Powerful Card Trick Tutorial - Torn and Restored Card [HD]

[@TheRussianGenius]

Oh shit, new video! Man I love Vinn, love how he presents his entertainment for magic and not tricks like most people do.

[@TorTuga744]

a new vid any coming time soon ?

[@Sir_Arkady]

ayyyyyyy, great to know your a fan as well

[@m8ypat8y]

I LOVE YOU

[@TheRussianGenius]

+MrThedragon1911 I'm uploading 3 videos a week, almost. Yes, There's a video in 5 hours from now

[@danieljanuaris1358]

Hey :)

[@pulseraiserz2548]

Azad did a great editing job.. :D

[@haiderahmad8377]

*asad

[@pulseraiserz2548]

oh haha :D

[@torgo_]

Indeed, Azarud did an excellent job with the video editing.

[@nickmcconnell9199]

A sod did great

[@lalalalalalalalal567]

yep asart is the best editor

[@nilleftw]

Wow, one of the best tutorials I've seen on KZbin. Clear, planned and structured layout. Intro, actual performance, breakdown of the moves, variation, tips. And a BIG thank you for keeping everything you say relevant, not rambling on or doing unnecessary things like adding jump cuts to your face. Subbing just for the quality of this video. I thought videos like this died out on KZbin.

[@CrowBarCole7]

Amen! And the comedy "edit this part out" "you don't have to subscribe" *smile drops* "but you should" tipped me over to subbing

[@1mondo98]

I've been watching Vinh since way back in the Encyclopedia of Magic days. He taught me the basics of magic and showmanship. It's great to see him back making tutorials on KZbin.

[@lolikuun]

Having the spectator hold the box in their hands and reveal it themselves and fit the signed piece by themselves can be another strong ending.

[@lolikuun]

just my thought though.

[@ThePubliusValerius]

I like that as well

[@popaadrian7517]

I find it even better if the part that they sign is like the middle of the card and not the corner.

[@lolikuun]

+Popa Adrian that is a good idea, but tearing the middle of a card is quite trticky, but it can be a strong effect :)

[@cupcaketen]

Ooh, I like that

[@aleksijaakkola8905]

I find it really nice that you actually credited Jay Sankey for this. You're awesome

[@ironman-693]

nice editing out of the part you had to edit out.

[@blueviolin]

it was probably staged

[@thuecl]

One of the best tutorials I've seen. Straight to the point, every move explained, but not over-explained, in depth. I'm a fan.

[@oliverfitter6118]

Love the trick and great tutorial. Your variation of torn and restored is so much simpler yet I have found that it has a greater effect on audience as there is less need to worry about angles and the whole routines flows more. Keep up the great tutorials.😄

[@itstymyguy]

That intro is pretty brilliant. It grabs your attention and makes you want to watch the rest of the video,

[@josephmccaffrey6851]

Nice effect and excellent tutorial. One weakness in my eye is there's no reason why the observer needs to sign the card piece. Obviously, from the effects viewpoint it's to give a reason to put a hand into a pocket so you can drop the torn pieces as you pull out the sharpie. How about, after doing the shaking the card box "can you hear the pieces" thing you add the signed fragment to the box and then do the magic move?

[@luckychucky3426]

Not only are you a good magician but you're also a very good teacher Anybody can show a trick But the teacher to somebody without all the gab good job

[@alejandrogutierrez-pereira425]

I cannot imagine someone who loves magic watching this video and not subscribing i mean it just as improbable as the idea this trick delivers

[@davejohnson-yi2rk]

p.s. for those who didn't like the force, you have a ton of options. Check out "40 WAYS TO FORCE A CARD", "The Classic Force" by Paul Green, & lastly, one of the most "foolproof" forces; "The Way of Shinobi" (yes, weird title) by Emran Riaz. All are in-print DVDs.

[@SilentSnipest]

Well, time to buy 100 packs for practice :*(

[@bobcalado4443]

Use a piece of paper with the same dimension, just to make sure that you do the correct moves. After practice a lot you try with a real card, with a cheap deck :DD (sry for my poor english, hope you understand the message)

[@TheDracoMiner]

Or just buy a one way force deck

[@tuckerwarlock]

You only need 2 decks of the same color. You can perform this at least a dozen times before needing another pack of cards. Most people wouldn't know the difference between 52 cards, and 40 something cards.

