Learn THREE Multiple Shifts!

[@jaywaters3288]

Thanks!

[@SeanDevine]

Thanks homie!! 🙌

[@jaywaters3288]

@@SeanDevine always my man!!! Love the video btw. Soooooo good

[@ooohla9872]

The 2nd one is great !!!

[@aaronwallis5545]

The plunger one was crazy fun, I loved it. The 1st one you did, i do something similar where they all go in the upper portion of the deck and then i cut them to the top.

[@brunolabanowo217]

Very interesting moves, thank you very much!

[@fadingac3]

I LOVE this Sean! I don't play around that much with multiple shifts, but these look fun to mess around with! Thank you for all you do! #Roadto8K!

[@magic_opi]

Very instructive explanation. Thanks for sharing.

[@luapgluapg]

Nicely done

[@glebrao]

man, i love that video, thx so much for the content !

[@dennissmith4382]

Thanks!

[@SeanDevine]

Holy shit! Thanks Dennis!!!

[@dennissmith4382]

U deserve it my friend!

[@kenzini]

Very nice moves, Sean!

[@jpcgordon]

When riffling with the right hand, it's hard to get a peek when doing the plunger shift. Any tips?

[@Steph_magicien]

Love it bro ❤️❤️🔥🔥

[@Olivier738]

Merci 👍.

[@e.s.andrews1702]

The first is my favorit. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@MaarCeeloo]

💪💪💪

[@garybartnik1509]

CANDY!!Gary in a surreal dreamland floating on a cloud island. Have a nice dream!!🙂☁️☁️☁️⛅💫⭐🌟👉🍬🍬🍬🍬👈

[@GaryCunninghamyouareenough]

🙏🏻🤟

[@gamingkiddaaa5616]

Hey Sean, there is nothing in the description, i mean nothing.

[@SeanDevine]

Just fixed it! If you refresh KZbin, you should see it. Thanks!!

[@gamingkiddaaa5616]

@@SeanDevine Welcome Sean. Seeing the notification "Sean Devine uploaded a video: " is the most awaited moment for me. You tell us so much about history of the moves and magic in your videos. Love you videos 👍

[@gamingkiddaaa5616]

And yep, it now shows up

[@SeanDevine]

That is so great! I'm very happy that you're getting so much value from my videos!

[@elwyncoates810]

Help! I never seem to have 100% success using the plunger principle. Most time the aces is scattered throughout the deck.

[@SeanDevine]

Nust have to remember to squeeze the deck! That downward pressure with your thumb is key. Just play around with different amounts of pressure until it works for you!

[@MichaelLawrenceMagic]

It helps me to keep them pretty close together in the pack like 5 or 6 cards between each one.

[@jaywaters3288]

First bitcheessssss