SECRETS REVEALED Of Dani Daortiz FOOLING Penn With Unbelievable Card Trick!

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[@irehman7]

@@Mo_Ketchups Sorry about that, I had uninstalled instagram to avoid wasting time on it for almost 2 months now. Only open it once in a week for a few minutes.

[@honor9lite1337]

I'm glad 😊​@@irehman7

[@FitmartFitness]

Understanding how a trick is done actually makes me far more amazed. He is able to control the narrative, control the cards, and adjust the plan if necessary all at once. Simply amazing.

[@jasonpreston2703]

Fr a lot of magic when its revealed it seems very easy and simple. This is one that gets more impressive when you know how it works

[@b4ph0m3tdk9]

Yes he makes it look so messy.

[@KendraAndTheLaw]

He's a beast. I've never seen anything like it

[@jasonpreston2703]

@@KendraAndTheLaw you likely wont for a long time his mentor was considered the best card magician in the world by so many magicians it may as well be unanimous and its arguable Dani has surpassed him. Real magic would almost be less impressive.

[@maxjudd8148]

100% as a magician, knowing how this trick is done only increases my respect

[@azku]

I am more amazed after the reveal. There are so many forces. So many things can go wrong. Yet he did it perfectly.

[@gregoriozunigasosa7618]

wow me too.

[@jamessunny9440]

if the trick went wrong it would have been re-recorded after the show. Most likely this trick was kinda practiced before. because his introduction to Alice was, shuffle the card under the table but you can think of any kind. actually he should have said, think of any card that you have. Penn and teller is giant fake show.

[@whodidit99]

what is also impressive is that he has to have a backup for almost every trick that doesn't go perfectly. he's like a jazz musician improvising his way through a song.

[@JimBalter]

@@jamessunny9440 That' what profoundly stupid people think.

[@danielreed5199]

@@jamessunny9440 It was practiced loads beforehand, you are right! That is why he managed to do such an amazing performance, because he has spent years practicing, you potato

[@rickintexas1584]

Dani is simply amazing. Just because someone knows how Dani did it, replicating Dani’s work is nearly impossible.

[@Mick-cc4nm]

totally impossible

[@numberonedad]

i too love dani osmond

[@honor9lite1337]

Nearly Impossible 😮​@@Mick-cc4nm

[@phoon74]

So true. I love how his magic causes a lot of confusion and humor, but he's actually setting everything up in his mind. Genius! :)

[@thoughtless2050]

Not really! There is few of us that can do it. Some of us are Dani DaOrtiz's student. There is good amount of magicians that love Dani's DaOrtiz work and spend a good fortune on it.

[@leokimvideo]

Dani is the sort of person who when shopping could force the store owner to pay for whatever he's about to purchase. The suggestive manipulation in this act is cleverly smothered over by Dani's huge personality. It seems so random and that's the magic of his style.

[@MMAFightMagazine]

He's impressive! But could he wrangle a backyard full of redbacks, stinkbugs and chokos? 😉

[@tacokoneko]

i am completely blown away watching this, he is literally mind controlling the audience to pick the cards he tells them to without them realizing it, in the most difficult possible old-fashioned way

[@wictimovgovonca320]

I was debating if I should skip this one because Dani completely blew me away in his act. He is a true master, making it look so random.

[@irehman7]

The fact he made it look so casual anf random is the reason nothing looks suspicious

[@JamesBond-oe5px]

You are absolutely right

[@PimpMacSlickBac]

Same

[@stevebeal73]

me too!

[@b4ph0m3tdk9]

The explanation only adds to my admiration of how super skilled Danny is

[@maverickrhodes9892]

but can we give a huge round of applause to him for the untold amount of hours he put into perfecting this trick.. well done mate, well done

[@PardonMySwaggy]

Hours? U mean years…

[@maddfishy1975]

Knowing how the tricks were done makes the performance even more incredible. Dani is a true master at his craft and the fact he wasn’t even at the TV studio to perform himself makes this impromptu display of insane talent even more impressive.

[@ladyaceina]

agreed when i watched this one i did not really get what he was doing that was so impressive but now i see its amazing

[@Yakaru1]

Making it all appear so chaotic, while in fact being slicker than the slickest, is quite an achievement.

[@irehman7]

Genius

[@Klassensprecher]

@@irehman7isn’t it kinda whack „exposing“ such a great card trick?🥲

[@RODGERGRUMMIDGE]

As I commented on the original video, Dani creates a dual reality in which the audience believes Alison has 'thought' of a card but in fact she has 'chosen' a forced card. The complete chaos of Dani's act makes the dual reality easy to create. A stunning performance!!

