Chris Ramsay - "Spread n Butter" Card Trick Tutorial

[@spyuggy]

I think that this is a brilliant trick, it had me fooled and I think Chris was very generous to be giving it out to us, he even didn't seem to mind other people teaching it, as long as they practiced it to perfection, a BIG thumbs up for you Chris

[@TheJudofreak1]

I understand that some of us (magicians) are mad about people like Assad or Chris teaching magic, but if it wasn't for these guys I would have never started with this beautiful art that is such an enrichment for my life! And I think I'm speaking for a lot of up starting magicians right now. Thanks guys for your awesome work and keep it up! Greetings from Germany!

[@TheRussianGenius]

I love the video, great trick and awesome switch. Thumbs up!

[@ChrisRamsay52]

TheRussianGenius thanks dude!

[@joshuahelton33]

TheRussianGenius lol its not often another magician I am subscribed to comments on a video I watched

[@mono409]

Chris Ramsay you my friend just earned a sub

[@lidokork]

thumbs up for me

[@sbxftr]

asad, vladimir, chris, 3 excellent magicians, 1 video ! is this real life 😂

[@kieranbarker1902]

It's strange looking back on this and seeing Chris with fewer tattoos!

[@henrym1184]

especially on his right arm

[@yw0499]

Indeed, its different

[@therealshard]

This...!

[@FoxArtStudios]

For people dissing on "the exposed of magic", stop. It's his art form, his OWN ORIGINAL TRICK, he can do whatever he pleases with it.

[@Ubi-o]

Cas McFox Art agree.. I'm not sure why anyone would care if ppl teach..

[@TheSleightDoctor]

That "spread switch" would make an absolutely killer card control too, Chris! Easy enough to use your non-dominant hand to hide the side jog as you turn over the deck to briefly spread it face-up on the table - you'd just need to turn the selection perpendicular first - then use an indifferent card to flip the whole spread face-down again...leaving the selection on top when you gather the cards. Boom. Seamless. I haven't been this excited about a new sleight in a long time. Bravo! 👏

[@1brokengirl]

I like what Chris said about properly crediting tricks. That's class.

[@laithtell84]

Can I just say I absolutely loved the video, for multiple reasons. For one Chris Ramsay is one of my favorite illusionists, card controller, and all around amazing content creator. And to see him collaborate with one of the channels that essentially taught me everything I know about card magic is nostalgic and amazing to say the least

[@jeffreyday3381]

Spread n Butter = Brilliant ! Nice use of the Mex Turnover

[@tomgoffnett5624]

Chris is tearing it up. Great to see him on your channel. I'm not ready for this one yet, but enjoyed watching it.

[@koi2932]

Me trying to do the trick: Can't even find the joker in the first step

[@harris52]

LEGIT! So much respect for Chris he is taking the art of magic and learning magic into the 21st century with tact, humility, and style! Haters gonna hate but hey nobody is giving shit to jiffy lube or Firestone for the guy showing how to change a tire or oil change video on KZbin... it's 2016 welcome to the future and a new learning medium.

[@mysteriesinmind]

I know this is an older video, but heck, it's new to me! Thanks, Chris and Asad, for your generosity.

[@Cardistian]

14:04

[@x33Calyce]

This is possibly the coolest card switch I've seen so far, props to you Chris!

[@henechiketeNIHONGO]

It’s so weird seeing baby Chris with almost no tattoos😂❤️

[@henechiketeNIHONGO]

You Tube What??? I meant younger.. chill

[@giantskeleton420]

@@RajbirSingh-rd7qg unlike him u are certainly not 6 feet cuz that joke flew right over ur head

[@Flqmmable]

@@giantskeleton420 OMG AHHAHAHAHA

[@Flqmmable]

stolen comment

[@harshmagic2110]

Also I noticed he was speaking in a different accent🤧😅😂

[@JohnathonPD]

