Magicians Only Series | Card Stacking | The Bart Harding Deck Stack

[@totallymagic]

Hi to All. Some of you are saying the download is not working. However, some of you are saying it works no problem. Can you please keep me posted about this download issue as I do pay for that host! Please bear with me, and keep trying. I apologise for this issue but if anyone can recommend another hosting site for downloads please let me know. Keep trying guys. Cheers.

[@blastfreezer914]

successful download ! thank you so much !

[@totallymagic]

Try this new link: drive.google.com/file/d/1bHYn9JjxHJB0E9emviWyYdqOhGCCSrEG/view?

[@alexmadsen5398]

@@totallymagic that link worked for me. Cheers 👍🏻

[@זקסהסברה-וידאוגיא]

@@totallymagic The Google Drive link worked! Thanks!

[@glyndavies]

The ge.tt link worked for me, but was VERY slow to display the PDF on screen. I clicked the download link (tiny blue "download" on left of page below file details) and was able to download the PDF, read it on my PC in my PDF reader and marvel at it's cleverness, all before the document became visible on screen. The Google Drive link works as you'd expect i.e. quickly and perfectly. Now planning to brush up on my maths!

[@deejay6869]

This is a genius stack. Who would have ever thought to find a card in a mixed deck by knowing where that card is in a new order deck. But, to make it more confusing and easier, you reverse the number. And if you run into problems, just add 5 and subtract 5 to find the selected card. Who does that? But, you're right. I picked up on the system just as you went along describing it. I was finding the card almost as quickly as you were. And, believe me, I'm way worse at math than you are. Seriously, it doesn't get any easier than this. Great job of explaining the video and thanks for the download for the stack.

[@KinnereyB]

I hope everyone appreciates this system. Stacks are a gateway that allows for almost infinite possibilities. Paired with a good imagination, you get world class effects. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@ralphocava4130]

This is so good... I hope only few non-magician know this... this is an ultimate weapon for ACAAN...

[@NickvonZ]

Can't tell you how much I have appreciated this bit! SS system is GREAT, of course. But this has its own charms, for sure! Oh! And the download of the PDF worked GREAT for me. Thank you! Very helpful! Especially if I need to set the deck up again quickly.

[@totallymagic]

Glad you like. I too love this stack system

[@stephanebenoit481]

Merci pour ce magnifique vidéo instructif

[@WatchandLearnMagic]

This is a very cool stack. I just went through a somewhat tedious process to memorize the Si Stebbins stack for an effect that I created. The Bart Harding stack would have made the process much simpler. Thanks for sharing. Great job.

[@mrbawla4506]

This guy deserve more then a million subscribers hope you complete that soon😁😁

[@totallymagic]

Many thanks for the comment, really appreciated.

[@mrbawla4506]

@@totallymagic 😉

[@galaxycaptain672]

The PDF and video of the System seemed to download perfectly - thanks for the EXCELLENT tutorials. Cheers! ED

[@jack688]

I cant tell you how much this stack means to me. I have severe memory problems, no short term memory bank, i have trouble with math, and dyslexic tendencies. You can imagine how this has made card magic a bit tricky over the years. For a while i tried using si stebbins, and it is a great stack, but it honestly takes a moment for someone like me, to figure out where cards are, and if i get messed up, then shows over. This is so simple. I legit started naming cards as soon as i finished making the stack, and could find them with little to no issues. This is not 5 minuets after watching the video. You have more then earned a sub from me my friend, you have earned a vary sincere thank you :).

[@martinjf467]

Oh my! How good is this!!! Top marks fella, thank you.

[@BenBroTalaga]

This is gold! I was about to learn the Mnemonica then youtube threw this at me. Subscribed and liked! 👍

[@chriscurrie3769]

Mnemonica way better. Have to put some work in. Amazing book to go with it too

[@TrinityX]

Great tutorial on this stacking system. Thanks for sharing. 👍😊👍

[@minatoes653]

Ooh no this technique is so unique I felt!!! I was super interested with this technique...thanks for teaching us this technique! Cheers

[@totallymagic]

Thank you. I'm glad you liked the stack. It's now my favourite stack after Si Stebbins.

