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JFX Regular user 141 Posts 
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I see you're using different grips, one of them is the Master Second of Scott? It's a full grip. Except for the first clip, all of the deals are push offs. Thank you Marco! |
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jjsanvert Special user Paris, France 586 Posts
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Perfect!!
JJS
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Bobbycash Special user Australia 695 Posts
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Excellent as always Joey, you have a phenomenal touch with the pasteboards.
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Cagliostro Inner circle 2428 Posts
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On Oct 8, 2016, Bobbycash wrote: I could be mistaken, but isn't this second deal video link referred to above part of a Steve Forte demonstration performed by Steve Forte? Isn't it Forte's voice also on the narration? Here is the link again: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJ2r6fq63Dc |
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Cagliostro Inner circle 2428 Posts
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Just to avoid ambiguity, in my post immediately above I was referring to this post:
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On Oct 7, 2016, JFX wrote: JFX is a skillful card table manipulator so my observation is not meant to detract from his demo work on this long thread. I just did not understand what appears to be the work of Steve Forte being shown. Not really important though. Just an observation. |
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Artie Fufkin Special user 857 Posts
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Well ... those don't look at all like Forte's hands, but they sure do look a lot like Joey's hands!
I would posit that what Joey has done (considering his far above average skill at filmmaking as well as advanced skills with playing cards), is he has put the soundtrack from the Forte DVD over top of a video performance of his own hands. What this demonstrates (I believe) is that Joey is doing exactly what Forte was doing on the DVD (guided by Fortes voiceover narration), and in the process Joey is sharing his chops by demonstrating what are essentially flawless seconds. I may be wrong of course - but I doubt it 
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tommy Eternal Order Devil’s Island 15812 Posts
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All but the dim could see that.
If there is a single truth about Magic, it is that nothing on earth so efficiently evades it.
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Cagliostro Inner circle 2428 Posts
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Yup - I tipped my hole card that I am dim.
I don't know how I made all this money in gambling over the years - and I am not even good enough to be a magician doing demos. Must have been lucky. Yup...that's it...must have been lucky. 
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tommy Eternal Order Devil’s Island 15812 Posts
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My eyes are dim I can-not see.
I have not got my specs with me.
If there is a single truth about Magic, it is that nothing on earth so efficiently evades it.
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JFX Regular user 141 Posts
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Yes, Artie is right!
The video shows me. The audio parts of Steve Forte are taken from a TV performance of him. Sorry for any confusion. Joey |
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Cagliostro Inner circle 2428 Posts
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On Oct 10, 2016, JFX wrote: Okay, no problem. Thanks for the clarification. I really don't watch many demos but I have seen Forte do his card work a few times and your work pretty much mimics his and with the voice override I thought it might be Forte. However in my defense, as tommy very perceptively pointed out, only the "dim" (when it comes to gambling methods, moves and demos) would not have seen the difference. I plead guilty to that. 
I note that when it comes to performing a myriad of demos moves, Forte is a good role model and you evidently spent a lot of time watching him and imitating his methods. Speed, flash and pizzazz and you perform the moves cleanly and skillfully. Question: Where do you find the time to master these moves, perfect your film making skills and still work on your PhD thesis? Finally, out of curiosity, can you do a bottom deal from the square john full grip? Totally unnecessary for a demonstrator, but just curious. 
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JFX Regular user 141 Posts
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Okay, no problem. Thanks for the clarification. I really don't watch many demos but I have seen Forte do his card work a few times and your work pretty much mimics his and with the voice override I thought it might be Forte. No worries. I take that as a compliment. Quote:
Question: Where do you find the time to master these moves, perfect your film making skills and still work on your PhD thesis? Well as far as the film making part goes: I've been interested in film making since I was like 13 years old. Over the years I found my own workflow that works best for me and I still stick to it. Sadly, I rarely try out new things nowadays. Mainly because film making is quite an expensive hobby and I kind of hit my limit budget wise. Therefore I've been using the same set up for a couple years now. So this part doesn't take that much time. Mastering the moves isn't that much of a deal either because I'm not in a hurry. I limit myself to a couple of techniques and stick with them for years before I start to tackle a new move. I practice the moves mainly for my own entertainment so I can take all the time I want. Quote:
Finally, out of curiosity, can you do a bottom deal from the square john full grip? Totally unnecessary for a demonstrator, but just curious. Smile Nope I can't. But it sounds like quite a challenge. I put it on my list! |
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JFX Regular user 141 Posts
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New Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g0u8xJO1rhc |
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foolsnobody Special user Buffalo, NY 836 Posts
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I enjoy this forum a lot even though I don't do any of this kind of stuff at all now that I have lost sensitivity in my fingers. I never was that great and I am 70 years old now. But Joey KNOCKS ME OUT. No little hitches or breaks in tempo whatsoever. I am sure if he *does* break tempo it is done in a congruent way and always intentionally, at times he chooses. Did I mention I am impressed? Thanks for sharing, Joey.
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JFX Regular user 141 Posts
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Thank you for the kind words. Much appreciated!
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I am sure if he *does* break tempo it is done in a congruent way and always intentionally, at times he chooses. I wish that I could say that my hesitation during riffle stacking is intentionally ... |
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tommy Eternal Order Devil’s Island 15812 Posts
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Your wish is my command! Go to the card table and don’t hesitate, because there it really does not matter if you miss.
If there is a single truth about Magic, it is that nothing on earth so efficiently evades it.
Tommy |
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JFX Regular user 141 Posts
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Your wish is my command! Go to the card table and don’t hesitate, because there it really does not matter if you miss. Sorry but I'm not sure if I understood your comment correctly. New Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFgJ2_gLvz8 |
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tommy Eternal Order Devil’s Island 15812 Posts
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Only magicians need the trick to succeed every time and therefore they tend to be must careful and hesitant when staking to make sure of getting it right.
Whereas the cardsharp knows if he misses the stack nobody is the wiser. If he misses then he simply plays his hand. The cardsharp therefore then relaxes and riffle stacks fast and without hesitation. It is good if he hits but not bad if he misses. It is a shot to nothing more or less. That which makes people hesitant is the fear of failing.
If there is a single truth about Magic, it is that nothing on earth so efficiently evades it.
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Artie Fufkin Special user 857 Posts
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That's some good insight right there tommy, and rates with the best bits of "theory" presented here over the years.
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JFX Regular user 141 Posts
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Only magicians need the trick to succeed every time and therefore they tend to be must careful and hesitant when staking to make sure of getting it right. Thanks for elaborating tommy. I get your point now. It is really some great advice! |
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