Jia - as this is an old thread maybe you've now got what you needed.

However, I've PM'd you with an excellent (Free!) online tutorial that you may find useful.

Regards,

Bal

Hi, is there a suitable resource that tackles angle problems using a tt, maybe in a strolling environment at a table, where you have people sitting left and right of you, thanks

Don't know that there is, but I use a tt in walkaround and restaurants, and don't get caught. If your moves are smooth enough there is little suspicion.

I learn the Micheal Ammar version and Richard Sanders, Both are great. As the color of my currency for one dollar is blue and 10dollar is red.. it become a colour change.. I need to shake real fast in order to...(Secret)

But with Michael Ammar , everything is smooth...just need to clarify why a bil need to be fold so small in order to change.

Btw, look at David Copperfield Performance on bill sw..and also pen tru bill.. I think is a good routine.

Anyone have routine follow up after the bill switch?

Like me changing 10 to 1.. get 9 dollar of tips.. LOL..but some stingy guy will ask it back..
TIPS: Perform it for A GUY WITH HIS GF.. He will be generous enough to give you the tip.

I believe you are referring to Extreme Burn. I own 2.0 and I recommend it. I don't perform too much involving money because of the hassle of carrying bills I can't use, but this effect is awesome if you don't mind carrying $40 you can't spend : )

To me, doing a bill switch, because you got a TT as a gift, is like putting a cart before the horse. You're letting a gimmick dictate the method. It's actually better to perform the switch without a TT, in my opinion. Other magicians think I must be using one, until I show them my method.

If you simply want some trick ideas for use with a TT, there are books by Gary Darwin, Bob Chesbro and Milbourne Christopher that will help.

There a time , I performing bill switch, that the guy wanted to check my hand front and back... checking the bil front and back... it scare a lot out of me .... lucky I have the TT.

He admited that he didn't see the other bill.