[@pedrof676]

During the act he said to all, "think any card you want", including Ally. Somehow he was able to convince Ally that any card is the card she saw during the shuffle. What he explicity said is not what he wants Ally does but indeed was what Ally did. This kind of suggestion doesn't work with guy on his left for sure or anyone trying to figure out the trick. Really risky but works in the end.

[@Netbug]

The illusion of choice... this dude just owns your mind. His seemingly hectic delivery helps him to cover up what he's doing too. Pretty awesome.

[@jimsmith3715]

Yeah he basically chose half of their options for them.

[@honor9lite1337]

If only you could slow the performance and town down the emotional exchange, the entirety of the illusion would be collapsed.

[@humanmerelybeing1966]

​@@honor9lite1337 Yeah, if you take the performance away from the performance, it really kills the effect of the performance.

[@darksaga80]

The crazy part about this entire appearance is that Danny wasn't asked to come on the show. He was backstage with another magician just helping this other magician when Penn and the producers asked him to perform. After some back and forth and convincing, Danny agreed to go on that night. What you're seeing is essentially an unplanned performance from a master magician, done without rehearsal. Makes everything he did that much more amazing.

[@darksaga80]

@@korana6308 Someone made the comment on Chris Ramsay's channel when he made a video about Dani's appearance: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoLNZJqLq9t7frs There's more discussion in the comments - including the guy saying Penn reiterated the story on his podcast.

[@EaglePicking]

@@korana6308 Why would it be too good? Give Dani a deck of cards and he can just do this stuff. It's his life.

[@NathanRichan]

@@EaglePicking because why was donny osmond there

[@Weareeverything2023]

Agreed, to perform possibly the best routine seen on the show with no expectation of performing is amazing.

[@supermanbrz]

Of course, you're just copying and pasting another comment, Dani's intro video was made in 5 minutes too

[@KrowShow.]

Ireman, good job with the video. Only error is the final trick, Allison wasn't told to pick a card from the handful of cards she was given. She was told to look at one and put it in the middle, but if you look at the original video, she was told to "think of any card you want." Maybe the select cards and looking at one was a psychological trick, but overall, Allison did have free reign of picking ANY card she wanted. That final trick truly is amazing.

[@Yang-ob4lk]

Yes, but from Allisons perspective, It would've been very hard to pick any other card. Basically, she is confused; she is remembering a card she looked at under the table, and doesn't know what for. Now Dani is asking her, if she is thinking of a card. The safe choice that clears the confusion, and also means that Allison doesn't have to remember TWO cards, is picking the card she is already remembering. She might also be scared that she misheard him, and doesn't want to mess up the trick by accident - the performance is frantic on purpose here. See how Dani just looks at the card at position 21, before Allison reveals what it is? That is because he is prepared to move the trick forward in a different direction if Allison against the pressure actually chose a different card.

[@grmrbrts5123]

@@Yang-ob4lk Also he says "if you do exactly as I tell you" then gives her a serious look until they lock eyes. That was a psychological force to pick the card she looked at.

[@furyofbongos]

Thank you.

[@theandf]

Plus the blurry freeze frame doesn't show 3 cards. You cannot tell the number of cards she had from the video alone. Sorry, but that's flimsy evidence.

[@theandf]

@@Yang-ob4lk what would he have done if Allison had picked another card? Sorry, the stakes are too high, and psych force is not infallible (or even close to 50-50). What was the plan B here? (And it had to be just as spectacular because Dani primed everyone that this was "the real trick").

[@DiamanteKlopman]

This reveal Is one of the hardest I've ever seen. Thanks for sharing

[@irehman7]

You're very welcome

[@ironsight333]

I didn't want to watch this video because this was probably the greatest card magic routine (or maybe card magic ritual. Lol) that I have ever seen. But now, even someone explaining it, I'm blown away even more by how smoothly he handled the cards and spectators. There were a lot of moving parts so a lot could've went wrong be it was handled beautifully. And not to mention how funny and chaotic he makes everything feel. So good!!

[@gavinwigg8057]

This is the most insanely genius card trick I've ever seen. Unbelievable.

[@TractorsNStuff]

I cant walk and talk at the same time. Yet here is a guy who is larger than life, keeping his audience engaged and laughing, on the brink of chaos, and keeping track of cards, numbers, and slights. Simply blows my mind.