[@GymStephen]

Not a magician but love watching and learning about magic, and enjoy these videos which are both entertaining and informative. I just wonder, are the numbers 6 and 7 anomalies? If you reverse the other single numbers which result in a total greater than 50 (i.e. the 8 or 9), then subtract 5 and add 5, those cards in the Harding stack are located at positions 35 and 45 respectively, however both the 6 and 7 of clubs appear to bepositioned in the Harding deck in exactly the same location as the sorted deck.

[@totallymagic]

You are right, but if you read the download of full instructions, it does talk about 6 and 7 clubs remain "as is". So no calculations required. 6 and 7 appear in the same position in both stacks. Hope that helps. thanks for comment

[@wallaguest1]

your youtube channel is gold!

[@davidludwig3975]

Love this stack! Thank you. I've been learning mneumonica, but it takes so much practice. I think I'll use this one in the meantime

[@MrPerfectlycool]

As I just commented above, why would anyone bother when this stack is so much easier?!

[@alexk3948]

Great explanation and helpful download - thank you

[@12stem7a-santosjaysoncolli6]

Thank you man! This is very helpful! So many routines!

[@bighands675]

Thank you for this awesome stack! Well explained plus download! Love the gas monkey and mustang shirts!

[@TAROTAI]

Brilliant! So well explained & convenient. Thanks so much, mate!

[@carywhatzizname4060]

Very nice! Wish I knew of this years ago! One of my favorite tricks was always Calling All Cards (which I'm sure you know) but I sometimes got "busted" when I used the well-known amateur stack.

[@alexmclennan8742]

Link is now working. Thanks. Great job.

[@hanzelnuts8446]

Thank you so much for sharing this Bart Harding stack. It is a really good and easy system to learn. The only other stacked deck I know is the Si Stebbins stack. It is a good stacked deck but it has its limitations. I was not aware of this stack of yours. I am in the process of memorizing the mnemonica stack and that is hard. I spent money trying to learn that stack and I think I have wasted my money on the mnemonica stack. I am going to learn this new stack of yours and put a hold on memorizing that mnemonica stack. Thanks again.👍👍👍👍

[@pasky641]

mnemonica stack is total memory. It's dificult but not imposible. Allthemore Tamariz made plenty of tricks and complete routines with that stack. Maybe you feel worthy to learn it.

[@hanzelnuts8446]

@@pasky641 I have memorized about 30 or so cards in the mnemonica stack already. I just feel that this system might be better because there's not a lot of memorization. Besides, with the mnemonica stack, if you don't practice or use it, you're going to forget it. Someday, I'll get back to it. 😬

[@TheMightyOdin]

Hanzelnuts This is interesting to me because I wouldn’t say i have the best memory but I learned Mnemonica in about 2 hours. Meaning I was 90% good after 2 hours. The next day I had it locked in. That was a couple of months ago. Today I can recite it forwards and backwards. I can associate a random number with a card, I can associate any card with a number and not only in original stack but after the deck is cut multiple times by my spectators. I can see how this stack in the video works but there are crazy advantages to Memorizing a stack if you can do it. It doesn’t have to be mnemonica either. You can make up your own stack.

[@JustFun-iz9rf]

Because of this video I have subscribed.This I think I can do. Thanks

[@gospelillustrator5848]

I saw someone on Penn & Teller Fool Us do a variation of this using a day of a friend or relative's birth, no month or year, just the day as the selected number. Then they had them pocket one pack and shuffle the second one with a different colored back. Since the days available are limited to 31 or less, the calculation was easier. If more time would have been needed, he could have asked for more shuffling. The magician checked to see that the cards were indeed well shuffled (culling the same card as at the BH location and forced it well, without it seeming like a force; it went right by P&T). Now pretending not to know the card, the deck pocketed by a 2nd spectator was used to count down to the date. The spectator did all the handling of that deck and counting. Did card the card at their number happen to match the as of yet unknown to magician or audience selection? Wow! It did. The routine was a hit.

[@VictorLamme]

Amazing how random it looks given the simple algorithm behind it. Really great because it allows the open counting down of cards, which you can't do with for example a Si stebbins. Thanks!

[@totallymagic]

I agree it looks random and although the maths looks difficult, I found I could do this very easily and quickly, unlike other methods I've tried over the years. Thanks for your comment.

[@davidmurphy9049]

Never used a stack order.. I'll have to try this one. Great shirt btw!

[@ecastag]

Thank you it's a lot easier than the mnemónica

[@chilidog73]

What a brilliant stack.

