Learn an Easy Magic Trick!

[@DanielRoyMagic]

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[@Skystrike70]

I got randomly suggested this video by KZbin and I am impressed. Great vid

[@XAVIER.D0PE]

OMG MAN YOU ARE A GENIUS I AM PRACTINCING it to see if i can fool my english class

[@ieBrazil]

Wow. Amazing. Greetings from Brazil, mister Roy!

[@darrencovar6329]

You should become a math professor. The way you explain things is so step by step and easy to follow.

[@connorleane480]

Wow, what a great tutorial, thank you so much!

[@ryanhenderson8908]

I've never seen an "easy trick" actually explained as if you literally didn't know anything about card handling. Good job.

First time I clicked on one of this videos and it was actually easy to learn. Now it's just a matter of training the trick until I can do it consistently

[@brandonbuell9571]

I learned this trick yesterday (April 1st) and I told everyone when I was on the part with all of the cards in the middle that it was “just an April fools joke and it’s not like I can magically make their card appear between the two cards.” And as I said that I pulled the card out and flipped their card over. Everyone’s reaction was great. Their faces went from “I can’t believe I let this guy do an April fools joke on me” to “wait, that’s my card. How did he do that”

[@delun4]

11/10 performance

[@engineerdark]

Beautiful

[@LuisRodriguez-sl7cg]

Bravo

[@JAHIDxJD]

That is perfect 😂

[@jackvaxx2100]

Daniel, i knew how to do all of these things before I watched the video, but I’d seen an incredible performance by you in another video, and I was intrigued to see what your take on teaching magic would be. Out of every magic tutorial I’ve seen on KZbin, this video is the most in-depth and helpful one I’ve ever seen. It does what most don’t, in that there is such a high level of consideration for people that aren’t used to handling a deck of cards. I’m blown away, and you’ve gained a really happy subscriber. I hope the pandemic isn’t treating you too badly mate. Take care!

[@DanielRoyMagic]

Thanks so much! I’m gonna make more tutorials soon on some basic card tricks.

[@BzBlade]

@@DanielRoyMagic If you have time to create, maybe an in depth on card techniques alone. One technique per video along with it's uses and troubleshooting when learning? You can number them as the order to learn them if starting out on the video title

[@taytongray4626]

32:00 "ushaly"

[@ryanburkett949]

@@DanielRoyMagic I agree. I am teaching a kid's magic camp this summer for the first time. And I knew I wanted to show a key card routine and I knew I wanted to teach basic card holding and handling but I was unsure how to do that and what things to tell the kids to practice. Your video was extremely helpful and just made me a better teacher! Liked and subscribed!

[@RalfSchmitz69]

Absolute! *word*

[@LetsGoToTheHeaven]

I just saw this video and I wanted to try, but I only have a UNO deck, so I took out some cards and left 2 reds and 2 blues of each number to make it work. Tried to make the trick to my mom for the first time and I'm happy to say that it worked three times in a row. You, Sir, made my inner child achieve one of its dreams. Congratulations on the easy to learn explanation.

[@DanielRoyMagic]

Wow, so glad to hear! That’s what magic is really all about. :) More tutorials coming soon!

[@wobblyorbee279]

uno deck omg me too xD

[@DarkHelixia]

They taught him well at Hogwarts ...

[@BZgA]

Harry Potter is crap

[@rhysbaker2595]

@@BZgA ok buddy. Chill, it's a harmless comment

[@TheJim42069]

Harry's cousin Barry Potter 😂

[@TheBluePhoenix008]

Damn it someone already made this joke

[@patrickmcconnon93]

Ahahahaha bruh 😂😂

[@KevinDEHLINGER]

Super trick, I'm a total newbie but was able to impress my wife with it :)

[@DanielRoyMagic]

Well I’m glad it worked well! Guess I’ll have to make a tutorial to a different trick so you have a part 2 to your act haha

[@arminhansarian2268]

What a great tutorial! Only took me about an hour of practice before I showed it to my wife. As a bonus, the very first time I got the "mind reading" variant and she was completely fooled :D

[@DanielRoyMagic]

No way! Super lucky...that variant is basically real magic lol

[@frank25_]

This is the most in depth explanation of a card trick I have ever witnessed. Incredible

[@nickjohnson410]

You know he's a damn good magician when he can show the entire trick step by step and I still can't see how he does it.

[@eaglethedigger]

Thank you so much. It's good to hear and see something good and positive these days. Cheers from Germany.

[@rampadmanabhan4258]

I've never said this about any KZbinr, but your placement/timing of ads on your videos is impeccable...

[@psionicjake]

I decided to pick up card magic again during Covid, as a way to avoid my phone which just makes me angry and sad all the time. This video is easy to follow and you explain everything so well. Thanks for helping me learn some new tricks!

