5 Discrepant Moves.

[@sharpo]

The great satisfaction of "getting away with it!"

[@adecrowshaw7235]

Great moves. I had to watch the Tony Hydro flip over twice to get it 😅. I think you're using Theory 11 Citizen cards here. I bought some a few weeks ago and think it's a beautiful deck to handle. Thanks for sharing.

[@noprim8]

Larry Jennings, brilliant! That was the best move of the bunch. Thanks. I've used his "no get ready" double for years.

[@BBAACKE]

I like referring to these as ‘Duping-delight Sleights’. Like you said, you can’t help but smile when you get away with it.

[@a.brantschen6912]

Hello Sean The Lennings move is really great. Here is another absolutely great "discprepant move". I've been using the following move for about 40 years, and it totally fools the audience, even though it's illogical. Never, really never, has this exchange been questioned!!! And so it is called "the illogical double lift" by Harry Loryane, to be found in "Quantum Leaps", page 30. Absolutely great. Performed in one smooth movement, it is completely convincing. Perhaps you could include it in your series of "Discrepant Moves". magic greetings from Switzerland

[@jorgelopeztomasello7097]

GENIAL!!! MUCHÍSIMAS GRACIAS POR LOS TUTORIALES!!! SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA

[@davidmurphy9049]

I have never been caught with the cross cut force.. And it blows my mind! Even my analytic family didn't catch that part of the trick. I had the card as a prediction and HE replayed how the trick went. Card was cut from anywhere ( he looked at the entire deck and compared the cards for discrepancies, markings, anything.) He then said " I could have called stop at anytime" Me "yup" I just smiled for it seems that we shouldn't be able to get away with it and now I have a few more to play with. I have messed around with the reverse spread and I know what I'll be doing this next week 👍🤓👍 Thanks for sharing these gems and anyone doing them. Just keep up your cadence and don't rush through it. Your confidence and talking will get you through it.. happy practicing for sure 😃

[@SeanDevine]

I love it when that happens!!

[@jeffreykemp7327]

As simple as the movements are you are fucking flawless at it… you make it look so smooth… amazing as always

[@SeanDevine]

Thank you!!

[@jakevaloff]

Amazing moves. Thank you Sean

[@RobertBallMagician]

These are some killer moves Sean, thanks for sharing👍😊👍😊👍😊🤜🤛🍺

[@abcantiques777]

You have become y FAVORITE card magic teacher! I learned a lot and you have an excellent, calming screen presence. 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@SeanDevine]

That is so great to hear! Thank you!

[@TheSleightDoctor]

An early ambitious card routine of mine used a brazenly discrepant move for the final reveal: have the participant place the selection on the bottom half of the deck, which is held in mechanic's grip while the top is in biddle grip in the dominant hand. Then the timed misdirection of having them cup their hands palm up. The top half is then clumsily dribbled into their cupped hands, the bottom transfered to biddle grip in the the dominant hand, and clumsily dribbled on top of everything - apparently burying the selection in the fairest way. The participant is too busy watching the cards messily cascade into their hands to notice you swapped packets and the magic is already done. Their card is on top. 🤷‍♂️

[@jeanparadis6227]

Awesome selection of moves! Thanks Sean.

[@sylvainripaud]

Second... For the first time ! Thanks again Sean 👍

[@Lugnuty]

Thanks Steve! Appreciate all you do! Keep it up!

[@SeanDevine]

Thanks Lewis!

[@52scoob]

Brilliant Sean. Thank you.

[@eversosleight]

Great to see the Shinobi control, don't see that one everyday! Some fun things with reverse spread stuff 😃👍 Enjoyed these a lot!

[@SeanDevine]

Thanks Jorge!! 😎

[@grizzlybirdfpv8549]

I really enjoyed this toutorial. There are a lot of things in this that I have been looking for to use as vehicles to move object cards! Thanks for all you do Sean!

[@john12152]

These are all as effective as they are hilarious! You're an absolute pro m'friend, thanks for sharing 👍

[@brunolabanowo217]

Amazing moves, I really enjoyed your video a lot. Thank you very much!

[@craftymagic9547]

Great tutorial Sean, simple yet deceptive. 👍👍

[@ChristopherMurray-t9r]

I absolutely loved these moves I've added them to my own routines and your correct for some reason these moves just sneak by 🤣

[@eyewaves...]

Great stuff Sean..Thank you for taking time to show us these great techniques. Learn tons from you.

[@vinny3266]

That's for that. I'll be practicing these moves for sure!!

[@kelvintiv]

Really enjoyed this. Many thanks.

[@dennissmith4382]

Again.... Great material 👏

[@SeanDevine]

Thanks Dennis!

[@jamesbowyer9470]

This channel is gold. Keep it up man.

[@SeanDevine]

Thanks James!

[@Steph_magicien]

Great stuff Mentor !! Love those moves Thanks and let's practice them 😉

[@paulglobus9999]

Terrific, Sean.

[@BornAgainOneHope]

9:20 Larry Jennings had some further work on this concept. He termed it the open control I believe.

[@mustofa4198]

U'r the best one.. Saya kini bisa membuat teman2 saya syok karena trik yang saya pelajari dari anda

[@vanitasseichiro2734]

Awesome series !

[@freehero598]

First comment you are awesome please continue ♥️♥️

[@GB-xk5zt]

I love your performance and your content! I'm actually considering you my mentor, I'm learning so much

[@SeanDevine]

That’s amazing! Thank you so much!!

[@fadingac3]

These are all great moves Sean! I want to say I saw that third move before, just don't remember where. All of these moves look great so I will practice all of these and I can't wait to add them to my growing list of moves for my arsenal! Thanks Sean! EDIT: #Roadto7K!

[@nicoruizcafayate]

Gran vídeo Sean!!

[@RobertBallMagician]

hey Sean you had shown us a trick modified to your style which you used to the two Jokers to get 3 piles of 17 cards each, for life of me I can't remember your video title. I did have a list written down, but my grand daughter used it to color all over, thanks.

[@SeanDevine]

Hey Robert! Email me at [e-mail] and I'll tell you about it

[@Olivier738]

I see you from France. Thanks

[@jonnathan9034]

Very cool moves I like the roll over force after tossing there card down something about that last packet flipping back on the top secretes in the specs brain it came from the middle what a brilliant touch on an old force Sean ty🤘😈£@\€/ you2

[@Car.edizz.]

great work sean!! keep it up and best regards from Germany :D :D :D :D :D :D

[@riccardomedri2977]

They're not terrible, they aare brilliant.Whant to try all ASAP Big fun

[@edgeg.708]

Love your handling of the Bullet Catcher. By using four short cards, you can indeed have the four aces at four numbers in the shuffled(false) deck.( I know you do not like gaffed cards). EDIT: Never mind. Cancel this idea!

[@Danny451]

Love it!👍

[@seangotsaucee4340]

Very good!

[@MrTylerNinja]

Brilliant vid

[@sidharathkaushal79]

Plz make a video on your favourite routines 😭

[@jobreath]

Grazie.

[@SeanDevine]

Thank you!!!!

[@jaimesilva1990]

Can you do a video on books to learn card magic?

[@SeanDevine]

Certainly!

[@CRLOG]

Him I know that was horrible but trust me it work. Me having no idea what he did

[@GaryCunninghamyouareenough]

🤘🙏🤘