First off,thanks Chris for sharing a really amazing trick and one I could tell was near and dear to you. After all it's your baby. You gave birth to it's creation. As far as Mr. Roman, I've got to give props to Assad (sorry if I spelled it wrong) for letting his comment stand. You're definitely wrong, Mr. Roman. I know it seems like all of this "magic being revealed" is all over on KZbin where everyone can see. Everyone CAN see, but only a small group do because they love and appreciate the art of magic and want to be an amateur magician. That is definitely true for me. I started out watching the tutorials on KZbin and have moved on to purchased videos, tricks, lectures, series, and I've even got a really excellent magician who is a card master and I've had the fortune to be involved in some live group sessions with him and we even email back and forth now and then. It's people like Assad and his 52Kards work (his tutorial website is like an encyclopedia for card magic) that is helping to keep magic alive by sharing and caring about magic he's spread the love of magic to a whole new era. Thanks again, Chris. Really amazing trick that's just hard enough to require plenty of practice, but not so difficult that I'll never quite get it. Practice, people... practice this trick every day for at least 2-3 weeks before you even show your mom.

[@ChrisRamsay52]

JohnathonPD Couldn't have put it better myself. :)

[@Sneric]

+Chris Ramsay Ey Chris! i just gotta ask you 2 quick questions, 1: how the hell did you even come up with this awesome trick?! and 2 where did you get your cards coz i have a similar pair called the bin wang, i rlly like the deck youre using since mine is terrible ^^

[@koegon]

+TheSwedishViking It's a "Bee" deck of cards, you can get them pretty much everywere, but you can also find alot of fake versions of those so be carefull;)

[@Sneric]

Koegon welp seems like i got the fake ones and they fuckin suck xD

[@josephfrings8417]

Koegon l

[@Wiensy90]

This blew my mind and my bro lost it when I did this to him! I've spent a lot of money on tricks over the years on all the main sites and this is the best impromptu card trick I've ever seen. So devious, can't believe it didnt cost me a dime. Thanks Chris you're gold!!

[@eversosleight]

Ever since I got these moves down, I have killing it with this trick. It is such a unique trick, odd and extremely cool. Thanks Chris and Asad.

[@lukazirdum4827]

Trick looks so clean and legit I love it

[@deek.on.240hz]

+Chris Ramsay Nicely done. I watched this a year or two ago but didn't really get it, but coming back to watch and fully understand it, is great. Great trick and I would love to see more like this!

[@nossontheniceguy]

This trick is definitely the smartest I can remember seeing!!!!! Even better than the ghost deck or any tricks that use gimmicks. The effect is awesome!!!!!!!! I am very much looking forward to being able to do it!!!

[@dolutho]

it's such a beautiful clean trick. The sleight of hand is amazing

[@ling6701]

I'm totally blown away with this trick. I can't wait to learn it and play it to others.

[@gmohanfernandez]

amazing trick, started practicing today and the movement looks so natural to make such a beatifull switch, totaly loved it. great video

[@MaDHatTerIzza]

Mad props to Chris for this card effect! Definitely gonna be part of my table magic.

[@brianlee7839]

I paused the video @ 10:10, guessing what the sleight was going to be. How easy and naturally it worked on the very first try was spectacular.

[@thegap0]

Chris has improved so much in the last 3 years!!

[@Sylvathapoet]

Card magic is just awesome. Relatively new to card magic myself, been doing prop illusions mostly. Just for the fun and enjoyment, always been a huge fan of magic, had my first little set of tricks when I was a kid.

[@bigstan4053]

One of the best switches ive ever seen! BIG UP

[@samuelws1996]

This trick is gold!

[@BANPHIM00]

That was flipping brilliant!

[@ElectricPharmacy]

nice work, when watching the performance i thought i had it figured out, it was when you spread the deck on the table and flipped them thought you were just switching for the top card lol i was more blown away when i saw the tutorial and seen what you had actually done. i love being wrong that's what puts the fun back into magic for me. Cheers

[@Librarcade]

You are a really good teacher I think you understand the learning mind hahaha “put the time in” some of your best advice

[@xAmbersImaginationx]

You, sir, have got a new subscriber. This is a great tutorial and your move is a utility which I'm so inspired by. The ability to make a card disappear from the deck without tape or gaffs is pretty sick. An (almost) impromptu card to bottle routine springs to mind...

[@TooIrishProud]

Insane. So clean. Love it.

[@Meatborg]

That effect is amazing, I have to say the trick is ingenious too. Thumbs up to 52Kards and Chris Ramsay for this awesome trick!

[@robertmontes1468]

Still one of my Favorite tricks... Wish you'd do tutorials again!!

