Bottom Deal Tutorial by Juan Fernando

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This bottom straddle grip deal is very practical and really easy to begin with and I highly recommended just as a show-off and not as a real cheating purpose by any mean.
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[@fernandop1]

Actually this grip was the most easiest one that I've come across compare to any other grip, it just took me about 2 to 3 days of practice for this video. The most difficult part was just to get the right timing and rhythm to deal top and bottom cards. Take care.

[@abcdefg7878]

this is actually the only tutorial that actually makes sense and works, and it was really easy and quick to learn!!! THANK YOU

[@TAROTAI]

The best tutorial! Juan Fernando is a straight-shooter (pun intended) and it's a pleasure to learn his moves. Thanks for your advice & presentation, which is now so slick.

[@leslawrenson]

I love this technique. It feels more natural to me than the Erdnase or Madison technique. I do it slightly differently, however, which I think helps to further disguise the second being dealt. I grip the deck the same as you, except that my second finger is nearer to the top-outermost corner of the deck, and I draw the bottom card with the second finger of my other hand, the index finger covering the front edge of the deck. And I draw the bottom card by placing the second finger of the draw-hand between the second and third fingers of the deck-hand. The finger drawing the bottom card cannot be seen, at all, from the front or sides, and all other angles are pretty tight. Couple that with the motion of the hands coming together to effect the deal, and it is impossible to spot the move.

[@sureshchandrajena9134]

Good morning brother. We became happy to watch your bottom deal tutorial after a gap of long period.Theach us when you are getting time. Thank you so much for your great teaching. May God bless you all. Magician SURESH and Family. Jajpur, Odisha.

[@fernandop1]

I sure will later on. Thanks for your comment.

[@nikolastankovic7402]

thank you so musch it helped me a lot i used to do it with my middle finger but now with the second finger it is flawless

[@fernandop1]

Yes, thanks. I'll do more later on. Regards.

[@IggyPro159]

And this, is why my friends never play cards with me. Thank you, wonderful tutorial! :D

[@chaumas]

I wish every sleight I want to learn could be explained in this much detail.

[@dodrdlc9411]

FernandoP1 you are probably the better magician on YT . Your tuto are work of art i have learned alot from you .GOD bless you MERCI

[@zarrow50]

I think using the second finger to strike out the bottom makes it easier to cover the move

[@modernillusionist5017]

I'm always going to be against exposure on youtube. But at the same time, this is helping my bottom deal

[@fernandop1]

Yes, it is call the Greek deal, I may do a tutorial as soon as I have a good grip on that one. Regards.

[@fernandop1]

Yes, I've been doing the water and oil trick since the 90's (but using both hands because I am not as good as him anyway). Regards.

[@BlindFokusnik]

Good technic, but I prefer double-fingered grip,which you can see me using for bottom deal in the end of my video "Dream vol. 1"

[@NsFPeAcE]

Thank you sooo much! I've been waiting for this tutorial, and you are my favourite teacher :D

[@fernandop1]

Because the pinky finger is the one holding the bottom section of the deck in place. Is not the best grip but works very well without too much practice.

[@montysingh3649]

U r Like GURU ,great teacher 4 me.Keep it up sir,there are magician out there in the world who took their secrets to their graves shame on them.Magic is an performance art not Secrets.

[@doorey2]

I love the quote from the bubble