I was really surprised by this! De'vo's first instructional was a false cut! And wasn't even really a flourish! The site says he came up with it many years ago, and used it when he was a magician. Guess he doesn't hate magicians after-all-lol It is supposed to be for beginners, but I know I will use it to death. It is really fast, and looks really cool. That guy keeps surprising me, never know what he's up to next. I can't wait for the next one! Keep up the good work!

Such an easy but good looking false cut.
Only problem is getting the cards to stay in packets.

You want to make sure you are doing it on a close up mat. I didn't have any problems, except learning how far to tip over the packet before it spreads. But I got it down now.

Yeah, not that hard, but it looks really cool. You can pretty much fool anyone with it provided its smooth enough.

You can also do it without the flip on non closeup pad surfaces and that still fools

Fanning powder will help the packets stay together.

Practice makes the packets stay together. Not fanning powder. Use Fanning powder when you are doing really hard stuff.

My question is why would you use fanning powder to hold the packets together? Sure it'll be easier, but it doesn't match to real procedures in real life.

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