Penn & Teller Fooled by Coincidence Card Trick? Javier Natera on Fool Us 

Do you ever really conquer it or are you just brave enough to face it?

I completely forgot about the stage fright - his performance was so comfortable (apparently) and amusing!

What a coinsidence he fool me also.😂😂😂

It was a great performance. They just knew how it was done

​@@inzagusluciano988the guy you replied to is a fooler... Mahdi the Magician

Oh it’s Mahdi in the comments! I just watched his routine last night, it was fantastic. I tried to recreate the first trick and I think it’s actually much harder to do with thumbs. From the moment he opens the box, our brains are working twice as hard because things aren’t moving the way we’re used to seeing them move, and the high speed at which he moves things around on the table and the different operating procedure in doing so is overwhelming and hard to process, which leads us to being less suspicious about why things are left face down or up, which is seemingly out of convenience, but is a critical part of the trick. If done with thumbs, it immediately seems deliberate and thus suspicious. It’s incredibly fun to watch, because the whole procedure just feels entirely different, it has a sort of flowing nature to it that was just incredibly smooth… like the cards were tumbling around the table as if being blown about by the wind.

Not as good as Dani DaOrtiz in my opinion.

​@@davidedgar3509maybe, but Dani DaOrtiz is Dani DaOrtiz

@@davidedgar3509 lol, P&T said DaOrtiz was the GOAT of card tricks, but here you are with your super qualified opinion to troll on someone elses' schtick. Thanks for sounding off. Everyone will be sure to make a note of it.

Cant you not just do it with an invisible deck. ? His hands go under the table maby thats when you do a deck switch.

Oh fvck...yeah the ritual is crazy...this is really similar.

That's something that I was always wondering - do they show the introductory video to P&T & the live audience, that we are seeing? Because, sometimes Alison asks questions in tbe interview that were kind of answered it the video, so it seems redundant, so I am 50: 50 undecided, whether they actually see that in the theatre

​@panda4247 they do yes. She asks a lot of questions and not all are aired.

@@panda4247 Alison asks questions that the judges tell her to ask. This gives Penn and Teller time to figure out the trick

He's from Mexico. Tons of great magicians in both countries.

Magicians nightmare but I think he recovered

Me too! It looked impossible.