[@patrickdeviney904]

Try buying Bicycle pinochle decks. They come with two of each card (A,K,Q,J,10,9) and have the same back design as a standard bicycle deck. Always helpful when you need duplicated; plus you don't need to worry about destroying a full deck.

[@eldanijel]

+The Pagician Hey man that's really helpful. Thanks

[@noryno9]

Great trick. I have a torn and restored trick that I've been using for years, but you are left with a piece at the end and have to ditch it. With yours, you start with the corner and end clean. Even though the other way looks a lot more realistic because you actually make the card restore in front of them instead of a box, and I've yet to be caught with the piece, I'd rather end clean like yours, well done.

[@nitinsaini9322]

This made my day. Great presentation.

[@sachajuan2345]

Best card trick ever. Thx for the explanations. Love from France 🌍❤

[@mandingojuice007]

I LOVE THIS TRICK RIGHT HERE VERY VERY AMAZING EXPLOSIVE CARD TRICK THIS IS MY #1 CARD TRICK TUTORIAL ON KZbin VERY GREAT EXPLAINING THIS MY #1 OUT OF 1O FOR ME I LOVE IT EXCELLENT JOB

[@HeliPadUSA]

I've never stuck with a tutorial so long but you're a great teacher. Gonna practice this to show my niece and nephews. Great video and editing.

[@deans6571]

That was one of THE best illusions I have ever seen!!! ♥️♣️♦️♠️👍🏼😎

[@ptrichie71]

This is probably the trick that first got me into magic many years ago! Was done slightly different with a slightly different set up and performance but i've never felt confident enough to perform it that way? This performance is a lot easier n slicker! Cheers Vinn!

[@baahlint]

The only thing better than the trick is this guy's voice.

[@WeLoveReddit]

Where has this guy been? This dude had a channel and I have been looking for it so long, also had a website. Hands down best teacher (sorry Asad).

[@WeLoveReddit]

Apparently he has been around but not doing tutorials :o

[@assadkhalilzadeh]

"Remember to edit this out" lol

[@timsteward8581]

A nice touch on this effect is to shake the box when you put the "pieces" in it. People can hear the "pieces" rattling around inside. It cements the fact that you really just put the pieces in the box. It also takes a little heat of people watching your hands.

[@JasonWong603]

How many 9 of spades does this man have, there was one folded up in the box, one on top of the deck and one at the bottom, like what?

[@VQG]

Magic :P

[@jeffteng6104]

Jason Wong true

[@Jay_Script]

He bought two decks 😂

[@darklor152]

One way forcing deck!

[@metalfilms6660]

Jason Wong I was fooled when during the tutorial he had the 9S on top, turned the deck over and suddenly there was a 9S on the bottom. For a moment I thought he did the sickest card control ever

[@hypnosisenthusiast6302]

Very nice handling! This is a great way to do the T&R card and the box acts as an additional "throw-off" for the guys who always say, "I know how you did that," because they will pounce on the box and there's nothing there for them to find! Great thinking on this!

[@AITDerceto]

0:05 You had one job Asad

[@leumasarc4180]

I'm gonna be honest with you, Vinh. At first, I really didn't like the idea of somebody else than Asad doing the tutorials on 52 Kards. But DAMN, YOU JUST PROVED ME WRONG!!! Keep up the good work I absolutely love it!

[@VQG]

❤️

[@NicolasConnault]

@8:44 someone fairly observant would notice that you're giving them a piece that has an exposed duplicate in your hand :)

[@velocibadgery]

yeah, that is why I would spread them out, but not flip some over. The flipping is a bad idea.

[@TheRealJetHu]

yes because there's only one pip on a card?

[@originalrice7004]

Their are two corners of a card so they would just think that is the other corner

[@yu-giog5631]

Very good trick ;) I am a magican for 5 years now and didn't know this trick. I saw that you didn't gave the spectator a random card cause i know these tricks but the rest of it was very helpful to improve my magican skills. Thanks a lot!

