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Ben Blau Inner circle 1475 Posts 
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On Oct 14, 2017, Bob G wrote: Personally, I think it’s pretty easy if you follow the instructions. This is what it looks like. https://youtu.be/P3A4r7i6MKk This is a very simplistic example of something you could do with it. Ben
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Ben Blau Inner circle 1475 Posts
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And no, if they were to check the cased deck at that moment, they wouldn’t find the card that magically went to your pocket.
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Ben Blau Inner circle 1475 Posts
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There are other ways. Some methods hide the card while it is in fact still in the deck. There are also chemical ways of making cards seem to disappear from a deck.
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magicfish Inner circle 7016 Posts
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Ted Lesley
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Bob G Inner circle 2831 Posts
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Magicfish: Hugh Grant.
Seriously, though, can you elaborate? |
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Chris03 New user 40 Posts
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I also agree with Ben Blau, the Cabolo maneuver is easy. Like any other handling like the simple ones you need to repeat to make sure every thing is perfect.
Yes I have Azymptotes and I am very happy to read it, thanks Ben. |
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magicfish Inner circle 7016 Posts
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On Oct 14, 2017, Bob G wrote: 1. Yes I can, read Ted Lesley. 2. Hugh Grant was an amateur? |
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Rupert Pupkin Inner circle 1452 Posts
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Hey Ben, I'm a little unclear about what exactly you're claiming as original in that video? Happy to take this to PM if you'd like.
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Ben Blau Inner circle 1475 Posts
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On Oct 14, 2017, Rupert Pupkin wrote: Sure, PM me.
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cfirwin3 Loyal user Rochester, New York 233 Posts
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I know what you mean. I am not comfortable with palming in general. But there is a sense in which you can face your fear and not have to worry about the nuances and angles of 'palming' the card off.
I would recommend that you do this at a table... but I would gambler's cop it off the bottom and then lap it. The move is so smooth and the 'heat' lasts only for a fraction of a second as you set the cards down on the table. The misdirection is also built in. This solution is like having your cake and eating it too. |
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Bob G Inner circle 2831 Posts
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Thanks, cfirwin3,
This is intriguing. I love tricks that provide relatively easy ways to learn intimidating moves. In what sense is the misdirection built in? Would I need to create a reason to sweep my left hand toward the edge of the table? Or perhaps the right-hand's motion, in carrying the deck to the table, covers the left hand's motion? Bob |
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cfirwin3 Loyal user Rochester, New York 233 Posts
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On Oct 15, 2017, Bob G wrote: This here. The stealing hand "squares" the deck back. The carrying hand drops the deck to table (which is the misdirect) and the stealing hand laps the card from off the near edge. The whole process is over as quickly as it begins and it's a natural motion, especially after doing something like spreading the cards. |
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Bob G Inner circle 2831 Posts
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Got it. Very cool.
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vernonscigar New user 21 Posts
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On Oct 14, 2017, Rupert Pupkin wrote: The normal way to do a convincing control is to lower the cards and then cull them. Ben seems to have changed the timing so the card is culled while the spread is still upright. Quite an interesting variation. |
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Jerskin Inner circle 2496 Posts
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There was a method in I believe Apocalypse where you have the spectator sign their name on a card with a crayon, the wax causes it to adhere to the card under it. Not sure how you'd reproduce the card.
GrEg oTtO
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Rupert Pupkin Inner circle 1452 Posts
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On Oct 15, 2017, vernonscigar wrote: I think that was more an artifact of the low camera angle than anything. But even so, it's a standard finesse that most add to the convincing control after studying the move (see Dan and Dave's handling, for example). It also goes back to the original Marlo Hierophant writeup, if not earlier. |
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ChrisPayne-001.jpg "View Profile") Loyal user UK 241 Posts
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A perfect device for making one or more cards "disappear" is Jeff Kaylors TKO gimmick. As it happens the glide position in the left hand would lead directly into a face card disposal..
The TKO gimmick is so clever I am having to be strict with myself not to overuse it in any one performance. |
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Ben Blau Inner circle 1475 Posts
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Since it was mentioned, here’s a video on my thoughts regarding the Hofzinser Control.
https://youtu.be/26gjFSRmPKs Ben
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magicfish Inner circle 7016 Posts
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On Oct 12, 2017, Gerald Deutsch wrote: Shhhhhh! Ahem.. |
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