[@fritzelly7309]

Even after being explained it was still a beautifully crafted magic trick

[@mangeshdevalapurkar5283]

Dani is the master and can control the cards so smoothly like his tongue. The laughter and those funny instructions make the magic look so good. He has so many back up plans ready to force the card whichever he wants. TELL ME TO STOP VERY FAST, what a sentence with a lot of meaning.

[@wildae.]

When I saw him doing this magic for the first time, your channel came to my mind immediately, but I had a second thought that maybe you would not be able to figure out this one, but man, I was so wrong. You are truly a genius.

[@b4ph0m3tdk9]

The only 3 cards to Alyson, and ask her to "put in the middle" was the missing link for me. I did not see that part at all.

[@irehman7]

Thank you!

[@tigormiti]

Dani’s performance was unbelievable, but so is this video. Amazing. Regarding the psychological force explanation based on counting, I always meet skepticism when I tell others how it’s done. It sounds so risky.

[@NicolasConnault]

The level of risk is entirely dependent on the magician's experience and skill, especially with misdirection. When a force fails, he has many strategies for staying in control while retaining the persona that has been misleading everyone. This enables him to be extremely confident, because he knows exactly where things could go "wrong", and how to bring them back under control without anyone noticing. This is why psychological force tricks aren't for novices!

[@triryuzaki7870]

​​​@@NicolasConnaultExactly what I thought, the real secret is how he would have handled if things went wrong which we don't have chances to watch because he just did the plan A so perfect lol 😅

[@ChrisDamon]

Dani's magic is the only magic that when explained, is more incredible than before being explained

[@genekisayan6564]

Even after explanation there are so many subtitles I still didn't get

[@ZakisHereNow]

Dani is probably one of the best cars magicians out there. Knowing how this was done and the mental gymnastics he had to remember while being on stage, while being up close to two other amazing magicians, is just awesome.

[@Alex.1Q84]

Mindblown. I feel wholesome because of how beautiful this trick is and because of the beauty of how it's made. Thank you for sharing this with people.

[@andrewdickens7016]

After watching this it makes you appreciate how he controlled everything so well

[@MrLeeStories]

Busting him out on all these tricks doesn’t negate how flawlessly he pulled this off on television. He is still very good. Magic and he’s entertaining.

[@richwilson9517]

Thanks!

[@irehman7]

Thank you too!

[@bryede]

It makes you realize how central his personality is to his magic. It blinds you to the amount of manipulation actually going on.

[@johnmoore3504]

For sure. He goes fast, slow, messy but it’s all part of the trick, everything looks random but it’s actually very tightly controlled. I’ve notice this sloppy technique before- these guys are masters in slight of hand yet appear to fumble constantly. It’s just an illusion to make you think they can’t be counting or keeping track of the cards in such chaos. Having four people at the table adds to this frantic feeling but the trick is still one person at a time done by building and remembering the count / force from before. Super impressive. Us mere mortals couldn’t do this even with the cards face up!

[@bryede]

@@johnmoore3504 What I especially like is when he prompts you what to do, then says, "or not; I don't care!"

[@thecharlesjohnson]

Organized chaos is what this is, and he pulls it off brilliantly. The way he makes everything look so sloppy, while he is in complete control the whole time is on a different level.

[@loupasternak]

he should be politician

[@keinlieb3818]

Just being able to memorize a deck, especially when it's out of your control, is simply amazing. The hoasts probably knew what was going on, but they were so amazed they gave him the trophy.

[@antonquirgst2812]

His whole act is just so great... technical speaking the first segment is way harder to do then the second segment bust its just great!

[@scotthallinan4609]

I need to see more Dani. His crowd control is unmatched. I didn't start catching his earlier setups till my third watching because I kept getting distracted by him. Lol

[@fritos1445]

Damn i'm so conflicted on whether I want to watch this one or not! The performance blew me away when I first watched it.

[@irehman7]

Give it a shot

[@MactacFPV]

Watch it - it will actually make you appreciate the trick MORE.

[@KendraAndTheLaw]

It's actually more amazing when you watch it. This guy is a beast.

[@kenscribbles]

Your mind will still be blown. The explanation only makes you realize how skilled the magician must be.

[@kai8714]

He fooled Penn Teller with misdirection, on that last trick very clever making them think everyone had a pile of cards and also making them hide the cards under the table

[@benhansen1474]

If this is all true, Dani is a master of the force. He even told Allison she could change the card at the very end right before the reveal. What if she did!!! So bold yet so masterful to have confidence that it will work out. That made the illusion so much stronger for me.