[@yoshikagekira2606]

Your the 1st Asian magician I've seen.... Besides me c:

[@Mike-Hughes-Timmins]

have a look at Shin Lim

[@yoshikagekira2606]

+Mike Hughes Oh forgot, there was also Rouge.

[@tylerspence720]

+HAIL HYDRA and Nash Fung

[@yoshikagekira2606]

+Tyler Spence never heard of him :o lemme look him up.

[@JamesLee-jh2li]

Dont know Choi hyun-woo and Lee jun-hyung?? Representative magicians in korea

[@S3vynty]

I managed to see the bottom card force at the start of the video and now im gonna be able to use it in my performances! Nice video bro

[@anthonysumaylo]

I'm 30 yrs old can I still be a magician

[@52kards]

Of course!

[@michaelpetrick]

never too late

[@easterdm]

30?! You can't be good at anything. Ya blew it!

[@michaelpetrick]

+Willy Wonka hay man you r so wrong if he is 30 it just give him a big plus on you! he has a life time of experience even if that isnt "magic experience" he can learn fuster and understands the world better then a 14 years old kid alot of the best magichens started "late" on of them is derren brown wich is one if not the best mentalist in the world

[@easterdm]

Michael Petrichenko Not too savvy spotting blatant sarcasm, are you?

[@ПрокоповичАлександрВладимирови]

you’re being such a good magic teacher everything is so clear and to the point, thanks man!

[@amazingcrazylad]

Don't be a doinky doink.

[@VicDiniMagic]

Awesome effect! And your presentation as well as your handling and explanation in the tutorial was stellar. Can't wait to learn this one. Thanks for sharing.

[@CrippleX89]

**puts 9 of spades on the top** "9 of spades is on top" **lifts deck** 9 of space on the bottom now that's real magic right there!

[@Musikpunx]

This video made me subscribe to your channel immediately! Not only is it such a powerful effect. Your routine is composed so well, it provides for all difficulties, which could occur doing this effect. And finally your teaching is so good, because it is clear, detailed and even considers the small, but yet so important subtleties in perfomance, which create a miracle from a trick. Beautyful !

[@outlinedape]

lmfao he is gonna be mad lol

[@doordieace5high]

Thanks for the tutorial, Vinh! This is going to be the first trick I learn that actually involves a torn and restored card. Good thing I have plenty of duplicate decks to do tricks like this one with.

[@annaswann5196]

Do I have to buy two more decks? Or is there some place I can buy a deck of the same cards or something??

[@52kards]

+Anna Swann it's better to buy two normal decks so that you can use a different duplicate card each time you do the trick.

[@LukeS3rd]

I got 3000 red bicycle cards... guess who'll be preforming this...

[@triky5978]

+52Kards you are amazing

[@annaswann5196]

52Kards Ok, thanks

[@samuelhodges6471]

I really like this torn and restored card effect, and will use it. The effect and handling is my cup of tea. I shall order one of those three way angle mirrors from you soon. Thanks for sharing. Keep the magic alive!

[@AbrahamIvie]

Lol did you notice there is a nine of spades on the bottom too ;o

[@dongiannisiliadis9018]

asad , the best editor of 2016

[@TheSkipper.]

13:13 Poferful.... nice spelling of Powerful

[@bruhbruh7886]

1psplegend its so powerful they just f*cked up the spelling

[@TyKats34]

Wow love the new format of the tutorials. World class, guys.

[@VQG]

Cheers Ty, appreciate the love mate.

[@ctrlcheeb]

6:18 another one

[@arnoldsilva1111]

This is probably the best trick in my act for sure. Been doing it for a couple years and people always go bananas

[@BigRawb666]

But how does David Blane do it? He finishes the trick with the card completely resembled. He gives the spectator the torn card and takes the receipt for himself

[@nickcastle8269]

Fear Monger David Blaine just isn't human

[@aname7034]

Nick Castle Dynsmos better

[@hardtarget9567]

If you fold the restored card in a particular way it will actually look like card pieces inside the box. Shaking the box from side to side you can actually show them the restored card at the bottom of the box with a quick peek, their persistence of memory makes them think its the pieces of the torn card. THIS makes the final effect even more profound.