[@maximiliankilchert9640]

Well done! I do card magic since a few months but never really cared about the basic grips. What I learned is thatt it's more valuable to go deeper in basic techniques instead of learning more complex controls or changes. I love your style of teaching. Hopefully, you're enjoying it and maybe you'll explore new things as well because I think teaching in a way improves the own learning. Greetings from Germany!

[@zas786]

Best card trick tutorial on youtube. Would totally watch his show in person.

[@Benny-ry6qj]

Hey Daniel! This was an absolutely incredible video! I recently have been trying to learn card magic and fun card tricks to perform for my family and friends. And a lot of videos on the Internet are quite complex for the level that I am at. Some people just want to show off there card skills or just go too fast. But your video explained it so perfectly, you actually taught me how to do the trick!! Thank you so much, already performed it and it worked with great reactions! Thanks bro.

[@daveprice5911]

My god, recording myself doing this trick I notice how smooth and competent your patter is. Like wow.

[@sensemagic]

I've known the key-card trick for a long time, but this is the best "reveal" I've seen. Very nice!

[@Curlyjoe71]

Love the attention to the hand positions. Thanks!

[@deboraabh]

*The way you **#explain** and teach ... Goodness gracious ☺️ is just super fantastic for any layman who has **#never** **#touched** a deck !* One day whoever the family or the girl is I Will try to impress them and win them over

[@thecentralscrutinizerr]

In my humble opinion, the real magic is your teaching. This is what you were born to do. Subbed and proud of it! Excellent video! ✔

[@charleslaffeyetteedo3016]

magic's real?

[@jayneryan6395]

You are so easy to listen to. Thank you and I love your work.

[@sanketh_br]

More videos on teaching the basics please, loved this one.

[@peterjordan5947]

This really helped teach a true beginner. Very well explained

[@clarissaherz7429]

This is so nice and generous! =') By far, the most beginner friendly, well explained and carefull sleight of hand tutorial. Thank you so much!

[@Medietos]

When shown how a deck of cards is held is magic. What a pedagogue! 😊

[@wideeyewanderer1785]

A magician who is studying neurobiology I love it! I am in similar field, but know very little about magic; and I love how you relate cognitive fallacy with magic and sleight of hand.

[@davincibeatz_]

Most simple yet in depth magic tutorial Ive seen on KZbin! awesome

[@schmimp1333]

After seeing your 10 levels of sleight of hand and your performance on penn and teller you literally have this al set up right now lmao

[@QuikThinx_AllThots]

the best magic trick was the part where he made be believe I'd be stuck inside for only "a little while"

[@schrodingersothercat7516]

Never really cared about magic tricks until i saw your videos, now i'm fascinated. Thank you for expanding my mind.

[@shroomer3867]

Great video, and really great volume too! Not too loud and not too quiet, just enough for it to be relaxing, without it being an annoying whisper. I know this can seem quite random but It's great.

[@volsfan8032]

I have been following you a while and this is a very old video but it just popped up on my feed. Although I know a variation of this, you are not only a great slight of hand magician, you are a very detailed teacher.

[@b1ch0f30]

Hi Daniel! Great explanation ! Thanks! (lovely the story of mom, mom, dad & dad!)

[@rickm6335]

Well done. This is the only card video I've seen where details on how to handle the cards is explained and demonstrated in a matter I can understand.

[@evancheng3747]

Who else heard him say”it’s worth your while” and then saw the video was 30 mins long

[@mushroomjuice6946]

Who else saw "easy magic trick" and then a 30 minute explanation??? Nice Gnar prof pic

[@pappyt5061]

This guy cracks me up! I would love it if you did a tutorial on how to tie your shoes I just know my friends and I would get a side splitter on it

[@plotplot8164]

Thank you Mr. Daniel, this video is so helpful. I'm a beginner in card tricks and i think i need many helps and tips from a profesional magician, but i couldn't get what i think i need it from other channel and luckily i end up at your video and it was like full pack in just a single video, thank you so much💕💕💕 please keep uploading more. From Mizoram, India

[@ThePookaHarvey]

This is so elegant.

[@Rohit-ez7pf]

Thank you this is the best trick to perform to anyone. I always get good reactions after performing this.

[@markgtownsend]

Easy trick. 32 minutes. Brilliant.

[@teknoxjr]

Thank you so much. This Has to be one of the very best tutorials for a magic trick I have ever watched. Proper amount of time was taken to explain and show. The instructions are very clear and the camera angle was good. Great trick. Now I will go practice!

[@brandonj3606]

Even though the explanation is a bit long, it's a really cool card trick and tutorial which is excellent!

