shuffle but instead of taking the king to the bottom again you leave it on the top of the bottom and riffle that king to the top by avoiding the 3 other kings with the other cards. It’s so hard to explain English is not my native language sorry but I think I got it ?
@@KardSharp like a card elevator, bottom to middle and then from the middle we both know how you go to the top :), the hard part is not taking the king with the rest of the top deck, so you must have a way to quickly get that king separated from the other cards so it looks smooths when you start the last shuffle. Tell me If I’m wrong, Thanks !
@ZephirJuillerat I wish you were right because I can tell you out some thought into it! But sadly, that’s not it.
@@KardSharp Well I’ll come back to it later with a fresh mind, Jason’s tricks are taking my sanity, I was able to recreate the technique I got wrong which is funny cause it works,I wonder if it has a name ? , but what a disappointment to not find the right technique …. Give me a bit more time to learn some more. Thanks for responding I actually commented because I saw you did and it is the reason why I spent an awful lot of time looking trying to find out just to get some feedback but ended up learning more by thinking it through, thanks for your work !
Yeah but how do you get the 4 kings from their positions up to the top with only 3 shuffles in front of the camera?
I just did my friend!
I knew where the Kings were in a brand new deck. There is no way I could do this.
How does he do it when he washes the deck
Do you mean like this? ruclips.net/video/4to0AUbcMSg/видео.htmlsi=P-SyW4zOYgZ64fBC
So are you saying that with any given deck Jason L. can memorize and track every card in the deck.......trick after trick?
lol. Yes. Didn’t you know? He’s a cyborg!
@@KardSharp Well I am just curious honestly because I would like to learn how he does his tricks. I have heard that all the cards have slightly different patterns on the back which aids magicians tracking them. Not sure if theres any truth to that but I would like to know how he does a lot of his tricks.
@@commoncents9732 Math, a crazy memory, and mad card handling skills..
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The ability to do a cut, and in a fraction of a second knowing that you have exactly 23 cards or 19 cards in your hand.. And the memory to know what cards are there.. And the math skills to know (though honestly, they probably just "see" it) to know how a shuffle will move the cards, and the crazy ability to control a shuffle.
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Its like Sheldon Cooper putting all his brain power into card tricks, if he had any physical ability or coordination at all.
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I think its cool to watch, even if I know exactly what they are doing.. Years and years of practice.
In some cases Jason’s tricks require advanced sleight of hand that simply takes lots of practice (but are totally doable) it’s just about putting the time in. In other cases, the answers might be more simple than you realize. While many tricks are taught for free on RUclips (classic card tricks etc) there is a line you cross when you start to reveal something that earns a magician his livelihood. I am available for private lessons where I can begin teaching these kinds of advanced tricks. OR you can subscribe to my RUclips membership and I’ll start leaving these secrets there as well. I’m shooting the tutorials now and should have some uploaded soon. I’ll try and upload new ones every month and the membership is cheap… so… for what you are getting, it’s totally worth it. Let me know if that interests you.
You paint a beautiful picture. Yes, there are tricks that require deck memorization (and there are ways to memorize a deck stack that can be leaned with some practice. Muscle memory can also help you cut pretty close to specific cards, but there are other tricks and tools that help make this happen that you aren’t realizing. Like I said above, I’m not one to reveal secrets on RUclips that break the “magicians code” unless it’s a widely known classic … or a cheating secret that may aid in helping poker players understand what to look for from cheats. However, I will begin revealing secrets that guys like Jason and myself use for tricks like the one you are commenting on. But I’ll do it on my paid membership site. It’s just a few bucks a month. Some of these secrets are just too special to give away to the public. If interested, I hope you sign up. Yes… hours of practice is needed for many sleights … but there are also things (including this video) that can be learned and accomplished quickly if you know the “secret”. Hope to see you on the other side of the paywall!
Yea, now I clearly know how it’s done 🤣
Magician here (not a good one) however... Of course Jason and other professionals are doing 'something'. But, they are doing 'it' at an extremely high ability that took years of training. Performers like jason and even this video deserve their respect for the entertainment and skill. Applause
If I revealed the actual method a lot of guys would be pissed for letting Jason bang their mom!
This video made me have even more respect for Jason 😅
That’s exactly what I was going for! Funny how many people didn’t get it. Thanks for watching!
he isn't exposed.. just shows how insane Jason is at controlling cards while shuffling.. Jason is amazing
Yep. And he’s done a great job at captivating his audience on social media. I give him big props for his time and dedication to making ongoing videos that rattle the minds of his fans. I wish I had more time to make videos every day. What he’s done is unprecedented in this space. Most magic online and even gambling sleight of hand (my expertise) is shared for learning purposes. Jason strictly entertains… which is what makes him earn my respect far more so than his skills. (And yes, he’s very skilled). But even more skilled at reeling in the marks who love being fooled.
