Dai Vernon's Triumph Shuffle Card Trick (Tutorial)

[@shadowwizzard0989]

this is fantastic and I can't believe your channel hasn't gotten more attention, you really do make magic look like the art that it is!

[@DougConn]

Thanks for the good word.... stay tuned!

[@leahamzlalak5589]

completely agree

[@shippernessity]

Truer words were never spoken.

[@BobLee-df4zh]

Meanwhile posers like Chris Ramsay have millions of subs.

[@ptrichie71]

That triumph shuffle is "the best" tutorial I've seen for it! So many make it too complicated! Thank you for showing an easier way 🙏🏼

[@brianhorvath3791]

I’ve never done a card trick before but after watching this I’m confident I could get it down with relative ease....excellent teaching sir

[@DougConn]

Love hearing this.

[@antoinedunant]

Your handling is absolutely gorgeous! I just love every single second of this, thanks for the sharing! 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

[@michaelm2980]

I only started magic 7 years ago and very late in life iam not to bad at it. it has changed my life but I love watching you if I can just b slightly as good as you I will b very happy

[@jonnygale8785]

Yet again Doug. You've made my day with this! Hours of fun of practice ahead! Thanks

[@DougConn]

Great! Enjoy!

[@djsylambert]

Thanks for the link to here Doug 😀 going to save this for future reference. Brilliant 👏

[@tsumabiken]

Utterly. Beautiful. 🙏

[@garyhenderson6504]

A fairly simple trick if you know how to do it, pure magic if you don't, and absolutely brilliant in its conception and execution. Your choice of which of the original and which of the more recent moves to incorporate and which to cut is visually elegant. As for the final deception: the back-to-back cards visually confirm the cards are jumbled. I can verify the effectiveness is 100%. I was startled the first time I saw you do this. The 4th time too. The move is brilliant. When you spread the cards and only the target was upside-down, It's like a one-two punch. Very nicely done.

[@Ablofluido]

Just amazing. I can do several triumphs but always struggled with Tabled shufffles - finally this is one I can do that's extremely convincing. Thanks!

[@CharlesLuken]

I know you uploaded this video three years ago, but this morning I’d seen the Triumph trick and knew I wanted to add it to my repertoire. Thanks to your very detailed video, I was able to pick this up in a few minutes. Now I just need to practice it for 10,000 hrs!

[@DougConn]

Happy to hear the info is useful! Best wishes with it!

[@CharlesLuken]

@@DougConn I wasn’t sure where to ask, but out of curiosity, how long or how many times do you practice a trick before performing it?

[@gunaonline4725]

Hi Doug , I have seen your articles in the Linking Ring, long back. Now happy to see you in this internet age. Thanks for making it clear

[@DougConn]

Oh yes, that was bout 25 years ago! 🙏🪄

[@gunaonline4725]

@@DougConn thanks, nice to connect with you. It is great learning for me.

[@kingofgames2679]

Gotta watch this a few times but I’m gonna have it down by tonight. Thanks!!!!!

[@DougConn]

Enjoy! It’s a good one!

[@palkiabest]

This is my favorite trick I’ve ever learned!

[@stephaniedraleau3283]

My mind is blown once again Doug!!!

[@chenghsin8619]

Didn't really understand the trick at first when I read the book by Vernon. This helped a lot. Many Thanks.

[@DougConn]

Love hearing this!

[@VicDiniMagic]

You are so smoooooth! Thanks for the tutorial. Great effect

[@tonyalanmarchant7330]

You sir are brilliant an very generous thaknyou

[@Rob-tb4fs]

Amazing wizardry

[@abcardmagic9587]

Doug, love to watch your card work

[@DougConn]

Thank ya

[@DougConn]

Thank ya

[@springking7148]

Oh my goodness I love this trick, looks so clean and it's so simple

[@DougConn]

It’s a good one to learn

[@reesecoulombe]

Wow that is such a cool trick

[@chattyone741]

Thank you for sharing. This routine looked great!

[@DougConn]

Glad ya enjoyed!

