An EASY Card Trick You Can LEARN In JUST 5 MINUTES possibly... - day 65

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[streetmagiciandude]

Just remember if you can get this to 2k likes ill do another tutorial baby!!!!

[ScottLuvsRenFaires]

I really like this effect! You can do magic with anybody's deck of cards even if the jokers are missing or even if it is not a complete deck. Just look through the deck and pull out any two distinct cards such as the two red aces. You can let anybody handle, cut, and shuffle the deck and then you can do your magic. What a great impromptu effect to do if you are invited to a house party and you didn't bring any props with you! Thanks, Jason!

[destonrodriguez]

Awesome! Comprehensive but straight to the point. You're like the Bob Ross of magic

[my.penny.wagers]

Thanks a ton for sharing, man! Doing my part to clear the 2k hurdle.

[BrianAz]

Excellent! I realize it is no secret, but I have learned that card tricks are more than knowing how, it's about perfecting the performance. Nice!

[red]

I love the recap with simple explanations at the end. Great for practicing! Thank you!

[mattmckee]

Awesome content! Thanks for sharing your skills!

[kalrandom]

Smooth, I wish YouTube been around in the late 80s early 90s when I was learning how to do sleight-of-hand. It's a lot easier to learn this stuff with explanation such as yours, beats the hell out of flipping pages on a book and not really being able to visualize, how it's supposed to be presented.
Suggestions on tutorials or just videos in general, show us how to handle the coins in the cards, the finger rolls the flare Shuffles xcetera, I know I would be thrilled with just that.

[AdventureIndiana]

I really like the tutorials. Not so much that I want to know, or learn to do, it just makes me appreciate how good you really are. You show me exactly what you are doing, but it is so smooth I still don’t see you doing what you say you are doing. Well done baby!

[elwyncoates]

Great effect but I've changed things slightly to suit my own needs. I started by placing the joker's aside and doing a center double showing the "top" card then replacing the jokers on the deck, continuing as you've shown🎉

[jameslebeau]

It's refreshing when I see a pro dropping a card. A good portion of my practice time is spent picking up cards

[UnionZack]

Like number 241. If we get there, give us whatever makes you happy at the moment. Your videos make me smile every day, so do what makes you smile! (Though you seem to smile often anyway.)

[RobertBallMagician]

Nice effect and a wonderful tutorial 👍👍😊😊😊👍👍🎉🎉

[johnshim]

I love your videos Jason! Thank you for doing a tutorial on this!!

[distanceyaself]

Cannot believe I never even heard of the centre double before that honestly blew my mind and looks awesome can't wait to practice that, absolutely beautiful trick sometimes I like quite long winded multi part tricks but sometimes the absolute best ones are the quick ones that just make you think your mind isn't working right lol another great performance.

[brunolabanowo]

I love sandwich tricks! Amazing trick and tutorial! Thank you very much, Jason!

[jellyrolltiedyes]

And that’s got to be worthy of a like and share! Love it

[judydawod]

You explained everything and when you did it again at the end I was still like how did you do that😂😂🤦 your slight of hand is beyond explanation. I love how you also teach us how to make it look real❤ other tutorials just explain it in general

[agls]

I didn't see the card fall but for sure I heard you when you dropped it. So funny man, I scream just the same way

[bull-doge-r]

You are awesome bro! Keep doing things the way you do!😜👍😆