[@nomore6167]

Great explanation and demonstration. We frequently hear people (especially magicians) say that if you know how a trick works, then it ruins the mystery/experience/fun, but I don't feel that way at all. I see magic as another art form, just like music or drawing/painting. Nobody says you can't appreciate music if you know how to play an instrument. Nobody says you can't appreciate Van Gogh's paintings if you yourself can paint well. So it makes no sense when people say you can't appreciate magic tricks if you know how they're performed. For me, the amazing part of any trick is not how it was performed (the method), but rather how it was performed without me noticing it. In other words, what I find most amazing about magic is the skill, the talent, exhibited by the performer. That's why the simplest, least-flashy tricks are always the most amazing.

[@danieldelavega7605]

Thanks for the great instructions, the friction toss is not nearly as tough as it looks when you follow your technique! Looking forward to impressing my niece with this one.

[@burakunsal7499]

Dear Daniel, I am a person who had zero exprience in card magic prior to watching your video and I learned the technique in half a day. You are a great teacher, I enjoyed how maigic tricks are made from just a few easy to understand small tricks. I am practicing on making it look more natural, especially the last shuffle and tbe friction toss. Thanks a lot!

[@SeanDevine]

I'm loving your content!!

[@GiangNguyen-xh6uh]

Like the way he show all the basics. Not only the tricks part :3

[@ingridtheintelecual1855]

This man is the Aaron Kyro of card tricks.

[@absterok]

as a beginner i learned something from that, thank you, very helpful..

[@curtheckert935]

Fantastic tutorial! Thanks for taking the time to explain this trick.

[@incredible8310]

I remember thinking i was so good at magic tricks, until the new kid turned up and we battled tricks. Mine were coins his were cards, when he showed me this i was stumped. I offered to trade tricks on one that worked on him and now this one impresses everyone i show it too. Thanks Canadian Nick

[@rayhong777]

Thanks Daniel. The fam loved it!

[@number1Don]

Daniel I subscribed to you after watching what is my favourite performance on Magic Castle and possibly, all time. Thanks so much for this video and sharing your passion with us and being patient and explaining all the concepts as if it was to a beginner which must be hard to somebody so advanced such as you. Thanks again and take care.

[@lordabdul]

Well it looks like your video is a smashing success over here since both my kids (10 and 12) have been practicing this trick in their bedroom for the past half hour with the goal of performing it to their mom tomorrow. Good job, and thanks!

[@DanielRoyMagic]

That is awesome!

[@alabala2808]

Awesome trick man! Thanks for sharing!

[@mohsmann]

Ok. You make it look fun! Thanks!

[@motarski]

Magic! Thank you Sir for sharing

[@wteamk288]

Best magician channel EVER

[@magic_opi]

Good to see the basic principles of card handling explained so well. It seems that you learned from Roberto Giobbi. Keep it up!

[@Kraftyjoker]

Very smooth, sir.

[@kash1376]

literally rewatching the beginning trying to find out when he looks at the bottom XD

[@irumu8926]

did you find it

[@tylernichols6768]

When he rotates the deck in his hand a couple times

[@daveprice5911]

Absolutely same. I filmed myself and found it so fucking clunky, then I saw how fucking elegantly he cops a glance

[@captainvalen5429]

Usually they know the bottom card of the deck before they pull it out. The typical rule is you never perform the same trick for the same people twice. Once you've completed the trick you can put any card you want on the bottom of the deck and remember it for the next time you do it. Just use the same deck each time.

[@azizberkayyldrm9363]

What if key card and selected card are same colour and number?

[@egiboi_iceland5161]

Then you know the card

[@OliB150]

He covered that didn’t he? That’s why you ask “your card wasn’t a red 7 was it?” and if they say yes, you know it wasn’t the key card, so it was the other red 7. Instant win.

[@Behemothius]

1:20 oh that was smooth.

[@mariaclaramonachesi9726]

i really liked the way you explained!

[@Manuellaborer]

This video is a treasure!

[@thebunnybun]

i was able to do it thank you very thorough in your demonstration.

[@matthewm.3538]

This is perfect. I am a coin guy who was afraid of cards sleights and magic, and this is a great trick to read me down the cardboard path. Thanks very much for sharing.

[@DanielRoyMagic]

welcome to the dark side :)

[@serpenttao]

Just spent an hour practicing this trick and then tried it on my family, worked very smoothly! Even if you kinda slow down during steps you're not sure of yet, the audience doesn't know where the trick is and if you keep a straight face you can still perform it. I got positive comments about the full deck joke, too. Thanks for giving me a start on card magic, I've already ordered more on Penguin, haha.

[@jeremymoshe9148]

2 years late but still this is great! Thanks for teaching me!

