Sleight of Hand with Cards #Shorts

Credits: Dai Vernon, Darwin Ortiz.

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This is NOT meant to be an instructional video on how to cheat at cards or on how to protect yourself from cheating. Don’t watch this video and then try this stuff in a game or think you can’t be cheated. I make these videos for entertainment so that people can more deeply appreciate the craft and the art of sleight-of-hand. If you find this stuff interesting, go check out the work of people like Steve Forte, Jason England, Richard Turner, and Darwin Ortiz. If you want to learn how to protect yourself at the card table, check out “Casino Game Protection,” “Poker Protection,” and “Gambling Protection Series” by Steve Forte, and “Gambling Scams” by Darwin Ortiz.

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Credits: Dai Vernon, Darwin Ortiz.

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[madskillswills]

Whatever, Daniel. We get it, you have magic powers.

[agenttatsu]

I actually know this trick but you made it look so elegant with your advanced shuffling techniques. The way you flicked the ace back into the cut was so dope

[towellight]

Even when you know what the punchline is, its still impressive.

[StallionButter]

So smooth. Underrated content creator imo

[infinitonica]

You are becoming one of my favorite magicians today! My interest in magic goes way back to early childhood, I haven't been performing too much these days, but every time I see you I get a burning desire to polish up my skills, learn new ones, and get my "act" together!

[Nana_Gogo]

The best version of this magic I've ever seen.

[GuruJ_]

This trick always baffles the bejesus out of me. I love it.

[MT-qcjk]

Classic by dai Vernon. Flawlessly executed 👌

[SumitChauhan]

The smoothness is commendable..you are genius

[MattFX.]

I’ve seen how he did this trick, he manages to stack the deck when shuffling grouping together all the cards that has flipped, right at the end he actually flips the cards back around before putting them together and spreading them out on the table, the Ace is also the only card flipped at that point at the last group of cards has blue on either side which is flipped

[adokovacik]

When I'm watching these over and over I'm might getting how it's done, but it's great sleight of hand. Keep the good work Daniel

[timquadrat]

Happy new year, Daniel! You‘re Magic! 🍀

[HandsomeLongshanks]

One of the first tricks I learned in middle school. A classic.

[adamaloof]

What an amazing variation on that move! When you said "even some back to back..." that set up is so clean dude!!!! I might have to borrow that, if that's ok.... (proper credit being given per the magicians code, of course)

Srsly tho I was like holy smokes, that's my closing trick when I'm doing walk abouts, but 10 times cleaner! Def checking out your other videos man!!! #inspiration

[nielsevens]

I knew exactly what was going on but the execution was just perfect. Hats off to you sir !

[kirbymarchbarcena]

I can never get the level and finesse way of Daniel's shuffling

[mr.bennett]

Had to slow down to .25% playback speed and go literally frame-by-frame until I saw the catch. I was completely baffled after the riffle and spread because there just weren't enough card motions afterward to flip every card that went face-up with just cuts and claps. But, then I noticed that you didn't riffle the face-ups ALL the way, and JUST as you're resquaring the deck I saw the the riffle become unlaced. After that it was just exceptionally skillful deck-cutting. The final give-away was the back-to-back cut. If you look at the square of the deck REAL close (had to up to 4k and rotate my 27" monitor into portrait) you can see a prominent cut-line. When the back-to-back is revealed, it's not a gatefold open and close, the entire cut gets flipped over. There's a moment before the fan where the camera perfectly obscures the bottom of the deck and the hand drops below the table. I don't know if that was involved (it's magic, I must believe it is) and that would be a perfect opportunity to dump something that might've been palmed or subtlety extracted from the deck (like the face-up KH, for instance). Like the three-card, this isn't particularly complicated magic, just extremely extremely well executed with perfect knowledge of the sight lines and exceedingly skillful deck manipulation. Dirty fucking dangles, sniper. Unreal, ferda.

[topoftheslots]

Love the cheek to cheek deck it’s unreal

[ChilIdeas]

Wait a minute...i think i saw what ya did there, but the execution is smooth like butter