[@BrisingerBoss]

I see lots of people use that force but I really really hate it. I understand that something like the classic force is a bit less reliable but do you guys ever get caught forcing a card like that?

[@Moz31]

I'm at 2 minutes and I see that he gave him the first card

[@BrisingerBoss]

+Moz. Yes but magicians notice more than lay people.

[@Moz31]

+Haslett I'm not magician, I'm just interested in such things. Number one of magic tricks - watch closely.

[@BrisingerBoss]

+Moz. Yes but anyone who has watched any magic at all will start to notice moves magicians are doing. I'm simply asking if anyone has ever been caught by a lay person while doing that force.

[@Moz31]

+Haslett I tried such things, mostly I got caught, so I gave up and now I just watch.

[@WittenCityChilla]

This trick is one of the best tricks I’ve ever seen

[@Forced2]

Guys if you want to do this I really really recommend you check out Jay Sankeys version it is amazing and you DONT need duplicates, thank me later 😉

[@cliftonforbes9764]

Force My Team To Finish jay sankey tnr trick was excellent but so was this one

[@ericfrederickson2692]

Vinns first trick on the channel, best trick ever taught on 52kards. Awesome job, vinn :)

[@zamer5052]

would be cool if it is possible to restore a completly signed card, not just one corner

[@topnotch3232]

Would be cool, but would be real magic.

[@nextnash14]

Look up star by Dave Forrest. It's a tricky routine but it's essentially a torn and restored of a signed card

[@Mike-Hughes-Timmins]

I do a torn and restored with two signed cards, they are freely chosen (yes really) and then signed before I tear the into quarters and then restore them. I only use two cards and start and finish clean, it is a method worked out by Jay Sankey.

[@thecreepyartistry5629]

Cardboard contortionists.

[@rodrigocamino8246]

Torched and restored*

[@notloam9086]

Omg thank you for thos tutorial probably the simplest yet most powerful card trick

[@davidmendez409]

wait so i cant actually fix my card... god damit I only had one

[@theosplanet3698]

Just one of the best magic tutorial video ive ever seen! Thanks a lot!

[@ianchandler9993]

That "edit this out" thing was definitely planned

[@MexieMex]

Agreed, it has no reason for being there other than for the 'joke'

[@VQG]

Or was it.... 😂

[@snail_decoy]

it made me laugh

[@Pokemonplayer-qw3vu]

+Jefferson Deery Mee too, it also made me think Vinh likes what he does, Imagine if he said "get this Shit done" Anyway Great Video

[@elixirsg8739]

Ian Chandler and? Is he not allowed to have fun with his vids?

[@StillNight77]

Old video, but this is a beautiful trick. Absolutely terrific presentation.

[@Mahatheyew]

The card force was soooo obvious you didnt give them the card they pointed to

[@stuarcari]

Yeah in my opinion this is a terrible force. First of all, I think some eagle eyed lay people will notice the card you show them came from the top of the deck. Yes, most people won't notice, but it's not well hidden and people who like to really watch will see it. Also as you mentioned, it just looks weird. Why am I showing them a different card to the one they touched. It doesn't make sense. Some of your audience will still be thinking about this instead of going along with the rest of the trick. Even if they don't know it's a force, they may think something iffy just happened, and you open yourself up to someone asking why you didn't show them the card that was touched. I think you're better just doing some kind of riffle or dribble force where they shout stop, because in the audiences mind, showing the bottom card of the top packet, or the top card of the bottom packet are as equally logical. Showing a card that wasn't pointed to isn't. I know people will say the majority of audiences won't notice or say anything and that's probably true, but why open yourself up by doing something that can be perceived as wrong or weird.

[@jonnyrocket8138]

I actually just performed this trick for the very first time today for four different coworkers, so four different performances. I repeated it virtually identically as the tutorial. No one suspected the force at all. what seemed a little shady, and it was most likely my performance, was reaching into my pocket for the pen. That point, if anything is the weak link of the trick. But experience and skill will help me to get through that in future performances without drawing suspicion. It is a very solid trick that I was able to pull off convincingly after having only watched the video once and rehearsed once or twice. Great trick!