[@pumajlr]

Wow! That's a pretty cool switch. I love it.

[@Ben-gt9hd]

Genius! Just pure genius!

[@videos4mydad]

that.was.amazing!! great tutorial and a great great illusion. 2 mind-blowing techniques here because their effect is so convincing, yet they are almost self-working. thank you Chris.

[@Ubi-o]

Love the effect.... may be my favorite but it's ridiculously fragile and very difficult to pull off cleanly. But this may be one of the coolest ways I've ever seen of doing this effect

[@sammychristians1007]

At 2:53 after he said my name is chris ramsay i thought he was gonna say and welcome to the shift. Btw nice effect and tutorial your my favorite magician!

[@dylancooper4993]

What a clean switch! Awesome trick! It's going to take a fair amount of practice but I'll get it down eventually. Thank you!

[@Strykee12]

I knew this was going to be awesome. Thanks a lot, Chris!

[@fuckasnitch765]

chriss you are super cool and it was a sick trick , man . 😎

[@alexmege973]

Mexican bonneteau of Bebel is perfect ! Thanks Chris for Bebel

[@bobbyjonz1000]

Wow you come a long way...shows what hard work and talent can become

[@S1D3K1CKer1992]

I hit the like button before the video loaded, cuz I knew it was good stuff. I was not wrong :D Chris, that beard does the whole magic ;)

[@oscarm8704]

Amazing switch and has perfect cover

[@alexparex8826]

The yt magicians I like most made a video together? Heaven!

[@dsellers2]

watched the butter a year ago.....still love watching it now too! awesome!

[@СергейИльченко-п9щ]

This switch is amazing!

[@auroradrp]

Really love this performance, and the way you taught it with repetition. This effect is a must if you like magic. I agree with your comments on crediting and teaching magic the right way. Way to go you Creative Genius! Thanks.

[@hamm8012]

Been practicing this for 2 months now. Still need a loot of time! Awesome effect which I can‘t wait to show either

[@robertmontes1468]

Good video man. Thanks for something worthwhile to practice! Really enjoying the videos you're putting together

[@realuka]

this is the best card trick without gimmicks. ever.

[@benjaminbrown4684]

awesome trick Chris. Thank you for the tutorial.

[@F41LZZz]

that handling was insanely clean

[@lukapejacevic5246]

This trick is amazing , going all the praise Chris and still is the best that you can do with a normal pack of cards good job

[@kalebwiebe2888]

Thats great man really good switch. But even better is the control.

[@Sylvathapoet]

Great trick and tutorial as always

[@ameerrecheld4893]

Really good slide of hand and a great trick

[@montysingh3649]

Chris Ramsay u r real genius of magic industry.

[@trebolzero8497]

Cool trick!! Thanks for sharing! Be good Chris!

[@hanoi97]

this is beautiful, thank you Chris !

[@felixrdc4270]

this change , is AMAZING !!!! GG bro !!

[@OctoIlluminati]

I say to girls who I perform this to, Sign the first 6 digits of your number, and if I impress you, I get the last 4. It works! Haha

[@jacobbelanger5863]

Nice, I'm stealing this lol

[@HelvetioJRGaming]

another thing to get a girls number is to force a card, tell her "I'll need your number for this next part" and then text her a picture of her card.

[@nafl6889]

Mac B how is anyone that confident

[@HelvetioJRGaming]

NohuuX lol ikr

[@RajbirSingh-rd7qg]

@@kavirugunaratne6104 True that!

[@canadajamz1840]

Chris is my fav. 52 cards and the Russian genius you are both great as well. Kill it Chris!

[@MrMertakhai]

I figured out how you did it on my second viewing. Such a brilliant trick! Great sleights, too

[@clintmclintock]

MrMertakhai Never do a trick for someone twice. Unless you are Penn and Teller in which case you make a comedy act out of it.

[@kalyanbaidya7339]

Nice trick.. I was fooled😌😌

[@josegama6850]

amazing effect! loved it!

