Paul Gertner II

[@johnbedell2376]

Love this - he went on to do this on Penn and Teller's "Fool Us" show.

[@shizzuahmed2666]

i love this guy. he is awesome .thanks for sharing this video.

[@JDRichard]

Impressive. Watched him on penguin live, great guy

[@yeshevishman]

I love it because he makes you think it's over, and then it's not. It's called misdirection at it's best.

[@onpsxmember]

great twist with the sound.

[@kunkushun1]

THAT was so fast he practiced a lot I can tell, man thats perfection in all his acts dearlord.

[@preztrump4310]

amazing

[@Sanumohan2010]

That's ridiculous...

[@greatgabbay]

amazing,,,,,

[@sleeper19860214]

great close up magician

[@taxpayer6079]

The first trick he messed up by dropping the coin at the wrong time but recovered. The second trick was also flawed. He has gotten much better over the decades.

[@rickrick5041]

I liked when he pulled the camel out of the middle cup

[@TAROTAI]

@1:13 Mr. Magic dumps the ? guess what in his back trouser pocket . . . really magical!

[@xenontouchstone]

Nope :-)

[@tripjet999]

Video "resolution" is approximately 30p.

[@ezeel8]

uploaded the video 13 years ago 🙏🏽😂

[@saldesalvatore9825]

Magnet bells and you can hear the difference when multiple balls are under the middle cup

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

@appearingrabbit He brought the last big ball from under the table, that's where it came from! And he has a bell in his sleeve so he can shake an empty cup and convince you there is a ball under there!

[@shizzuahmed2666]

heelfan1234 yes everybody knows that and likes it because of the way he does it.

[@rongiesecke5168]

You couldn’t be more wrong. But that’s okay. You’re supposed to enjoy it.

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

@@rongiesecke5168 6:36 look more closely. You can see him load the big ball from his lap under the table!

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

@@rongiesecke5168 He said he didn't know where it came from, he just loaded it from his lap as the cup went behind the table as he revealed the medium size ball as misdirection. Misdirection is the key. And be natural. Dai Vernon always said "be natural".

[@NoelGrassy]

Is Paul's handling of this in print?

[@rongiesecke5168]

A book called “Steel & Silver.”

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

@@rongiesecke5168 You don't need to buy a book, you can pick the routine from the video.

[@rongiesecke5168]

@@PreservationEnthusiast not when you think he has a bell in his sleeve. You’re already failing.

[@J0hnny0]

Go to Gertner's channel and you don't have to deal with this dogshit quality.