[@jasongraves973]

I love the succinct way that you explain these tricks. It's the exact opposite of looking up a food recipe only to have to scroll through their life story and see what inspired them to post a meatloaf recipe.

[@dccaleb5529]

I recommend buying the ACAAN project chapter 1 ($10) even after this watching this. Dani goes into great detail (1 hour) about the psychology of the trick, tips, and even a different way to force the card. Well worth the money.

[@goodmaro]

So he's a good teacher besides being a great performer?

[@dccaleb5529]

@@goodmaro In my opinion, yes. You may have a little trouble if you can’t understand his english but personally I had no problem. He actually has a decent video setup too.

[@roberthaynes8830]

Well explained and I love how you worked through things.

[@irehman7]

Thanks!

[@curronwilliams]

To be fair Narrarator guy. The showmanship to perform this as well as how good Dani is will take you years to just perform it half as good as he did. He learned from the best card magician in Spain and damn near the world.

[@fuzzyoldyak5313]

Even knowing how Dani performed the trick it is still mind blowing. His stage presence and ability to manipulate cards (and people) is simply amazing. Tellar's growing amazement throughout the performace says it all.

[@tryreadingmore4440]

Great fun all around. That said, Dani is not doing anything P&T haven’t seen many times over…and actually do much of this themselves. What’s wonderful is his showmanship…making amazing moves seemingly out of chaos…but it isn’t chaos at all, but very carefully controlled card and audience management.

[@philiph1802]

Danny is the best card magician ever.

[@frange]

He improvise a lot. Of course there are several tricks to do the magic but the important thing is how he makes us blowing our mind speaking and acting like everything is not important to do every trick. Amazing magician Dani.

[@AttackHelicopter64]

knowing how he makes it makes trick even more impressive

[@narutokunn]

The fascination has only increased after watching this. Mastermind. Brilliant. Lots of respect for Dani

[@narutokunn]

The number of things he is thinking while his face and words and actions all make it casually appear as just _magic_. This truly is brilliant.

[@johnathanrhoades7751]

This always blows my mind. I had a good sense of ways to work it up to the “any card any number” (not experienced enough to know those methods) but it’s just so so masterfully done. So masterfully done. And so entertaining!!!

[@acelarson1872]

Amazing reveal but Dani is still a Master of his Craft.

[@irehman7]

This routine was so well constructed. It would have been a longer video if I were to explain why he sequenced the tricks in this order.

[@MrConnorTV1]

And that's why he is so amazing. So many things could have gone wrong. Especially with the last 2 tricks. Yet he made it look easy and effortless.

[@Reckless150681]

Holy shit. There's so much that can go wrong. I may no longer be fooled by his routine but now I'm extremely impressed by how in control he is despite his chaotic exterior

[@EaglePicking]

For everything that can go wrong, he's got a way of fixing it. Either by doing a quick lift/pinky/whatever sleight-of-hand thing or by using a different outcome scenario and pretending it was supposed to go that way.

[@DennisGr]

I for one will not watch it. Only this one time. That trick made me feel like a child again. Amazing skill.

[@goldeneddie]

I love your videos! Can I make a polite request? On your next video, could you turn the music volume down a little, so that the voice is not fighting over the music? The explanation is interesting enough without the music and would be much clearer for us older listeners who struggle to separate the sounds. Thank you!

[@irehman7]

Sorry about that. I'll forward this to my editor

[@goldeneddie]

@@irehman7 Thank you very much. Some of us old grandpas will really appreciate that!

[@loupasternak]

Bloomberg radio does their news briefs with LOUD music playing in the background . Absurd.

[@DavidFMayerPhD]

Dani DaOrtiz is SUPERB at controlling EVERYTHING that happens on stage. He dominates everybody.

[@chefflowitz]

I could fathom most of Dani's tricks, but last on left me puzzled. Ty for the explanation. Even with this knowledge its incredible to me how he conducts this under (near-)perfect vision.

[@markedly1013]

Knowing how it's done makes it even more amazing!

[@Faith_Family_Firearms_Freedom]

Was hoping you would cover this one. Thanks 👊😎

[@irehman7]

No problem!

[@hughb5092]

I think I'm even more impressed with Dani after you broke it down. That is an otherworldly skill set he has.

[@HonkeyKongLive]

This is one of those rare cases where the reveal makes it more incredible. It wasn't one carefully constructed move, a specific routine. He was basically improvising just thanks to his unbelievable skill.