[@CristianKirk]

Very cool trick, I've awalys loved the concept of mysterious cards that in the end happen to be the chosen card. Thanks a lot. it's not very common to see tutorials for this kind of elaborated tricks. I hope people can really appreciate it. Now, one quick critic for the trick is that I think the disappearance of the card is really weak. In general, the disappearance of a card from the deck is a hard illusion to prove, specially if you are leaving the deck on the table. Usually to prove a card is gone from the deck, the spectator has to check it for him/herself (they have to hold the deck). I'm gonna try to think in something. Apart from that everything is nice, your switch in the spread is pretty cool. Cheers.

[@rayparnell198]

Great trick and video! Thanks for sharing!

[@martinchki]

i understood how it was done but the idea is brilliant. Thanks !

[@tylerkeith4896]

I love this card trick, definitely gonna go practice now great tutorial bro thanks ^^

[@mikeoxlong1897]

I knew what you were doing, but it still looked so cool

[@GiveMeMyNameBackYoutube]

lol! I love the intro. you had me fooled, At first I was thinking, ok another guy with a strong accent doing a card trick with a story no one cares about.

[@Bscotch333]

Very impressive, very smooth...off the hook to say the least. I will def. sub bro!

[@patgabris3333]

Excellent trick and review of the key tricky steas

[@aadrikdua9145]

Chris is just so awesome

[@colonyb5808]

Thanks for the videos u make and extra thanks to Chris Ramsay you guys are the best ultimate THUMBS UP👍

[@scottponciroli6448]

my first magic shop was Al's magic shop in DC I really like your stuff Chris thanks for time and effort and now that I know you develop tricks I'm looking forward to see What your selling . Hey I'm really digging the tips so thanks

[@grimmfandingo6538]

Really clever move, much appreciated.

[@ParkinT]

You are absolutely right about the number of crappy KZbin Magic teaching tutorials. Your stuff, Chris, is always TOP NOTCH. What is the origin of the NAME "Mexican Turnover"? It is as old as Moses but I doubt it was originated in Mexico!

[@GattToDaChoppa]

i think it did, believe it or not. its believed that people in Mexico used to use it in 3 card Monte scams.

[@camilopedrero3169]

Omg, awesome performance and tutorial.

[@ShortiesCleverShorts]

This is a really GOOOOOD one! Definitely one worth practicing the sleights needed to perform this and the routine. This is really beautiful! Thanks to Chris and 52 for this! So glad to have found this gem!

[@BadGamers2024]

this was really cool. well done

[@michaelmcclain6979]

First and above all, a huge thank you to Chris and 52kards for sharing such an awesome tutorial. Absolute gold sir. 2nd, as Richard said, kudos to you for giving credit where credit is due. Now, if I can take just a quick moment to give my opinion on something...that would be great. Exposure and teaching are not the same thing. Is the classic, "The Royal Road to Magic" exposure? After all, it's in my local library. Non-magicians are free to check it out. How about the Card College, volumes? Are all of The Professors books which he had published exposure? Of course not. KZbin is an internet video library. Period. The desire to learn makes it teaching...not exposure. In truth, if anyone cared to learn virtually any trick they've ever seen, they could go to a library and find the method in book form written by the very person who invented the trick. The door to magic is closed...but it's not locked. IMO. Thanks again Chris and 52kards. Cherry Trick.

[@johnnypowell5839]

Putting the time in. Thanks man.

[@lordvader4577]

I agree man, your the only real person ive learned magic from

[@kaiirossbaird7623]

Hey guys I've put an extension on this trick. First you start with the cards in the tuck box, then you take them out and put the tuck box in your pocket then proceed to do the trick. After the trick is finished, you then palm off the top card (the dupe joker) and reach into your pocket. First you ditch the joker then grab the tuck box to say "Here you can inspect everything." So your left clean! -Zeldaz Baird-

[@HeiinRogue]

Chris you are incredible !! thanks for this, thanks Asad too for share this on your channel, Saludos !

[@matteomarcantonio6106]

FAN_TA_STIC!!!! THX SO MUCH FOR THIS GREAT EFFECT

[@TaranHarveyChadwick]

I am not disappointed!!

[@philmiller99]

Great trick! Thanks for sharing.

[@MickThomson70]

Excellent moves! Great work! like the trick!

[@aakashdabas6771]

One of the best trick I think

awesome trick, dude!!!

[@FlawdTV]

He flashed a little when he put the 5 of clubs back in the deck a bit... still a dope trick