2:23 you dont really need to cover the packet with your thumb because that is YOUR VIEW ANGLE and the spectator cannot see the cards from that angle but you DO must cover front view of the packet with your middle finger. greetings from ecuador.
4:14 - 4:50 There's a way of avoiding having to hide the "fishiness." I thought of just double lifting the card on top and keeping that squared in your right hand before you deal the next three aces down. It would be harder to mask, but it's a much easier way of learning the trick. This also makes it easy to put something special like the ace of spades as the single-flipped card; you just have it as the top ace. ... Otherwise, great tutorial, Asad. Thanks.
although i know how it's done but i actually like to watch your videos anyways they are great in quality , performance , simply every thing looking forward for more videos and hope you upload more often :)
Wouldn't it be be better if, when u picked up the first card ( in this case 6 of clubs) u picked an ace with it as a double lift and then dealt the rest of the 3 Aces? Then u dont need to justify putting the first card back onto the deck also
One extra tip is place the three cards on to the card box, That just makes it easier to balance the cards. You could also do in the hands of your spectator, by cupping their hands
I think I’ll just double lift the top card and one of the aces, deal the 3 other aces to the table and then do the shake color change. Or I will learn the paintbrush top color change. 😏 Both ways will leave me clean with just the fourth ace in my hand and the 6c back on the deck. No risk of cards splitting in the flip.
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A better variation is to lift a packet of eight, with 4 jacks fanned and displayed. Then put the packet of 8 back on top. The top four cards can be any random four cards, and they have to be hidden behind the jacks when you fan them. Then take each of the top four random cards and place it anywhere in the deck, maybe tell a story about how the jacks went their seperate ways or something. Then tap the top/snap and deal the top four cards. The jacks have suddenly gotten back together! That's how this trick was originally performed.
I do a version of this where as I show their 4 cards I place them face down on the bottom of the pile of 8 in my hand, that was you don't have to do the colour change at the end and risk their card and the ace slipping apart
Really like this trick, but I have a problem with preforming the end. I can do the mechanics, it jsut *feels* sloppy. Especially if you have a questioning or curious audience, like I normally do. So, to combat this "sloppyness" at the end of the trick, I simply did a second deal instead of the double lift. It works much better for me. But, great trick, otherwise!
at the end when you flick over the cards could you have a palm up kind of grip on the back to back double, to help with the flick,in case they separate or would this look unnatural?
Placing the card back to the pack then removing it is kinda odd. Simply put it back and place the whole deck onto the table. Great trick nevertheless, thanks!
Maybe While you close the spread use your index finger to almost lift up the four cards, but if you gonna lift them kinda high, tilt your hands downward a bit!
What the hell.... I sometimes hate my friends so freaking much. They like to ruin a good trick by just with 1 move which is picking the top card of the deck.... How do I convince those tough cookies.
i don't know but if they do just type in google search stuff like "Cloud pop tutorial" or "Cloud pop by (The Name Here) revealed" Or something like that.
There is actually a card effect known as the Acrobatic Aces which I have been doing for 30 years. The orig. Acrobatic Aces, the Aces fly out the deck after they have been shuffled into the deck. No offence, but there is nothing Acrobatic about this version you just performed. Magic Art.