[@indiandynamite]

nice one bro

[@Christian_Decroze]

Brilliant ! Thnx for sharing this. One question, if you don't mind : how do we stack the deck ? Is it just pure memory, or is there a simple mnemonic way to get the cards in the right order, like by instance in the Si Stebbin stack ?

[@totallymagic]

I guess there are some magicians out there who can remember the stack order? Unfortunately there is no special way, either learn the stack order to memory, or have a snap shot taken with your phone, that's what I do!

[@bigjob7551]

The osterlind system is quite good as well.

[@themagicbuzz5728]

Great tutorial thank you, what a great stacking system❣️

[@MagictubePrasant]

Very useful for all magician

[@shawnmcdowell5477]

Thank you for doing this video as I have started to look for this system.

[@KvkenshinKv]

Thanks man. It help me a lot to perform some impossible prediction

[@jorn-jorenjorenson5028]

Great, many thanks for sharing and the download! Liked+subscribed : )

[@totallymagic]

Many thanks for your kind words. Appreciate your subscription

[@brandyharding7692]

Started around ‘45 and my grandfather printed a leaflet about it.

[@browneye1968]

Amazing 👍👍👍👍👍. I'm really glad I subscribed to your channel. Thank you for sharing.

[@totallymagic]

thank you for your kind words. appreciated.

[@sheldondavid8425]

The best way to learn the Bart Harding System for me anyway. This method is not to take away Bart System. But for me, I discovered a using a series is always the best way to remember things. Everyone can count from 1 to 5. The only one that is not in the sequence is row 5. 8C then 9C. If you can remembered after KD is the 8C & 9C and There are 12 rows and 5 columns the 5th column has 12 rows 11. and row 12 2H and row 12 is QH You don't need to use math in your head if you are not good at it the math slows you down if trying to calculate in your head not everyone can do it fast enough. The longer you take to come up with the location of the card the more doubtful you become. You want to locate the card if someone gives you a suite and value you know where the card is or just a number both ways is. You can also know what card they took by looking at the card before or after you know what card in missing. Also, you need to remember the first column is the most important. You can use your fingers for the 5 rows LOL. Column 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Row 1. 10C JC QC KC AH 2. 7H 8H 9H 10H JH 3. 4S 5S 6S 7S 8S 4. AD 2D 3D 4D 5D 5. JD QD KD 8C 9C 6. 6C 3H 4H 5H 6H 7. 7C KH AS 2S 3S 8. 9S 10S JS QS KS 9. 6D 7D 8D 9D 10D 10. AC 2C 3C 4C 5C 11. 2H 12. QH All the cards is exactly in order like the Bart Stack Best of Luck to Everyone. Magic Pure Entertainment. Aloha!!!

[@sheldondavid8425]

I forgot to put the numbers in front of each card like 11. JC to 20. 2C 21. QC to 30. 3C 31. KC to 40. 4C 41. AH to QC

[@closeuptokyo]

This is a beautiful system, so clever...

[@curtcoleman]

Thank you for this! Great video! You are very easy to understand. Subscribed and enabled notifications! Thanks!

[@totallymagic]

Thank you. Really appreciate your subscription

[@benbrockman6912]

This is brilliant... Thanks!

[@eyewaves...]

Thank you. Great tutorial...

[@magicrobharv]

Great video. I really liked how it was well explained. I subscribed.

[@totallymagic]

Thank you for subscribing, much appreciated.

[@Uniquettt]

six goes latter and finally working so many thanks😀😀👍👍👍👍👍

[@ESPecialEntertainment]

hmmm. i wonder what kind of different effects can be accomplished with this stack?

[@PrasantKumarV76]

This is really great, Sir. Thank you.

[@Oeugh]

Btw this is really good for the ice cold acaan

[@rickcleveland310]

This is great!

[@ryan99999]

if you choose 6 and 7, you will get an error. If you change 6, it becomes 60, and if you do -5+5 here, it becomes 15. 15 is H2 😢

[@WatchandLearnMagic]

On his printout he covers that. Six and seven are always the six and seven of clubs. That's the only exception. They are also the 6th and 7th card in the ordered deck.

[@seyedmassoudmotallebi6675]

there is a very good stack by Richard Osterlind known as Break through Card System but little harder than this for remembering it have you tried that one too it seems so random and base on some math principle as well

[@dizietz]

How do you memorize cuts / bottom peek kind of tricks? Do you just subtract from 52 first both ways~?

