That sleight is really more a variation of the Dingle NoLap Switch. Normally this terminates by stealing the random outjogged cards under the deck. If you wished, you could use the standard handling by raising the spread to show the jogged X-cards and covering the bottom ace w/ the hand holding the deck. Lower the deck and square at the sides, procuring the break over the bottom aces and do the switch, tabling the switched-in aces face down.
Devine indeed… I discovered this page a few months ago and almost immediately subbed that day, if I remember it right. You are grossly underrated and I hope your channel finds as big an audience as others, because yours, of all magic-tutorial content, deserves it. Your teaching style is concise, simply put, and well recorded, so, perfect. Thanks for this and all your other great vids!!
Thanks. The Drop Shift Addition May solve an issue I was having with Paul Harris’s Las Vegas Leaper. I was trying to work out a better handling of the second packet.
In Peter Duffie & Robin Robertson's Card Conspiracy, Vol 2, Chapter 21 is devoted to the RSC Multiple Shift. Variations including a Casual Cull, Reversal, Double Reversal, and tricks. Cheers!
Gonna take some work to make it as smooth as you but the moves are pretty easy and it's a great little trick to throw into any four ace routine. Me likey.
Love this. First time I did it, my false card was a 4, and the three random cards for the spectator were randomly all 3's. This was an insane coincidence which I welcomed with open arms!
beautiful :) but know I wonder why would I bother learn how to control cards to do a 4 of a kind trick when you can "just" do that and get the same result... damn me.
I really like this. I have no problem with the cut. But when it comes to milking a card from the bottom no matter what I do I either grab two from the top or bottom unless I do it slow and even then it doesn't always work. My hands are usually very dry. Perhaps my deck is too old. I wish you would do a tutorial covering general problems that can occur and how to deal with them. It seems some worn card decks are better for some tricks and new decks for others. What do you do in the rare case that you happen to misstep? Happy New Year!!
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Enjoyed both moves Multiple Shift and Drop Switch Addition! And it gives me an extra smile whenever you mention Herb Zarrow.
That sleight is really more a variation of the Dingle NoLap Switch. Normally this terminates by stealing the random outjogged cards under the deck. If you wished, you could use the standard handling by raising the spread to show the jogged X-cards and covering the bottom ace w/ the hand holding the deck. Lower the deck and square at the sides, procuring the break over the bottom aces and do the switch, tabling the switched-in aces face down.
Devine indeed… I discovered this page a few months ago and almost immediately subbed that day, if I remember it right. You are grossly underrated and I hope your channel finds as big an audience as others, because yours, of all magic-tutorial content, deserves it. Your teaching style is concise, simply put, and well recorded, so, perfect. Thanks for this and all your other great vids!!
Thank you very much!! One heck of a comment to start the new year off with! Means a lot.
Thanks. The Drop Shift Addition May solve an issue I was having with Paul Harris’s Las Vegas Leaper. I was trying to work out a better handling of the second packet.
Sean this is really nice and as always great teaching!!!
In Peter Duffie & Robin Robertson's Card Conspiracy, Vol 2, Chapter 21 is devoted to the RSC Multiple Shift. Variations including a Casual Cull, Reversal, Double Reversal, and tricks. Cheers!
So many great gems in that book!
Fantastic moves and trick. Thank you for doing these.
Also, i spotted a double lift pushover. I've been trying to learn how to do it consistently, please do a tutorial!
Gonna take some work to make it as smooth as you but the moves are pretty easy and it's a great little trick to throw into any four ace routine. Me likey.
What a genius move!❤
Love that marlo switch!!!
Love this. First time I did it, my false card was a 4, and the three random cards for the spectator were randomly all 3's. This was an insane coincidence which I welcomed with open arms!
Sweet!!
I use to play poker years ago, I wouldn't be allowed back if they knew the truth good stuff guy
I believe the e in Fulves is silent.
Sean I've heard that you will post a serie about stack work but i can't find it, did you already upload it?
beautiful :)
but know I wonder why would I bother learn how to control cards to do a 4 of a kind trick when you can "just" do that and get the same result... damn me.
I really like this. I have no problem with the cut. But when it comes to milking a card from the bottom no matter what I do I either grab two from the top or bottom unless I do it slow and even then it doesn't always work. My hands are usually very dry. Perhaps my deck is too old. I wish you would do a tutorial covering general problems that can occur and how to deal with them. It seems some worn card decks are better for some tricks and new decks for others. What do you do in the rare case that you happen to misstep? Happy New Year!!
This is nice and tutorial 😊👍😊👍😊
What a genius move 😍
#letsgetintoit 🤘🃏
Nice!
You always have Fantastic moves ❤
But I predict you have lost 4kg🤠👌
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Yass queen!!
Were its possible to buy your books?@@SeanDevine
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