You sound jealous. Do the same things then. He is the best at it and that’s why people watch not because they want to be fooled. People love greatness and he is the best.
Not jealous at all. Not sure why my video made you think that. I’m sure Jason knows who I am. I’m a professional in the gaming/casino protection industry and I produce high stakes poker shows. I did the video as a nod to Jason after a few friends in the industry told me to check him out. The “expose” was meant to be a joke. If you watched the video I didn’t actually expose anything. It was meant to be a compliment. I think he’s great, and am happy he’s found an audience. I remember seeing his videos years ago when he was just demonstrating bottom deals. No animosity here bro. Nothing but love, and having a little fun. I’m sure Jason sees it that way.
But if you wanna bet me money to do a certain sleight like Jason’s fans do… bring it on! Challenge accepted! ;-).
@@KardSharp the expose part is just click bait I know I get it
I know its not perhaps right but what do u think of skills of Jason vs Richard Turner
It’s a fine question to ask. My answer would be this: whoever you are more entertained by. At the end of the day, both of them make a living as entertainers. They each use being a “card mechanic” as a hook to their act. Both are incredibly skilled at different techniques. Turner is very adept at skills more commonly used by card cheats whereas Jason has developed his style into a “magician fooler” act and does it quite well. Both have a beautiful “polish” to their card handling which is the trait of a great card magician who has spent many hours practicing in a specific way designed to entertain an audience. I have great respect for both of them.
@@KardSharp thank u
You should be including Houston in your question.
@@ShipDaMustard96 nice of you to say sir. No need to include me. But I'm happy to play poker with either one of them anytime! ;-)
Still waiting for the expose how he move the kings to the top
“It’s magic” ;-)
Ladayne is much better at unwrapping a deck! 🤣
😂… I’ll give ya that! Damn thing had an end cap hanger glued to it covering the peel.
I still don’t know how it’s done
That’s because I didn’t “really” show you the sleight of hand method used to do it. But I will reveal the secret on my membership subscription site at my RUclips channel via the KardSharp Academy Pro subscription. Hope to see you there!
WATCHED THIS MULTIPLE TIMES STILL DONT KNOW HOW ITS DONE
If I sold a download tutorial ya think anyone would buy it?
That explains that trick, but Jason does a lot of washes, cuts, overhand shuffles, etc. I think Jason is doing something else too. Svengali?
ruclips.net/video/4to0AUbcMSg/видео.html I honestly haven’t studied all of his videos. I just know he releases a lot of them and has built a large following with his new persona. So happy for him! I can tell you this….im sure he’ll use whatever method necessary to make his fans feel bewildered and amazed! ;-). Check out my casino wash video. I’ll make a tutorial for those down the road.
Ummm, dude, if that explains the trick then I’m losing my mind. Houston just “Kardsharped” you. He didn’t really explain anything. There’s nothing this guy can’t do with a deck of cards. He’s a friggen beast!
Are you Jason Ladanye from the future? Is this a Looper situation?
lol. True. Houston could at least be his Uncle!
Hi. In honor of Jason… I’ll tell the truth! Truth is, I banged Jason’s mom and he’s my bastard son! ;-).
Cool video, but it would be nice if it was not vertical. Most people don’t have eyes stacked on top of each each other.
It was a RUclips short. Heck out my channel. Most videos are traditional landscape. Thanks for watching.
@@KardSharp 👍🏼
Yeah I still can’t do it. Jason’s thing is that he’s so smooth at doing it. Also he does explain how tricks are done in his books. The art is in the mastery of the execution
Wow very nice you are good. Hey do you know why Jason has never been on Fool Us?
I'm not sure why Jason hasn't appeared on fool us, but he certainly has more than enough talent to warrant being invited on the show to perform!
nope, still don't know how it's done
😂 sure thing. "Now know how it's done."
Yea, Jason's card handling is absolutely phenomenal. The real trick in figuring out what he's doing lies in knowing where his card counting skills end and where the slight of hand picks up. He melds the two together so gracefully that it's easy to think all he's doing is just mixing the cards up, but every single time I can guarantee he's doing more than most people realize. Kudos on bringing those kings to the top!
This is no trick.
It's just badassery. Jason doesn't claim any different.
lol...glad you noticed that. Most of the "Ladanye superfans" didn't realize I was paying him a compliment. they thought I really revealed how it was done. Which of course... I didn't reveal the secret whatsoever, I just performed the sleight.