[@condocord7544]

Excellent!!!

[@PhilippBoettcher]

Second link confirmed. Thanx.

[@truongdung2306]

May I know exactly who invented this stack ? Thank you so much !

[@totallymagic]

Bart Harding in 1962, was published that year in ABRA magazine and published many times since.

[@spyuggy]

Got it now, Thank You.

[@totallymagic]

Glad you got it in the end. Sorry the the problems with the download.

[@mlt3258]

Nice education.

[@HeyUTheClown]

Thank you so much for this

[@aruneemdas2441]

can u teach a magic based on stack deck (for instance this one) other than the ACCAN..

[@totallymagic]

Will do soon.. keep watching. I'm still learning the stack but getting more natural and quicker every time I use it.

[@matiasgonzalez9243]

Can the tricks that are done with the "mnemonic" order be replaced with this stack?

[@dominicnagrom4839]

thank you, thank you, thank you

[@aguslugiman9067]

Waw...thank you ❤❤❤

[@countsmyth]

Great tutorial, only one thing. New deck order has kissing kings.

[@WatchandLearnMagic]

He did mention that it is almost in new deck order.

[@jahirhussein3206]

Sir can you explain me this that 6 of clubs in Sorted Order Deck Is In 6th position so 06 = 60 = 6-5 , 0+5 = 15 but why in Bart Handling Stack Order the 6 of Clubs in 6th position?

[@totallymagic]

If you download the instructions it'll explain all about the 6 of clubs.. and 7 of clubs..

[@jahirhussein3206]

@@totallymagic OH yes sir , my mistake I didn't read carefully... Now I'm understand😅 sorry sir

[@edwardjeremyft]

Thank you so much!!

[@avishkartradingcompany8075]

WONDERFUL EVER

[@magiccorner2019]

Wow never heard of this stack it's incredible thanks for the tutorial! I guess the only downside for this stock is you can't mix the cards or cut the cards like si stebbins... But otherwise fantastic stack 👍👍

[@robertgillespey3192]

Your the best

[@rajVerma-wj6sb]

Super bro I really fan for u I described this (BHS) algorithm many times Thankqq #mrindianhcl

[@drhiteshbhatt1179]

Please make video for trick called " FINALLY MATCHED" by Allan Ackerman

[@TheMightyOdin]

I have a question. Have you started to memorize this stack just by using it? Meaning after a while you just know that the QH is the last card and the 7H is the second card. I would think if you played with this enough you would slowly learn many card positions.

[@totallymagic]

I've never bothered trying to memorize the order, but I see your point, the more you use it I guess more chance of knowing the Harding order without trying.

[@woodystock3044]

thanks my friend.

[@mysticmarkthemagician5852]

This is brilliant

[@justincase116]

Me before the 5+/5- exceptions: This is awesome!. Me after the 5+/5- exceptions: Eh, i'll stick with Si Stebbins. I knew there had to be a catch.

[@gianandreaspinozzi2332]

Amazing!!!

[@legendarygod5985]

Please answer this How can i put my deck into the bard harding stack order in an easy way?

[@vainavehkamaki9250]

maybe you put your deck in the original order (ace - king, ace -king, king -ace , king -ace), and then you can easily put your cards to this specific order

[@joshwilliams3522]

www.lybrary.com/the-bart-harding-secret-p-456817.html This will teach you how to get into it from NDO.

[@Mo_Ketchups]

Fan-f’ing-TASTIC! 👏👏

[@liamthomas2176]

amazing

[@sheldondavid8425]

1. 10 -- 10C; 11.-11- JC; 21. 12. --QC; 31. 13--JC; 41. 14--AH: 51. 15--2H Notice the sequence easier to remember 2. 20 --- 7H; 12. 21- 8H; 22. 22 9H; 32. 23-- 10H 42. 24--JH: 52. 25 QH 3. 30 --4S: 13. 31 ---5S; 23. 32---6S: 33. 33 --7S: 43. 34--- 8S You can see where I am going with these 10 rows and 5 columns on your spreadsheet 51 and 52 is extra When come to the 6th and 7th which are 6c and 7c 16. 61 16 3H then 26. 62 17 4H so on the same thing with row 7th If you can remember Row One is 10C then you know when you come to the second column which is 11 will be followed by JC and so on. I hope it helps. Good Luck

[@sheldondavid8425]

The only ones is not in sequence Row 6. 6C; 16. 16 is 3H and Row 7. 7C; 17. 71---26 is KH and Row 5 25 52 KD and 35. 53---08 8C see what I mean.