[@boxlessthinker1973]

Excellent explanations!

[@irehman7]

Glad you think so!

[@IamShado]

Usually when I watch these videos I'm left sort of disappointed with how easy the tricks were... with Dani I'm just amazed how technical and precise he is. Even knowing how he does it it's still incredible to watch.. and the look on Penn and Teller's faces at the end is a perfect summation. I don't think he fooled them either, but he's a master of his craft and they appreciate it!

[@Bacondo]

Just wow, even knowing how to do it that trick is more awesome

[@bigd8055]

Been waiting for this one! I'm so thankful for your channel,

[@irehman7]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@bigd8055]

@@irehman7 Always do!

[@skyhop]

Magic tricks that don't lose any of their magic when fully explained are incredible.

[@irabucc469]

this trick is beatiful, so is your analysis

[@erinhansen2110]

Thank you.... most impressive.

[@gingeral253]

I actually noticed most of the tricks in the video because it’s so much easier to see back on it when recorded. In real time, the misdirection would make it much harder to catch.

[@djsammysosa1]

I'm not gonna lie, the last trick is still mind blowing even with the explanation!!!

[@irehman7]

Yessss

[@skyxonxfire]

The mental capacity for keeping track of 52 cards while seemingly shuffling them between four people, four people who are looking for any faults is incredible. I fancy myself pretty quick, but this trick, even the explanation, will remain a mystery to me. Great job on this video though. Excellent sequences that did help me understand this further.

[@KillerQ]

This is, literally, the perfect video to use to kickoff your comeback! Thank you!

[@davidr1620]

Perhaps the greatest card routine I’ve ever seen - no, the greatest

[@irehman7]

No doubt!

[@BudToStud]

this explanation blew my mind. I was more impressed by your explanation than with the actual trick! Amazing

[@herrpausr7008]

20:00 Now that was the best trick/part I have ever seen, clever, really clever!

[@DreamskyDance]

Commenting this before i see the solution.. :D I saw video of this trick the other day and my best guess was that it has something to do with guiding their choices and at the same time counting cards really well, and maybe even adjusting positions slightly, so it ends up where he wants it. But i am not sure that i am right because that would require so much concentration and having control of moving parts of that trick in his head...that my head hurts only of thinking what all you have to keep track of. Edit: yeah..i was roughly on the right track...but didnt figured out the detailed moves he did... but still the amount of stuff he had to have in his mind and control at any given time to do this is staggering.

[@ChucksAstrophotography]

Great video, but I still don't see how he forced Alyson to choose one of the cards she was holding. The Jack of Hearts still seemed like a free choice.

[@coolaun]

She had a free choice from the three cards she was holding. Once she had placed the card of her choice between the other two, she had fixed its position. Dani didn't need to know which card she had chosen, he only needed to be sure of its position. Right until nearly the end of the trick, he didn't actually know the denomination of the chosen card.

[@Yang-ob4lk]

That part is not well explained in the video. In the performance he clearly asks for ANY CARD. But his performance here is so frantic and confusing, that Allison would have to have nerves of absolute STEEL to pick a different card than the one she looked at. Basically, Allison is confused why she had to look at the card under the table, and is nervous to mess his trick up. She is remembering a card, and doesn't know what for, and now he is asking for a card and she goes for a safe option and picking the card she is already remembering. She is probably also just scared that she misunderstood what he said, as he is talking frantically and in an accent. I believe 100%, if Allison didn't say the card that was at the position, the trick would've gone into a different direction from there. That is why he is checking the card. He doesn't KNOW the card

[@ChucksAstrophotography]

@@Yang-ob4lk Thanks for this explanation.

[@philips3825]

Dani, pure mastery.

[@cmac8722]

I'm not sure what's more facsinating, the trick or the explanation? Great video 👍👍

[@hedduyou]

This is one of the ones which when you learn how they do it you actually appreciate it even more

[@IroAppe]

I just can't believe how all the psychological forces in the trick just worked. Even after hearing the explanation, that is how I'm still blown away by the practical 10 minutes application of the trick. How can that just work? How can it work so often? I understand that there are backups, but how can those work more often than not? Especially with the counting and dealing less and less cards and then just 1 card being left until the trick fails. With him even encouraging the people to be bold and go beyond, but they just don't do it. It's crazy to me. The real puzzle here is the nature of human psychology. Really, even after hearing all that, I can't believe that a trick based on people just following your indirect suggestions will just work. That is crazy to me. It's not even the trick here, it is genious of course, but I am deeply puzzled about the human nature here.