[@DanielRoyMagic]

Happy to help!

[@pykhombalaishram4568]

Love from India Daniel Roy

[@abhi9250abhi]

You are very good teacher 👍

[@pedroaboffa]

Amazing.. ur explanations are the best

[@flowgeek706]

so simple and elegant!

[@nationalstudyacademykim5030]

Touche! Nicely done! Gotta practice for my HS Math students! I always say, practice makes better... :)

[@mguerra79]

One of the best explanations I've seen of a magic trick. Subbed! Stay safe during this times!!! Cheers from Portugal!

[@Keldrath]

I remember the friction toss from another trick I had learned, fun move for me. I had never done it with 3 cards tho so had me wondering how you do that toss and end up with 3 cards. very cool.

[@jaredb5333]

Excellent buddy!

[@stephengee8488]

Nice to know that you will have a PhD in neurobiology to fall back on in case you suddenly can’t do magic anymore. Good way to support yourself during grad school! Magic hands in the lab is a great asset too! PhD Montreal Neurological Institute 1995. Great instructional video BTW!

[@stanleymyrick4068]

Thank you. That is a good one. I would use the joke at the end as the send off for the deck toss, if you don't mind me saying that. At least for a novice sleight of hander (at best) like I am, it gives me the time and excuse for the card to be seen being manipulated. :: See? Your card is between the two red 7's and slide the bottom 7 out to show, (but use that as the excuse to prep the toss). When they laugh or go sarcastic har de har har. I would say, just kidding, and do the deck toss. If I did the trick by spreading them out and back all in line, I'd have to do the awkward (by a novice at least) pushing the bottom card out for no apparent reason right before the toss sleight of hand. Also, the joke gives me as a novice time to make sure I've got a proper card toss grip.

[@martifingers]

Not all brilliant magicians are fine teachers but you certainly are in the first rank of both.

[@deboraabh]

#Where are the other fantastic #tutorials cause I am watching this now after 1 #year or was put up by you !!

[@Rohit-ez7pf]

Thank you this is the first Magic Trick I have ever learned ❤️

[@marioposada4978]

this is SO SMOOTH i cannot wait to learn this!!

[@kwilson5832]

I practised this and was really pleased with it. But the first time I performed it, I said to my friend, 'I'm just going to remove the black fours. You didn't pick a black four did you?' The response was 'Yes!' I wasn't sure whether to end it there or carry on! I just asked Was it the four of clubs?' (as I knew it wasn't the four of spades). The response was an amazed 'Yes!'

[@craigmackssj3680]

thank you for taking my mind of detoxing

[@PhilippBoettcher]

good teaching Daniel

[@him050]

"Show it to your friends and family when the trick's in it's early stages as they tend to be more forgiving." We obviously have a very different family dynamic 🤣

[@5181500]

Fantastic Daniel... very well presented and explained .. TY

[@danielmadison4451]

Great magic! But more impressed with your college studies. Keep it up!

[@OliB150]

This was such a well made video. I practised the moves whilst on a Skype meeting that I only needed to listen to and was able to perform it for my partner the same evening after only a few hours of practice. I’m obviously nowhere near your speed or as slick as you, but I’m so pleased I managed to get most of the moves working. She guess the joke move before I did it, because that’s my sense of humour, so I did it anyway and then said “but I guess you would be impressed if I could actually do it?” then BAM! Thanks so much, keep up the good work, I’m slowly making my way through your videos and hope to find more like this!

[@nickinlondon4644]

A great trick, brilliantly explained. Thank you.

[@arinoba492]

Had great joy watching the video with my deck in hand, pasusing and practicing, thanks for the small tutorial. I mostly get more than 1 cards facing downwards at the friction toss but this is my first magic trick attempt so :D

[@OliB150]

I’ve been having the same issue this morning but I’ve only been trying about 30 mins or so. I’m guessing I just need slightly less pressure; did you manage it in the end?

[@redartisanwolf6716]

Ty for an amazing tutorial

[@arnaudchampe5000]

Loved the attention to details. So much different from the other tutorials available here. Trully hope you will propose another one soon (without having to wait for another lockdown / pandemy !) Thank you !

[@charleslaffeyetteedo3016]

yezzz

[@mvmcali6900]

You are an impressive kid. 👏

[@peterbrough6022]

In a word: Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious😊. Good Trick and Excellent Attention to Tutorial Detail !

[@fzoid3534]

Love the trick.. just started with card magic about 6 months ago and this is fairly simple. The hardest part for me is the peeking tbh. I'm still not 100% sure what the audience sees and what not.

[@aks_bh]

When I was doing this I picked the 8 of spades

[@pandyaputra2867]

Thanks You So Much BRO 😎❤️