nice to hear that you liked it , i hope did a good job since im still very new to this . Also , i think "at the card table " is the best place to start if you are planning on studying all his stuff , however , i started with his last book "lessons in card mastery " (i didnt know who he was is at the time) but i like all of his books , he always delivers

@@GilbergFortenberry I hope so too. I don't have scams and fantasies and I would to love check it out , fingers 🤞

awesome :) , I am really happy to hear that

this is raise rise by ryan Kosby and it is also tought by Xavior spade who i think has a more practical way of doing it .

yeah I've heard about it. I'm just wondering if there's an online resource or preferably a book where I can learn it

@@robb704 As far as i know there are only these sources im afraid . Sorry i couldnt help more

this trick is from sonata by juan tamariz which i have reviewed in my channel , here is the review in case you want to know more about the book kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpXPonp7qbibb8k except for the first control at the very beggining which is from the book "by forces unseen" . Keep in mind that the moves here are a bit advanced . THANK YOU for liking my performance . if there is anything else i can help u with , feel free to hit me up

The amount of things you can learn from this book is endless and i always come back to it whenever i need to solve a problem or find a more suitable sleight to accoplish something .So i primarily use it as a reference/manual/guide rather than than studying it end for end (which i ultimately have, because it has been years that i have it) . Card College ,if you are looking for a curriculum , it is "to my opinion" the greatest card magic course ever written . While the RCT is the greatest reference book as Michael Vincent has stated and i agree with that statement. To answer you question . I would jump to RCT after volume 3 or 4 of card college :) the book will feel less intimidating this way . Just keep in mind that it is written more like a manual and less like a lesson which will make the reading process a bit more dry . I hope this helped you with your inquiry . Feel free to hit me up with a follow up if anything feels unclear :)

@@Dimitris.Papastamatis Thank you so much for the advice and reply. Have a wonderful day.

Nice to hear a good word , thank you very much

love u :)

hey friend :) . I kinda have a sense on which one u got intrigued with . Is it the jokers that become aces? . Also , all u need is double facers/backers and u wont have a problem :)

@@Dimitris.Papastamatis I do love that one, but I actually already have a video of that on my IG. The Sandwich-ception and Frog Prince gimmicks were the ones that caught my eye.

@@Mmoriates oh cool :) great for video and story telling

surfaced , by chad nelson

i dont own any of his books , unfortunately

thank

thank you for liking it . The other 2 would be "forte's years of experience" both volumes and "Mnemonica" . I picked these 3 because all 3 together cover almost any type of a effect .But i havent give it much thought until now . RCT by marlo is there for sure though. i am on the making of my new review "drawing room deceptions" it is coming within this weak.

That's terrific! Those three books are in my library! There is really only one other magic book reviewer (Erudite Magic). I hope you continue...

@@ScudderFowler ill try my friend . Thank you for the vote of confidence

OFF world by JP Valerrino

@@Dimitris.Papastamatis thank u does it use a normal deck?

@@Rutuz yes and no. Off world is a gimmicked one which u can get from penguin . But i have figured out how to do it impromptu and it looks exactly the same way .

@@Dimitris.Papastamatis bruh 😂😂 can I get an hint?

@@Rutuz stack alternate colors/ use paul curry's double lift according to what spectator says :)

yes , it is from the book "a new angle" by ryan plankett it is all about the stripper deck. www.penguinmagic.com/p/S23080

there are 3 different ones.

u are close , Greek :)

@@Dimitris.Papastamatis damn u really looked italian btw I am

thank you mate :)

yes :) , but please keep it between us :P

in the book , it is adviced to do mistakes to make it more convincing and i followed that. i might review it btw

@@Dimitris.Papastamatis Cool I'll keep my eyes peeled.

true very true , for these should be 1 volume , they look to much alike

wow , love to hear that :) thank you , im proud of my pass

if u have any thoughts on improving my presentation , please feel free to do so . Im glad u liked it

@@Dimitris.Papastamatis Presentation is good. If you want a nice kicker effect to go with this one look up Mathematical Finder in Scarne on Card Tricks it's the 33rd card trick in the book. Will complement this real nicely especially if you have two spectators.

hi there , what do u mean?

awesome , love u too brother

haha , consider subsccribing if u want to , there are going to be ttutorials based on what people ask me to see , when the channel gets bigger then ill be allowed to have a membership section because i dont want the secrets to go public.

thank you for liking it . There is no editing :) it is a technique called "laping" . You wont find camera tricks in my videos they are used in real life performances . If u are interted in learning that i have a book review "revolutionary card technique by ed marlo" the book covers that.

thank you fella , i went for a little short and sweet thingy instead of a trick , true :)

@@Dimitris.Papastamatis Keep up the good work. You're doing awesome.

ill do all 3 , thank you for liking it :)

ty fella , im glad u liked it :)

hahaha

really happy to hear what you are saying , thanks for the boost and motivation

thank fella , im really glad u liked it

thank you so much :)

you can find more about it here www.penguinmagic.com/p/14975 thanks for liking the video , i appreciate it

@@Dimitris.Papastamatis Haha actually didn't like it until just now. Just left a comment ... But thanks for the reference :)