[@BojanStojanov05]

The forces are like the real magic😂

[@brofenix]

That last part was amazing :O

[@Aledharris]

I thought I was going to be disappointed watching this because the trick felt so magical and I didn’t catch anything when watching it. But seeing how it’s done, it’s like a symphony for its complexity. So many pieces, so well controlled all while being an affable “clown” character. It’s just crazy how amazingly skilled he is.

[@meeewazowski]

just spend the 34.99 to get the full explanation and Dani's commentary over the trick. its well worth it.

[@Vidyut_Gore]

Now I understand, and am stumped by the talent. It's my life.

[@irehman7]

Do check out Markobi's FISM act. I also covered it on the channel. His act is chaotic similar to Dani.

[@Vidyut_Gore]

@@irehman7 I have! Oh god that's super chaotic and possibly even more skilled than this one. Fellow can't even seem to hold cards without spilling them. ROFL. But everything works anyway.

[@Vidyut_Gore]

@@irehman7 BTW how does he control the king when he asks Penn to touch a card and it is "this is the same" - king three times - it's obviously sleight of hand, but what technique?.

[@irehman7]

" Classic Force"

[@FixYourGameplay]

This performance is nuts

[@DHealey]

If you would like to support the magician, the method for this trick (and a lot more) is available at Penguin magic.

[@irehman7]

Can you send link

[@dbpphillips]

so smooth, love it

[@irehman7]

🫡

[@covvy]

Teller's face when he realises that the force is already in and he missed it is just pure gold.

[@juancelop]

Crazy how you cracked Dani! I'm still surprised how he executed plenty of tricks and putting that constant pressure to force cards that could've gone wrong! He earns alot more respect now!

[@ringogaming8490]

Dani explained a lot of his tricks in details years ago as video tutorials. Really amazing to watch.

[@misterfive8158]

I love how you try to reveal this. Sure, you can explain, but only a master like Dani can pull off. 🤙🤙

[@b4ph0m3tdk9]

You are absolutely right. The explanation only adds to our understanding of how super skilled Danny is.

[@Bryanpeacock33]

This was a killer performance

[@irehman7]

Yess

[@fataliity101]

Great video. I had no idea how he did the first half, but the card at the 21st position was immediately obvious to me when I saw him counting the cards Allison put down, then asking to deal 1 at a time that the way he put the cards back together from Penn, Allison, Teller, and the other guy was very specific.

[@HemantBrar2]

Really appreciate your work. I had one query: what would have happened if Osmond had messed up the order while inspecting the deck right at the start?

[@Darmachakra]

Danis performance is one of the best, if not best, I have ever seen. This explanation is really great, thank you. And it only adds up to Danis performance, since the skill needed to do all that AND do it in a way P&T were stunned after stunned, is real magic :)

[@yuriydisman6829]

That's a pretty difficult routine. Pretty incredible how effortless and chaotic it all looks. Reminds me of a mix of L. Green as well as Juan

[@erwinsetiawan3792]

Watching this video in 2024, the routine was perfectly executed

[@chainonsmanquants1630]

Brilliant trick, brilliant analysis

[@Edhelvar]

On my second or third watch of Dani's trick (as a total non-magician, just a guy who likes to watch videos) I caught something that proved to me the genious of manipulation from him. When he puts the card on top of the deck, he points at Teller so that Teller doesn't see the card in clear view now. Such a small thing but so freacking genious.

[@premkhumar]

Waited for your reveal. Still mind blown by Dani Daortiz. What an work of art! Magician!!

[@Ficktao]

Although I usually never appreciate it when people are trying to undermine other people's tricks by trying to reveal their technique, in this case it actually really elevated my appreciation of Dani's work.

[@anastasiosmitropoulos1989]

Thanks!! Great job! I've been waiting for this explanation!!

[@irehman7]

You're welcome!

[@sydthemagician]

Dani being on fool us is a very special event for all card magicians. Most magicians create a special effect for the soul purpose of being on fool us. Dani is the only magician on Fool Us that did his normal material. I've hung out with Dani and due to our sessions I knew how this act was done; however, the playful attitude combined with the psychological control he has over others still amazes me.

[@JohnSmith-kf8mv]

So a change in camera angle helps hide important parts of the trick but also pin points when an exposed part of the trick takes places. So working out what movement was being hidden can help in your "cracking the trick". 😋😋