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Pauldelafontaine New user 43 Posts |
I was wondering if it can be done with any deck? Or does it just use a s****?
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John7 Regular user 137 Posts |
Yes can be done with any deck including a borrowed shuffled one that's just been handed to you.
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Brad Ballew Regular user Nashville, TN 105 Posts |
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On Jan 22, 2019, Pauldelafontaine wrote: You're going to hit yourself when you learn it. Totally impromptu, any deck, and easy. Honestly, he's just toying with him in the performance video. |
mlippo Inner circle Trieste (Italy) 1227 Posts |
I got the video as a bonus when I bought Woody Aragon's DVDs as downloads (Black Friday period).
As Brad Ballew said, I wanted to slap myself in the face after seeing the explanation. Anyway it KILLS! I did 15' of informal memorised deck show for some colleagues recently. I thought I was done. After a little while they asked me for "one more". I did this. They're still asking me about it ... Mark |
Pauldelafontaine New user 43 Posts |
I got the download PDF from Benjamin's site after watching the video performance, the main draw for me to get this was how he cut to the card at the end... I was really disappointed he doesn't go over this in the PDF. What the hell Benjamin, man!?!
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stickmondoo Veteran user 306 Posts |
In one of the Bill Malone on the loose dvds there is a section of move monkey sleights and there is a one handed cut in there that would accomplish the same thing Ben does at the end of Red Herring. Bill teaches it very well. There are also loads of flashy cuts in the new Steve Beam Semi 11.
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John7 Regular user 137 Posts |
On his Past Midnight DVD set he teaches his middle spin cut where you spin the chosen card out of the middle of the deck. It's very easy to do and would work well with Red Herring.
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mlippo Inner circle Trieste (Italy) 1227 Posts |
I'd like to know others' opinions.
I don't like the revelation used by Benjamin Earl in the video. In my opinion it gives a knacky feel to the trick and I don't think it fits. The location of the card is so impossible, that I just go through the pack, put the chosen card face down on the table and then have it named. Shooting it out of the pack, after having gone thru the cards to see "where" it is, adds nothing here, rather detracts. Always my opinion. Another thing I'd never do is to have a prediction somewhere or even produce the card from a pocket. All these would distract from the miracle this location really is to the eyes of the audience. What do you think? Mark |
MothMan New user 40 Posts |
Mark, completely agree with you. It's such an impossible effect that it doesn't need any embellishments.
In THE GREATER ARTFUL DODGES OF EDDIE FIELDS there is an effect called 'Tripartite' that is also an impossible location type effect. He takes the pack, turns his back, locates the card and just throws it face down on the table for the spec to turn over. No need for a fancy cut. Much more dramatic in my opinion. Motte |
qualysoft Regular user Presidente Prudente/SP - Brasil 108 Posts |
For those who have the effect and without revealing anything, what method do you use to know the identity of the card required? Apart from the ones mentioned in the explanation video, are there any other more deceptives?
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scottvraneshfallin New user Las Vegas, NV 56 Posts |
I wrote this trick off as a freebie given to me by Vanishing Inc when I bought another DVD set. Once I had an appreciation for who Ben Earl is and what he is capable of, I clicked play on it. I'm kicking myself for not learning it sooner! What fun.
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stickmondoo Veteran user 306 Posts |
355 Card College 2 Riffle Shuffle Add 2.
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