[@gimbalAnemia]

it's hard, but i can understand even my English is soooo bad. even not as a magician, you'll be a great teacher sir

[@DougConn]

It’s attainable with practice!

[@markwilley931]

Doug, you are the man!

[@Epetecane07]

You are the best magician an i know

[@TheSleightDoctor]

I use a modified and very visual Zarrow shuffle for my handling of this classic, but Vernon's original is still excellent, as is your presentation of it. Thanks for the tutorial!

[@mattym4451]

I'm going to give you the best compliment I'm capable of putting into words When I saw you do this in your black jack video, I had the kind of feeling I haven't had since I saw Kostya Kimlat on P&T. I was absolutely floored. Now here's the compliment. I do both the road runner and Vernon method myself... but you are so smooth I actually convinced myself that I just witnessed the next underground phenomenon. I perform this same dang trick and still got the anvil dropped on my head bugs bunny style. Sir, you've got an enthusiastic new sub! I can't wait until I've got some time to sit down and binge watch your material!

[@DougConn]

Thank you very much for those kind words, I’ve been doing triumph for the better part of my life (& so I guess that’s what it looks like when you live with a trick for 40 years) Tnx for the sub & I’ll see ya around KZbin!

[@rickyblevins4066]

Thank you Doug! Love your channel!

[@JohnSmith-sw4tn]

Great job Doug loved it

[@koahroupption]

WOW!! That's so clever!

[@leahamzlalak5589]

Thank you. It looks amazing

[@manorickspectacle1668]

Bonjour de FRANCE , super triumph

[@harm4751]

Wow I never liked triumph with a false shuffle or a push thru.. but this looks really great and I think I ll give it some practice to see how it feels😉 thanks for sharing man keep going!🙏

[@DougConn]

Coolio! Best wishes!

[@samirshrestha8378]

Amazing

[@focusdanielsan2580]

Excellent tutorial thank you. Great skills

[@deepanjanmudi2678]

Wowww enjoyed it very much thnx

[@Ken_Dalton]

Wow this just popped up randomly and unexpectedly (even though I'm subbed to u)🤫 but it popped up at a time where I just picked up the cards again to start learning, so this was a real treat to watch and have a tutorial..I have to save it in a playlist too so I can keep coming back to it bcoz I know there's ALOT to it bcoz you made it look too dang easy 🙈 you do it so effortlessly 👌🏼..thank you so much for the lesson oh wise one 🙏I appreciate ya!

[@DougConn]

Always happy to hear the efforts are finding kindred spirits! Tnx for the feedback!

[@petarvasilev980]

I am so proud of you 👏 thanks for everything

[@DougConn]

My pleasure to share !

[@petarvasilev980]

@@DougConn thanks for sharing this awesome magic trick with us 🙏

[@coolstuffs0820]

Doug. It's still confusing. Great job. 😀😀.

[@DougConn]

😀🙏👍

[@TheKothawadeprasanna]

It's amazing. Thank you

[@DougConn]

👍😀

[@timscoviac]

You can do this trick even more clean looking and easier with half the deck being double backers. I use 24 double backers and 28 normal cards. That way when I spread the cards for spectators selection they have a bit more to choose from. I tell them to touch the back of any card they want that way they don’t go digging in the bottom half, once they touch one I tell them to take it out and look at it and hold on to it. I then split the deck in two by holding the deck facing me as I spread through them and find where they meet and then shuffle them together, making sure I don’t show the other side of the double backers. I then turn away and ask them to put the card in anywhere they want face down. You can then spread out the whole deck showing them that the cards are actually face up and backs facing up. I then just square the deck up by tapping the side of the deck on the table and running my fingers on the edge of the deck while it’s still sideways to get them to forget what side was just facing up before I flip the deck over. I also make sure that I have a card with the back facing up on both the top and bottom of the deck so they don’t notice the flip. And from then on everything is done.

[@90s-Trance_86]

Price winninf technique and trick

[@geoffbooker2965]

Just helping out with the algorithm. Thanks, gef

[@adeladjerid]

You are the best continue ❤️❤️🤩🤩

[@TheSeventhSelf]

Brilliant

[@Budgness]

Loved it

[@davidshave7892]

Really well done. Great execution and very lively. I have a strip version that isn't nearly as entertaining as this 👍

[@deboraabh]

my head started reeling 🥺🥺 trying to figure out how this happened !!