Thanks, after this I did it first try. Easy money
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Thank you LJ Shadrack!
That's not a trick anymore than throwing a nasty curve...practice, practice, practice = skill development!! Bravo!
He does way more gymnastics than a few controlled shuffles.
He’s great! And his fans idolize him. Thats being a good magician! I’m not a magician. I’m a game protection and sleight of hand expert who consults for the casino industry. I’m also a high stakes poker player. Respectfully, Jason isn’t a “real” card cheat. (Not would he truly want to be, as most are deplorable people). He is a performer! And his “character” is that of a card cheat. It’s been done by many great magicians over the years. But he is the first to become famous from Tik-Tok. I admire his approach. My video was simply a nod and compliment to his work. At least that’s what I meant it to be. Many of his fans thought I was actually revealing a secret. Which I’m not. It was fun. I would do more, and click bait him everyday if I had the time. Lol. Thanks for stopping by.
Great, now everyone will be able to do it. Oh, wait... That is an absolutely insane level of skill, I'd be lucky to get within 5 of evenly splitting a deck, forget about controlling the riffle shuffle.
Can’t believe some of you believe either of them. No matter how good you are, you can’t shuffle exactly to a card unless you ‘fix’ the cards before by opening the wrap from the other side. And then “unwrap” it again from the sealed side.
Sure… you could approach it that way. Then again…Anything is possible with enough practice. You must be that guy who tells children there is no Santa Clause! ;-).
@@KardSharp you’re taking it too far! Santa is THE REAL DEAL!
@@cwhatucan 😂
"now we know how it's done", did I miss something, "now we know it's possible " maybe
Expose? That still looks hard as f*ck
Tutorial please
All I know is that I should never play poker with people who can handle cards like this 🙂
He knows where all the cards are at bub
Check this one out. ruclips.net/video/MuOE6PUaxmM/видео.htmlsi=PA57o26Q-SZ4pu79
Knowing how it’s done isn’t the trick. Being able to do it is the trick. AKA skill.😉
"Exposed" what we already knew
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This is why the house always wins lol, nicely done sir.
Thanks Ray!
No. No. No. we do NOT know how it’s done. We know that you explained it, but 99.9999999999999% of us just shake our heads.
That was the intention my friend! ;-)
I don’t trust a man that can’t even open a deck of cards
Noooo, don't be so bad with our feelings... I thought that you would teach how it's done... That's incredibly amazing! Give us one more clue please, I didn't catch it... Because I understand the logic but I totally get lost when you do the riffles... don't know how they got to top. Cheers!
When he shuffle he peak don't? And in this case the shuffles didn't seem true shuffles, some little things were a little suspicious... Am I right?
Ok. Hint time. In my video I stated a hint that most people didn’t catch. I referred to Kason as a world class “magician”. I don’t claim to be a magician. But I love magic and certainly know how magicians perform “tricks” just as magicians study how professional cars mechanics do sleight of hand.
No one one the planet can actually bring those kings from new deck order to the top in 3 shuffles. It simply defies the laws of physics. Therefore…. You are left with the fact that…. It must be a “trick”.
@@ecastag no peeking necessary. :).
Pay attention to when he removes the ad cards
@@EverythingiPodTouch Yes... keep your eyes laser focused on those ad cards! ;-). Sorry Everythingipodtouch... no funny business with the ad cards.
Love it !
Step 1. Watch video of trick exposed.
Step 2. Rewind and rewatch video repeatedly to see how trick is exposed.
Step 3. Close eyes and listen carefully to how trick is being exposed.
Conclusion. No idea of how trick is done and now left questioning my mental abilities of having things explained and still having no clue. I suck.
Just watch it a few thousand more times! I'm sure you'll get it! lol
This is sick!
I think a lot of the negativity in the comments is just miss understanding, using the word exposed over explained could be taken as disrespect which I don’t think was the intention.
Great video none the less
Thanks Matt! Hope you subscribe. I've decided to start doing some fun videos that will be coming out soon.
So it’s no trick at all. You two just have insane skills more impressive than any magic trick.
Okay but how in the world does he control where the cards are when he washes the deck!? I mean you can see when he’s washing the cards that they are completely mixed up in every which direction. A lot of times I’ll see him THOROUGHLY wash the deck without even looking down. Can you explain that? It makes my brain hurt lol
You mean like this: ruclips.net/video/4to0AUbcMSg/видео.htmlsi=EUcMlhwENmx2DIt7
it's a skill, as you are well aware, and no one will be able to execute it, but it's sad when people feel the need to expose
Hi Rick. To be clear, I agree. I didn’t expose anything. The method I gave was meant to be a joke. However, I realize now that many people watched my explanation and thought I was truly giving away the method. I wasn’t. I was paying homage to Jason and the explanation I gave was just a nudge/wink. That is not how the sleight is performed.