[@magician33]

I love it

[@flamecrew9atroblox958]

Thanks

[@sala.mander6272]

It's like they said on ehgtv a stacked deck just can't lose

[@aqlabriyan6950]

mnemonica stack please

[@mickyjgreen]

Genius

[@kennethcanete5163]

But you cant shuffle it if the spectator will ask . It will disarrange the stack and the trick will not work. Right?

[@totallymagic]

But that goes for any stacked deck surely? It's not always essential to shuffle, but I guess we could do a false shuffle or two here.

[@amandiwan018]

What if some one gives same double digit number like 11,22,33.... Etc etc

[@MrSpidey1970]

Look at the PDF, 11,22,33,44 are the same cards in the new order and the stack ie 22 = 9 ❤️ in both the New Order and BH Stack

[@flamecrew9atroblox958]

Maybe do nothing?

[@holgerlarsson8807]

well look at the picture and you'll find them in place 11,22,33

[@Auber1083_Sbloi]

Really cool stack, better than the Si Stebin one. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@totallymagic]

Thanks. I still use Si Stebbins, but this is my favourite one at the moment.

[@christereriksson9506]

Tack för att du lär ut detta lugnt och tydligt. Can you guess which language this is?😀

[@totallymagic]

Swedish! I cheated, I googled!!!!

[@padmalathasurendran3498]

You are 👏✊👍

[@kingrobert1st]

Firstly the KH wasn't the 17th card you miss counted and secondly, what happens when the spec chooses a number such as 11 or 22 or 33?

[@totallymagic]

If you download instructions it answers all questions. As for 11,22,33 they just become the same 11,22,33.

[@robertthejack]

I don't understand why the 6 and 7 of clubs are in the 6th and 7th position but the 8 if clubs is in the 35th position.

[@American_Patriot.1776]

So what do I do if they say 06 because that becomes 60 and +5-5 =15 =2 of hearts but in the stacked deck it appears to be 6 of clubs

[@totallymagic]

Download the instructions, it mentions both positions 6 and 7. Thanks

[@American_Patriot.1776]

@@totallymagic thanks I was having trouble with the links at first but I copy and pasted the original into Google Chrome and it solved the issue

[@sharifaazizi1862]

@Totally Magic what if they pick the number 6 i did the math i gave me fifteen put the stack says 5 position.

[@rogerkearns8094]

I'm told that the 6 and 7 of clubs are exceptions which occupy the 6th and 7th positions respectively.

[@totallymagic]

@@rogerkearns8094 Thank you Jack for the comment. Yes, Sharifa, positions 6 and 7 remain as they are. Details in the instructions downloadable.

[@rogerkearns8094]

@@totallymagic No problem, thank you.

[@sharifaazizi1862]

@Totally Magic & @Jack Sainthill Thanks a lot.

[@hxymagie5953]

How do I download the link I click on the link i get to ge.tt I made an account but then when I try to press the download button but the it doesn’t work

[@TAROTAI]

take a screen shot

[@MsPaulieboy]

What if someone picks the number 11?

[@totallymagic]

Then it will be 11, same as 22, when reversed they remain the same number... Making it easier! Hope that helps

[@mobiusklein9140]

Hi, i love the stack and many thx for sharing but the stack does have a drawback compared to the 8k or stebbins ie you cannot cut the deck.

[@lollopollqo2240]

@@mobiusklein9140 you should try Dani DaOrtiz's stack, it's cyclical (i.e you can cut the deck) and it's based on an algorithm aswell.

[@sudarshanrao8169]

@@totallymagic I tried with the number 6 and 7. I tried 7 as per the instructions but couldn't arrive at the right place. Please explain about 6 and 7. How I arrived for 7. 7= 07. 07= 70. 70 = 7-5=2.0+5=5. 25 ?. Please clarify thanks.

[@thewoollyonion1567]

I can’t do this I have discalcula

[@beebee3616]

💕💕

[@knightstrykemare]

is it me or was the king of hearts not the 17th card at 9:35...

[@totallymagic]

It does seem like it on the video but there were 2 cards almost together during the count.

[@knightstrykemare]

@@totallymagic I saw in pdf..thanks