[@robertherzbrun]

Hi Doug I just saw the poster of Carter The Great behind you. My aunt was Carter's assistant. My mother would tell me stories of their travels as they want around the world. She want around the world 3 times.

[@gerRule]

Wow I’d say that takes years of practice but you make it look so easy

[@jacobbarbaro5289]

I love all ur vids keep up the good work. 🙂

[@DougConn]

Thanks & will do!

[@radioactivezone8463]

It took me just 30 minutes to complete it perfectly With an hour or 2 I can master it

[@lockejeremyripcity]

Ur one of the best. Greatful 4 this video

[@deboraabh]

*Even when you EXPLAIN ..it is impossible to figure HOW DID THAT work And HOW did they all change the FACE !!* 🤔😲🥺🥺🙊😳

[@fraguio332]

Thank you

[@RyanQuintanapolymath]

Mind blown

[@erniejohnson8200]

Thank you for that.

[@robertorgeron861]

ANOTHER GOOD 1 BRATHA TY. JUST LIKE THT KOOLL. FIND UR CARD GUN 1 . LOL👍👍👍👍

[@rasheedsaad3751]

that amezing thank you mastr of magic ✨✨

[@jamemamjame]

Genius!

[@chikipaw23]

underrated af

[@DougConn]

Oh you found the real tutorial! Well played !

[@chikipaw23]

@@DougConn yes thank you!!!

[@ashayjain6214]

Love from india 🇮🇳 Just do more tutorials man . You will surely get more fans

[@TraderXFiddler]

Awesome

[@NBNB17182]

Hey Doug love your Channel ❤ Do you use poker size deck in this video or bridge size?

[@DougConn]

Always poker 👍

[@danielrichardsfishing8838]

The hardest part for me would be the cut to show cards back to back. Any pointers to practice that? TIA 😉👍

[@danielrichardsfishing8838]

Or face to face as you stated

[@DougConn]

Before you do the effect give the cards a bit of a squeeze creating a slight bend in the pack

[@andrewsilverstein6186]

Great

[@munchmoo6586]

Thanks! (:

[@DougConn]

My pleasure

[@tra5ic]

Hi Doug, in the video did you use plastic playing cards or paper?

[@DougConn]

Paper. My fave deck ya red bicycles

[@reesecoulombe]

I always wanted to be a magician but never knew how to. Thanks

[@DougConn]

I’ve grouped most of my beginners tutorials in my (totally free) classroom at: connjure.com

[@reesecoulombe]

Thanks I'll check it out

[@kaylatopper7613]

I wonder how many paper cuts he's got from this

[@briandenning4478]

Excellent!!!

[@DiegoAraujo-hu2xp]

Crack, máquina, titan, #1, bestia, master

[@talhaadguzel238]

Please I watched every video of yours but I need Turkish subtitles

[@robertherzbrun]

Hi Doug I

[@jakobhanderek5467]

how do i find the natural break between face up and face down cards?

[@philipnguyen3107]

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌝

[@garadakavwara7626]

example more complex triumph shuffle kzbin.info3jiHplKsyv8?feature=share

[@homerco213]

Intermediate trick? Are you out of your mind!

[@DougConn]

Yes, yes I am :) (but vs self working… methinks this is that)

[@wschield608]

Why??? I guess that I will never understand.

[@jimjimopoul5179]

Yeah yeah yeah...anything new?

[@DougConn]

Uhm “new” is really not the purpose of these tutorials . Sorry to disappoint

[@jimjimopoul5179]

@@DougConn well actually you dont disappoint,cause your handlings are awesome!but something new for us that already have the books and dvds!you are fast and clean

[@DougConn]

Ok, yes you’ll get that! (I’m working on a few beginners tutorials right now for a new web site : connjure.com) I’ll be posting some new / advanced tutorials as well ... stay tuned!

[@drew5448]

@@DougConn pinky swear? ;)