[@MrSageman71]

Excellent tutorial. I will be looking for more. Awesome explanation. Great tips. You are a really great teacher and this is trick that is mind boggling to a spectator but you break it down so it really is so easy to perform. A beginner can def manage the basic slight if hand needed with just a little practice at looking natural.

[@CDTVGaming]

This trick is great, but tbh I don't really see the point in the spectator signing the card, doesn't seem like it adds much as nothing happens with the signed part

[@MexieMex]

It adds the subterfuge to go into your pocket so you can dump the ripped pieces to end clean.

[@Mike-Hughes-Timmins]

getting the spectator to sign the card is the reason for going into a pocket to get the pen :)

[@joachimlarsen2k]

It emphasizes the impossible nature of the situation from the spectators point of view. They sign a piece that actually fits the "restored" card that was visibly torn apart.

[@CDTVGaming]

Yeah those are all good points, but I just kinda feel like it takes away from the effect more than anything, I do still like it though!

[@tinag1106]

It gives you a reason to reach into your pocket to ditch the dirty pieces. Simple as that. Then you can give them the T&R card as a souvenir similar to an ACR.

[@Mikeshawtoday]

Thanks, Vinh - How did I not know of that beautiful force? It is so relaxed and natural. I loved the T&R tutorial of course, and I'll practice it for sure. But really- thanks so much for teaching me a silky smooth force as the icing on the cake!

[@felador5959]

Who else knew how he did it from the performance? xD Well explained video though!

[@topnotch3232]

We need less of you people. "IM SO SMART I KNEW THE TRICK." Congratulations, you have basic knowledge of magic.

[@felador5959]

+topnotch3232 And it's a great trick. Personally I enjoy figuring out how magicians do their routines. I was just wandering who else figured this one out.

[@MexieMex]

I thought the pieces were dumped in the other pocket but got everything else. Not that it matters, it was a good trick, and well explained.

[@unclejoe7958]

+N0ught You were really interested if anybody else ( any of the 1000's of other viewers) knew how he did this.REALLY. Pure BS. You were showing off. You used the word 'else', implying that YOU knew how it was done. If you were genuinely interested in other people's reactions, you would have asked, 'Did anybody work it out before the reveal.' Sorry to sound so harsh ,but know it all kids like yourself bug me.

[@kingrobert1st]

I got everything except the force. I mean I thought he forced the card from the bottom of the deck. I don't know the force he used. It's not particularly good.

[@reuben_atiny]

This trick is so clever.

[@slug182]

What does poferful mean? hahah just kidding man, great trick thanks!

[@BrodyMcCain]

Wonderful trick. I will learn it and upload it. This is one of those sacred tricks. I will learn it will thank you. Best tutorial ever.

Not sure if lazy or just trolling...

[@trashcan1112]

obviously trolling, taking frames out is easy but god damn is it funny

[@AGLOProductsService-AngelLGarc]

This is a very powerful close. I love it.

[@emmanuelreyes5491]

Signing the broken piece makes no difference. It's only impressive when you sign the card and then you rip it. I've seen magicians repair cards that were signed.

[@mutsafaabunasser6010]

vinh is the best card tricks teacher

[@TeaWhoYou321]

Just found this vid n your channel, even tho you explained the trick the aftershock still remains, mind blown. Awesome content man, nice style.

[@Tsuchiya0930]

the best card trick I've learned on youtube

[@eyewaves...]

Excellent trick. Thank you for sharing this... all tricks need practice and flair... you got that ...

[@joez9839]

Nice force! The 10C was on top of the deck and he dealt all the cards during the selection on top of it. Haven't watched the whole thing yet, maybe he covers it. I just saw the force. Crude, but effective. Okay, he does cover it. Cool!

