Thank you, Craig.

Thank you for the nice comment.

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Thank you, Terrill. It's in Vol. 2 of the James File.

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Thank you, Graham. Glad you liked it.

He says in the video that the magician performs that final shuffle before the deal.

@@jamesmcgraw2930 James is right on. The shuffle is easy to do and should be done.

@@jamesmcgraw2930 my bad, i didn't catch it lmao. Anyways thanks for pointing that out and good work you've got there!

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Avi, you can do a false cut (ose maybe, I forgot to do that, meant to) to take away the self-working idea in the first phase. That phase just leads into the second one so you can start with a shuffled deck. If someone did do both phases, your right, you would have to come up with a patter to make it work. Thanks for watching.

Thank you, Robert.

Thanks Sean. You can actually just do that phase and skip the first one to make it quicker.

@@abcardmagic9587 Yep or there's lots of other tricks that could precede it. A poker deal would have 25 cards layed out. Setting the prediction card would be easy from there.

Thank you, Tim. Glad you worked it out.

Thank you, Philip for the timelines. I don't even know how to do that. Thanks again.

Thank you my friend.

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Thank you, Graham. A little different than just spelling to the Aces one at a time.

Thank you and hello from the US.

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Thank you ,Terrill. It's out of the James File vol. 1.

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Thank you. I'll take a look at it now.

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Jonah, I would have to go back and reread it again to remember which ones were my favorites.

Hello Josh, nice to hear from you again. One of my favorite channels.

Can never go wrong with anything by Marlo. A little more advanced if you're up to it.

Thank you, Tim. Glad you liked it.

Ronald, I was just describing the effect, not performing it.

Sorry. But I would have been immensely more interested in your video to see the complete performance of the effect. I collect card tricks and luckily I found the video from Trinity and I agree this is baffling and I am having trouble deconstructing this one.

@@ronaldmoss463 Hello Ronald. Yes, this one definitely needs a spectator, that why I didn't do a performance. Trinity did a great job in his video.

Thanks again. I do have one question…it’s not the $20, but is it worth spending more time endlessly practicing an uncommon sleight to do the performance correctly. I say that because most spectators are pretty clueless anyway to what is happening even for the most basic pass or card control or false shuffle. I guess that is why they are entertained, and that is the ultimate goal of most magicians is to entertain others. I’m going to watch Trinity until I either go nuts trying to figure it out or send for the routine. If you are interested I came across a You Tube……The King Escapes by Marcelo Contento. Long time out of production and unavailable. I eventually figured out all of the moving parts and made one for a performance. I’m curious if you like it.

You should probably watch the actual performance with a spectator over on the product page at Lybrary rather than Trinity’s. It’ll give you a better idea

Thank you my friend.

Thank you, ali.

So many card tricks out there and the best ones are still in the old books.

Thanks Craig. One of the best principles in card magic to this day.

Thanks Sean. It's one of the principles that still fools me also.

Thankyou, Graham

Can't believe it's been 7 years. Thank you for the nice comment. I get fooled all the time. It's really tough to say my favorite impromptu tricks because there are so many out there. I've always liked The Descending Cards by Harry Riser. I did that on my channel a while back. Big fan also of the any card at any number trick. Thanks for watching.

@@abcardmagic9587 awesome, thanks for the kind reply! nah I don't believe it, you know everything, like quite literary every trick in the book[s] Will watch your ACAANS

@@cerealbloodx Stocaan is one of my favorites. Thanks.

Thank you, avi. Glad you liked it.