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divomas New user 19 Posts 
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Kostya Kimlat's Triumph is so good. I haven't got it down quite yet.
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langston3711 Loyal user Cumming, GA 218 Posts
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My favorite is probably Party Animal by John Guastafarro. Others I perform a lot are Jay Sankey's Back in Time, Ben Earl's Open Triumph and Kostya Kimlat's Road Runner Triumph.
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magicfish Inner circle 7016 Posts
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Triumph by Dai Vernon
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Rupert Pupkin Inner circle 1452 Posts
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On Apr 8, 2017, magicfish wrote: Which published version? |
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MontrealMagic Regular user 128 Posts
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Double exposure by Asi Wind. Leaves the spectator with a "momento" and always gets an insane reaction.
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Vicente_Viegas New user Lisboa, Portugal 8 Posts
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I second MontrealMagic's suggestion, if you can faro (not perfect) you can't not have this effect in your arsenal
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shaunluttin Special user 759 Posts
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Paul, that was beautiful. I'd love to see you perform that live for me at my local Café here in Canada. Beautiful sleight-of-hand like that is hard to come by around here.
My favorite triumph is the one Derek Del Gaudio performed on Spanish television several years ago now: https://youtu.be/pLOKfRFcyps Thank you to others who posted their favorites: Kent Gunn's version fools me badly. That Darwin Ortiz version is pretty good (understatement). Kimlat's is crazy good for fooling magicians. Here is a 29-minute live performance of mine: https://youtu.be/lq2Rj1uf05M I used to be quite sensitive to criticism; I am much less so now; so, please do criticize my technique, presentation, and posts. It helps me to grow, and I promise to take responsibility and not to be defensive. |
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jljones83 New user LA, CA 90 Posts
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Fast Company is also on Ortiz's ATTL Lecture.
I love performing Bannon's Triumph off of Move Zero when tabled, and Double Exposure in the hands. I love doing Dani DiOrtiz's Horizontal Open Triumph as well. |
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asherfox Veteran user 367 Posts
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Michael vincent‘s version.
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Luke Jonas Regular user Yorkshire UK 191 Posts
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My personal favourite is Scott Olgards version its a 3/4 phase routine.
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helder Inner circle Portugal 1065 Posts
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Troy Hooser version.
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cfirwin3 Loyal user Rochester, New York 233 Posts
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I do a slop shuffle triumph with multiple selected cards (4 or 5) or 4 of a kind. Using multiple cards makes the slop shuffle look really authentic.
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Vlad_77 Inner circle The Netherlands 5829 Posts
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I've been using John Luka's "Licked At Last." It's a very fun routine to perform. It is a mix between Triumph and the Inversion plot.I love Triumph routines in which I can genuinely "sell" the shuffling of face up into face down cards, As far as method, the routine only requires one Straddle Faro and the interlace need not be perfect. It is completely in the hands so it is perfect for strolling work.
I am a big fan of John Luka's work. It is definitely created with the performing magician in mind! Thanks Mr. Luka!!! |
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Melephin Regular user 103 Posts
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I love Jerry Andrus' Version
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JiveDadson New user 8 Posts
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On Mar 26, 2017, danaruns wrote: For sure. Absolutely the best, bar none. I never tire of watching him fool Penn and Teller. (I have been working on it for a year. Not ready for prime time.) |
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pepka Inner circle Uh, I'm the one on the right. 5041 Posts
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I perform several versions, in the hands I love John Bannon's Last Man Standing...if I can have a complex set up or do a deck switch, I do his Play it Straight. Many great versions exist, (the one somebody posted done by Derek on Spanish TV was killer.) The deck changes color, goes back in new deck order, the selection changes color.....MOST of these are unnecessary for laymen. In my experience, if you have a table....it's hard to beat 1 Zarrow, Up the Ladder cut, Daryl's display and the Vernon method of righting the deck. There ARE exceptions, but I honestly think that Triumph is one of those tricks that has been killed by "improvements."
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Sealegs Inner circle The UK, Portsmouth 2597 Posts
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I tend to agree with 'pepka' when he wrote:
"In my experience, if you have a table....it's hard to beat 1 Zarrow, Up the Ladder cut, Daryl's display and the Vernon method of righting the deck."
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Motor City Special user Metro Detroit Area 587 Posts
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On May 10, 2017, Vlad_77 wrote: Thank you for the kind words, Vlad. Much appreciated. "Licked At Last" is one of my "go to" effects. |
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Sealegs Inner circle The UK, Portsmouth 2597 Posts
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John, is there any performance video of anyone or even yourself performing this?
Neal Austin
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Neznarf Inner circle NY then AZ now 1840 Posts
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RoadRunnerCull for Caligula Triumph.
I do it all the time but lots of practice. I have a few decks of cards next to my chair where I watch TV.
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