You only get shot if you get caught.

It takes a lot of practice to get this stuff right. Even more to cheat and get away with it.

Double lift, dealing from the bottom, vanishing and stacking cards. All require practice.

The ace trick is a false shuffle. Organizing the cards is easy to learn, but adding an artistic flourish to it requires a lot more practice than just learning the trick.

That's pure talent right there.

Who does that song? [edit] Never mind, I found it.

>> ^Duckman33:
Who does that song? [edit] Never mind, I found it.


Well, what is it? I've been wondering the same thing.

The song I promoted. "Grounds for Divorce" by Elbow.

>> ^srd:
>> ^Duckman33:
Who does that song? [edit] Never mind, I found it.

Well, what is it? I've been wondering the same thing.

Thank you!

It would be more impressive if it wasn't shot at low framerate and with all the motion blur effects. That could easily be covering up subtle sloppiness on a lot of these tricks.

The first fake shuffle is pretty obvious, but the one at 1:50 is good.

Where's Keanu? We need a "whoa" in here

i can't tell if the music made the video better, or if it's the other way around.

He's not very good. I saw every cheat!!

The first blackjack trick takes about 10 minutes to learn, and 30 minutes to master.

This trick is cool if you have for fun blackjack games with friends (no money). Where cheating is rife, and all in good fun.

I like to have a blue backed card in my palm, and while the dealer is using a red backed deck. The trick is keep grabbing the hand with the same motion for many rounds. Then when you see you have good hand that can benefit from the trick, then pop the palmed card under both of the original cards; then steal the top card.

It's funny as hell when they look over and see the blue card! You play it off by saying the dealer's a cheat! Laughs all around. It is best to appear shocked when it happens!