Could somebody watching a dealer catch them doing that?
It’s very hard to spot these things when done correctly. However, when every aspect of a solid dealing procedure is implemented, it makes most card manipulations far more difficult. The removal of any single procedure in a casino shuffling process leaves the door open to deception.
A better trick would be to take an unopened deck of cards, don't shuffle it, and have the 4 kings be at the top of the deck.
Challenge accepted! I’ll add that to the list!
@@KardSharp Without cutting slits in the plastic and sliding 4 kings from another deck in there 🙂
@rubbertoad3681 yes. I’ll reveal the deck has no duplicates and show it sealed from top to bottom close up!
Can I safety assume every card room have a mechanic and prop players working for casino winning players money? Or just private games in general. Dont people die cheating
@@00SingleSeven it’s not that bad in reality. Most card rooms (especially those ran out of major casinos) are operating on the square. Even still, it’s best to keep the attitude they’re not. Get used to watching your dealer the way you watch other players look at their cards. Just make it part of your routine at the table. One thing a card chest hates is “heat”. The more players staring at dealer down during the shuffling and dealing and basic card handling process… (including muck management etc) the less confident theyll be about trying to “make moves”.
@@KardSharp thanks for the wise words. I will just walk out without making a scene if anything
Your video is like explaining it’s a trick without explaining the trick.
Bingo!
The thing that bothers me about his tricks is that he really can do them and they aren't your typical illusion as far as I'm aware.
Yeah, Jason "only" has a perfect control of his shuffles in those tricks. David Blaine mentioned a guy he know (not by name through) who mastered dice throwing, to get always the numbers he needs. Its really simple in concept, but i bet you would probably not be able to program a robot to do that, not to mention learn to do it your self.
When you find out how Jason is doing that - its even more impressive.
you might enjoy this one. ruclips.net/video/MuOE6PUaxmM/видео.htmlsi=PA57o26Q-SZ4pu79
@@KardSharp Thanks for the suggestion.
But he didnt explain how Jason did it after opening a new deck and someone else wash AND shuffled it And cut it while he was blind folded and still got the 4 kings. Matter of fact after the 3rd king he allowed them to wash and shuffle again before finding the last king. Of course its a trick and skill. But god damn.
I’ll do a blindfolded version for ya down the road. The blindfold doesn’t really matter because you don’t need your eyes to make these kind of controls.
@@KardSharp I understand that. Just meant it's impressive that someone else washed and shuffled it. Then half way through the trick. Washed and shuffled again. And he still did it. Skillful
Sounds like a fun one. I’ll do some more in the future that will hopefully give you the same “wow” factor. Jason is a great performer and I admire his act.
Jason is the 🐐
Houston is equally as good. And he’s the real deal! A true mechanic. Or “retired” mechanic.
Some think "exposing" a trick diminishes its magic, but seeing how it's done gives me much more respect and awe for magicians like Ladanye.
This is rarely true, but I honestly can't tell if this magician is lying or not.
@@camipco I’ll take that as a compliment. I’m sure Jason will as well. :)
Dufuq!!??!! Never gonna play in home games no more
I will practice this until i get it right. I will report back how many attempts it takes. I'm guessing around the 400th try I'll get it. (anybody want to ship me 3-400 unopened packs of cards?
that's why it makes me laugh every time someone accuses Jason of "photoshoping" his videos (that says a lot more about the accuser than Jason :)). Jason spend more time with cards in his hands than the accusers did with their d!cks in their hands. There are obviously many additional prep elements available for the tricks, so I always discard the preambles of "I am opening a fresh box" as if shrink-wrap is rocket science :) or even ordering a deck from China with pre-made card order for any given trick. But I think Jason just doesn't need those preps, he is just that good (doesn't change the fact that he is an asshole :))
lol. Jason is a working magican who is very smart. During Covid when jobs were scarce he decided to go full force into making RUclips videos. While most magicians tend to make videos of tutorials, Jason found a way to "perform" to his audience on RUclips and fool laypeople and magicians alike, I can assure you he uses any method possible to achieve his tricks. From Gaff cards, to stacks, false shuffles, false cuts, etc. No one can memorize where every card in the deck is after a "true" shuffle without some sort of marker, indicator, gaff, or sleight. Having said that, he is great at needling his audience. His "asshole" persona works for him, and his fans (mostly non-magicians) are true believers! To that I say...BRAVO!
Anyone could see that. The only trick here is getting you to believe the comment that led to the "trick" was genuine.