I reeeaaly like your video's, one of the best tutorials in the hole internet!!!

i can do a good classic pass, but still cant get a simple thumb fan. its embarrassing

You must be thankful to have such huge hands. My thumb cant even barely grip the deck and my ring fingers are just too short to cut the deck. Plus, my fingers are too small the hold the cards in place after performing an L-Cut.

BEST CARDISTRY TUTORIAL CHANNEL HANDS DOWN! The way you break every single step down is very appreciated. Thanks! :)

Still dont get😢

Thanks a lot this help me do a trick to the boss of summer camp and he loved it

U deserve so many more subscribers 🎉

My dude you really need more subs! You are an amazing resource. Thank you!

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I had a bad habit where i was doing the Charlier packet drop, then this awkard dopey spin of the top packet, then just finishing the Charlier as normal. Not fluent, not cool. But I realized from this video that my index finger needs to stay on the top pack all the way round. And as the top pack gets near its full rotation, the index finger is now both rotating the top packet and lifting the bottom packet. That was the key! And at the last moment, indexy boy transfers to the bottom packet, finishing the lift and dropping the top packet. Then move index out the side to close. Thanks for this!

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Very good video edit

Another tip is to soap the cards. The late Tommy Edwards, out of Chicago, used Cashmere Bouquet soap to rejuvenate a deck for card magic. There are a number of videos on soaping cards, on KZbin. I use Cashmere Bouquet or Jergens, which seems to work as well. Some use Dove. I especially find it useful for slicking the smooth sides of a rough and smooth deck, dramatically extending the life of the deck. For R & S, I prefer to use 100% plastic cards, because they resist humidity really well. But, I'd only use plastic cards for R & S because they simply don't handle like a paper deck.

Bro yaps for 14 minutes and yet I can still get it

tutorials on cardistry should never be shown from the viewers perspective...im trying to learn how to perform the move so show it from the performers perspective...

Bro why are you bon,t boing videos

bruh this is so hard i think its my cards there plastic but i lernt something else the riffle florr pickup

You know, I didn't need a tutorial to show that it's an almost fully pushed ub faro, that's not the hard part, you don't need to spend almost 4 minutes explaining that. It's the most obvious and free part. But when you after that say "just push the hands in different directions and there you go" and show it for a couple of seconds, because that part is the one everyone looks up the tutorial for - when they couldn't make the faro bloom. It really doesn't help to say "just pull and and it'll happen" when it doesn't. And then just show it repeatedly happening. And all the tutorials for this move are like that, spend forever talking about the faro but then say "the bloom just happens" when my cards don't open up. In fact most tutorials like this need troubleshooting section more than showing how they do it. Like usually you're doing something wrong even though it looks fine when nobody mentions it in the tutorials.

You mean third finger... thumb isnt a finger

I did not know that the cut made a difference, all these years I now understand why some decks faro shuffle easy and some are difficult. Thanks for filling me in!

Good shuffling

I just got this deck at Dollarama for half the price. Except for a covid -related gap, they regularly have a deck of nicer bikes, and right now is this one. I've greatly expanded my collection from there before COVID locked things down.

This gave me a HUGE improvement to my fanning, so I cannot thank you enough!

You should have more subscribers!

Thank you, that was very comprehensive. I've been struggling with this for a few weeks.

Great job, thanks! Subbed

Man love you explanation about new deck of cards funniest 😂❤️

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这是多么好的视频啊！虽然我还没看完但是我觉得当我看完时我一定能学会

我的扑克牌是塑料的而且太滑了，但是是一个非常好的教学！

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Thanks dude I love tried other ways and they didn’t work but I can see I’m gonna get this pretty wuicj

Bravo maestro!! I do it.

Grasias. Me gusto.

Do you sweat your hands? I do, not too much, but aren't the most dry hands in the world. I wash them frequently to keep them clean but still about two or three weeks are totally grey at the sides and swollen... any tip for this issue?

Nice tutorial with the different nuances Thank you!

came back to Cardistry and had to learn a new move! thank you so much for the tutorial!

who makes these cards, they are quite beautiful. Also love your videos, I'm a cardestry beginner and your videos help me to advance my craft.

i had a bicycle card it last me for 10years with perfect conditions no shape no dirt even i use it sometimes, but yeah i do just play everyday, but sometimes, and i keep them always safe as possible, but now i need new one, cause it get damaged.... that life, but it very hight quality, i recommande to people to use thos type of cards Bicycle Standard or Rider Back the most used cards for Magic/Poker

after so many tutorials, this is the one that help me achieve the move! thank you so much!!

Use plastic cards to learn faro! They faro beautifully!

Amazing tutorial

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That "earthquake" move, for testing how worn a deck is for cardistry, is so useful! I hadn't seen that anywhere else. Thanks! (it reminds me of the earthquake shake tables that engineers use for testing)

Having trouble with this, I am using a monarchs deck that I also used to learn the faro and a few other moves. It is relatively new, but it just clumps up into many packets. It also does this when I try to dribble. Any tips?

0:11 hey what's the name of this trick?

I've never seen you before but then I saw this vid and it looked cool so I learned it and it was super easy because you made it super easy to learn so thanks man. and I subscribed and liked.

You explain it really well, thank you!

excellent tutorial - love the set-up about smaller hands and the tips at the end. A talented communicator.