David Blaine Amazing Magic Trick Tutorial

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[justsignmeup]

Blaine's version is Galaxy by Wyman Jones and Paul Harris. It allows a real shuffle before it begins.

[DisturbReality]

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[DisturbReality]

Did you watch Real or #Magic? Learn one of the magic tricks that #DavidBlaine did

[CoHStudios]

Hey Evan, I just wanted to thank you for doing all of these videos man. I am 14 and a bit shy, but your magic tricks help me go up to complete strangers and astound them. I love doing Pulse and "here then there" which is simple but for some reason amazes them. I also like to do 2 that you do not teach, they are Card to shoe and Descent by Justin Miller.

[DiffusedStudios]

You inspired me to be a magician and to rise above all my personal stuff. Man, you're my role model. Thank you for sharing your light with all of us. 

[DisturbReality]

Ah yes, a stripper deck would be very effective for this trick--you wouldn't even need the crimp anymore!

[AlltimeMagic]

Awesome trick. Very clearly explained. Thanks DR! 

[guitarzw]

Instead of crimping I just count it's not that hard and you don't bend your cards

[hjjavaher]

Man that's a nice deck of cards. I literally started card tricks with your channel a few weeks ago and it's been awesome practicing with family and friends!!! Thanks for all the tutorials!

[LogiqueGaming]

Rather than creating a crimp, you can also count the cards, so for the first part, you can count down 25 cards instead of watching the crimp if that's too hard or if it's in an awkward position or too dark for you to notice the break.
For the second part, after you tell them to mix it up, you can count down how many cards they put in that one pile, and when you reveal the cards, just show that amount.
Just another way I found to do it, whichever suits you better, hope it helps!

[AkashDonald]

Hey Jarek ...This is Akash Donald...All the way from India. And I've been learning magic since some time...and i just wanted to thank you for the wonderful tutorials you put up....there's some real hard work and time you have put into these amazing videos....and i cant express my gratitude to you and what you do...I'm just a fan who wanted to say thanks...So just keep up the good work and may god bless... :)

[devlanhorner]

Jarek I love you're channel and you really do inspire me to rise above. Anyway, I put my own spin on this trick. I ask a member of my audience to pick a card and sign it, and if it is a red card I simply put it in the bottom part of the deck, and if it is a black card I put it in the top part. What ends up happening is that during the reveal, their card is the only card out of their pile. This gives this trick even MORE strength and I use it like this.
Please upvote this so Jarek can see it!

[animusbeats]

I saw David Blaine's street magic special it was awesome.

[brendonmcconnell]

Hey. I love that deck of cards. I was wondering where i could get some for myself. If you had a link that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[claudiuflorea]

Jarek you are amazing!!! I saw real or magic a thousand times before and just couldn.t figure it out
Thank you soo much!!

[jasonstone]

thanks man! that special Blaine did was awesome.

[cosmintene]

YO I've been waiting for this tutorial for ever ! jarek you are the best !

[florianlaunay]

Simple but very powerful trick ! THANKS !

[TheLimpingGamers]

I love learning mind moving effects like this. Your a beast Jarek. Love you man

[quantumsystems]

you can simply count 25 cards instead of looking out for a crimp thats barely visible. Also, have you seen Derren browns(devils picturebook) version of this trick? it uses the Gilbreath principle and allows the spectator to shuffle the pack and is much more convincing. Check it out