Roku Transpo - Tutorial

[@elwyncoates810]

You are a definite inspiration in my learning more original and earth shaking card effects. You are a definite gift to the macic fraternity.

[@stephenmclaughlin-uv8nm]

That's just beautiful. It fooled me as I like to be fooled. That's why I love this kind of thing. I wish you every success in what you do and clearly love doing ❤

[@Jioduude1]

Dude, antlers are one of my favorite decks from D&D!

[@ayoubbenkhaddou1208]

Thank you for bringing back those memories, it was like the golden age of card magic 😢

[@SeanDevine]

It really was!!

[@ZacharyLasserre]

Awesome brodie. I'm obsessed with transpositions.

[@Irma_Girde]

I have been practicing the trilogy since it came out. It's my favorite style of magic.

[@SeanDevine]

Same!!

[@jayinstandarddefinition]

And this is the point in the performance where the magician goes "If you want to know what 5 years without a girlfriend looks like..." Awesome stuff Sean!

[@markstrom2184]

hey. haven't look thru other's comments yet but before I even watched your explanation I think I noticed you using D&D cards. Nice touch !

[@SeanDevine]

Yes!! You’re the first to notice lol.

[@mr.andymoody1]

Really nice Sean!

[@----DJ----]

Another banger Sean!

[@davidportch8837]

brilliant...

[@beatleseternally1170]

I prefer the duplicate card handling but not because it's easier. Rather, it's looks stronger in that the spectator can see the depth and remove the card which is both convincing and builds tension. Angles are also virtually eliminated by using the dupe method.

[@SeanDevine]

I completely agree! The switch method is great when you don’t have a dupe, or when you’re working with someone else’s deck. All the times that I’ve done that move, it’s still gotten great reactions!

[@fredbates1922]

Thanks for a great routine!

[@The_Card_Magician]

Blaine got me into it too

[@GaryCunninghamyouareenough]

#letsgetintoit 🤘🃏

[@Irma_Girde]

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