[@Akiramesu]

I always wanted to perform this trick. Thank you so much, Vihn. 😍

[@allthatsmagic06]

I was looking for another torn and restord card trick tried one or two and have many both on VHS and DVD but the handling was always complex and the trick itself too long, this ones right up my alley and perfect for what I do on and off video I thank you 👍

[@ThePubliusValerius]

Great tutorial. I think a powerful reveal would be to slide out the card slowly as you did in the alternate reveal, and actually make them think the pieces are in there, by pretending to be careful to not let them fall out as you pull out the folded up card. Make it obvious. Then they'll probably say "I think the pieces are still in the box". Hand them the box at that point, or drop it on the table in front of them. Extra wow factor.

[@murderousmaths]

Really nicely done! Many thanks - I've always wondered how that trick worked.

[@dikayxgaming3948]

Thank you so much 52Kards! I'm really love it!!

[@pajelo88]

I love the intro!! Great editing Asad!

[@martingarcia9533]

u are back!!! i miss powerfull efects like this.

[@JohnnyWestMagic]

Congrats, my friend! Instant classic!

[@Mike-di1pl]

Nice to see a glimpse of EOM again! Great job Vinh!

[@VQG]

Thanks for the love Michael :)

[@Mike-di1pl]

+Vinh Giang Hey anytime, is Jc still into cockatoos? Haha

[@DFAULT-qn3px]

Very creative!!! Love your energy when preforming, well done. Respect

[@tomk3620]

EXCELLENT IN ALL WAYS!!! A FINE YOUNG MAGICIAN!!! BRAVO!!!

[@DonCooper96]

Will try the Sharpie route myself and judge the reaction, but may also try: Going for a lighter in my left pocket and handing out to the spectator to verify it/test it (Gives a reason to ditch the pieces). Then you can take it back, warm the box with the lighter/do a move. This would be good for people who feel the signing doesn't make sense

[@WatchandLearnMagic]

Great presentation. I'm gonna close with it at a gig in a few days.

[@thejackofspades9681]

This is similar to Missing Evidence by Jay Sankey. You can use the patter for that effect to justify the signing of the corner. Great video!

[@Sobrietyy]

Sir you really deserve a like cause you just reavel a big secret... very nice thank you.

[@zalikster]

Thanks for the vid, great effect! At the part where you fake out for the pen grab, you could maybe stabilize the box with your right hand while you curl your left hand's fingers around the torn pieces, and then let the box rest between your left index and thumb, then go for the right pocket as usual, but then when you swap the box into your right hand you already have the torn pieces covered (in your partly closed hand). it's almost the same thing, but it breaks the unsafe part into 2 smaller bits, plus you don't have to wrist kill at all... Just a thought, I'll have to go and try it though. Thanks again :)

[@stevefata9062]

I'm blown away by opening statement that has been my line for 50 years but cassette and radio then turntables

[@appleraccoon9396]

This is an excellent tutorial. It's easy to follow, wonderfully detailed and very well executed. Fantastic job!

[@shaunmagician718]

This is one of the best tutorials I've ever seen great detailed work and we'd like to learn from a lot more real magicians out there man this is fantastic😃 You should do more great tutorials

[@VQG]

Much love mate!

[@shaunmagician718]

Vinh Giang anytime mate your a true Artist i love watching your videos there quite awesome to be honest man You should make your own close up magic books/DVDs😊 But hey keep up the amazing work..

[@gabrielhendi8251]

I really like the way you teach! Great video and trick. You and Assad should try and make a tutorial for a trick together. Not sure how it would work but I would love to see it

[@gabeauerbach1970]

Absolutely a great trick, and Vinn's was very well presented. Two comments: 1. When you start the trick, because the box already has the torn pieces in it, the trick must be started with the deck already removed from the box. It would be stronger if the deck was removed from the box in view of the spectators. Any thoughts on this? 2. Some of the comments said that some of the moves were obvious. Let us not forget that this trick, and any trick we do is best done for laymen. Magicians can often figure out how most tricks are done. Once again, great trick Vinn, and thanksGabe

[@gabeauerbach1970]

Sorry. I meant the folded card is already in the box.

[@raimo1326]

Really nice voice I have to say. Very cool card trick as well. I like the points you have mentioned and the different topics. For me the best topic was the angle topic because I think nobody does it in that detailed way. I really look forward to new videos with you and the tutorials you hopefully will keep doing and in exactly that way :D Have a nice day