Best Theory Eleven deck? Derren Brown Playing Cards Deck Review

[@Bobacus13]

To Kill a Mockingbird is definitely my favorite book of all time. Interesting story and commentary on society!

[@LaStNLiNe]

My Favorite Book of all time is 'Of Mice and Men"... My father ( whom is now passed) read it to me as a child, and I pick it back up from time to time, to relive the story, and relive the memories I have of him.

[@RichardDominguezTheMagicIsReal]

i am always amazed at your use of words, empahsis and gestures in combination to relay specific points Gentleman Wake, the way you frame pictures in the viewers mind's eye is a skill i have yet to see on any other channel of any other subject matter ... I love reading and have been doing it my whole life, at the very top of my bookcase are 2 spots resevered for my 2 favorite books and i can honestly say those spots will never be replaced by any other books, the first is Don Quixote's Man of La Mancha, the second is Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass, both are exceptional editions and the pride of my collection ... and if you force me to choose one of the 2 i would go with Man of La Mancha, there just seems to me to be something noble of a man who is willing to fight windmills for his lady fair .... as always Omar i wounderful review, i can't think of a better way to spend a short 12 minutes ... Saludos a la familia

[@ludwigbeethoven3119]

Favorite nonfiction book? Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle but Tao Te Ching by Lao Tzu (translated by Srephen Mitchell) a very close second.

[@gojaimo]

I have been a fan of Darren brown for as long as I can remember and regard him as my favorite magician! Absolutely fell in love with the cards! My favorite book is “A Tale of Two Cities”. Thank you!

[@Mahgar]

Have a pair of these gorgeous decks, It is certainly one of my favorites. Thanks to TGW for the great content.

[@yugdails]

HOW IS THE PRODUCT OF THESE VIDEOS JUST SO BEAUTIFUL, I AM AMAZED EVERY TIME

[@Soleful_Char]

Congrats Jason, the winner!! ❤️

[@frnfu98]

My favorite book to date is,"How To Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie. It still holds up for today's modern era.

[@BladderProductions]

As a kid I loved and now vividly remember The Five Chinese Brothers book. I don't know if it's my favorite but I never forgot it.

[@vishalkapila9971]

genuinely one of the best scripts I've heard on a video

[@bennettbaily247]

My favourite book is castles of the world, it gives details on why castles are built the way they are as well as details about historical events taking place and secret passageways!

[@keeganmccrae]

My favourite book is castles of the world, it gives details on why castles are built the way they are as well as details about historical events taking place and secret passageways

[@RahulPandey-ns4wl]

Hey welcome back :) love it when you post videos makes my day! I wasn't going to spring for more TXI decks because of their past letdown in terms of the cards vs tuck, though I might go for the Darren Brown deck thanks to your review! Also my favourite book of all time has to be The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, it's my feel good book for tough days.

[@siamfaraj9096]

Thank you for this helpful review! My favorite book is The Little Prince by Saint-Exupery.

[@vishalmatthews1788]

My favourite book is freakonomics. It is a casual way to learn about economic concepts with really fun and interesting case studies. I'd recommend it to everyone!

[@JesseCase]

The Old Man And The Sea by the great Ernest Hemingway would probably have to be my all time favorite. It's the only book that I ever got into so much that I read it all in one day as a kid!

[@diceblue6817]

I love the passion you have for this amazing art - your videos are incredible

[@skprgb]

I would say my favorite book is Ready Player One. I couldn’t help but smile every time it made me remember some of my favorite things from my childhood. True nostalgia bomb.

[@ture1267]

The da vinci code is my favorite book of all time

[@JackThunderbolt82]

I enjoy the reviews, thank you! My favorite book has to be The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

[@jamesallmart3536]

The Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison is a classic that I enjoyed back in my teens that still holds up

[@iainstanford3563]

Love the deck, just slightly disappointed in the back designs a touch. Feels like a noisey design without much theme. Favourite book is like picking any favourite....too many to decide! Growing up though, you couldn't go wrong with a Terry Pratchett Discworld novel! Those and Hitch Hikers Guide were my early teen years covered

[@fraserdixon4066]

My favourite book has got to be 'The history of the Peloponnesian war' by Thucydides. Great video as always.

[@bitonomer]

My favorite is the fountainhead.. Thanks for another great review!

[@MrMirofl]

A small book with only a few pages named "Victor Builds a Bridge" by Jan Lööf I loved it when I was a child, it was my favorite book ever since. A few years ago I found it again, and I was not disappointed. :D

[@davidmurphy9049]

Favorite book.. Moby Dick. It was that or 10,000 Leagues under the sea. Growing up, I loved reading about sailing ships, the oceans etc.. even going so far as to picturing space as nothing but a vast uncharted sea with untold lands to be discovered. My love of science fiction played into that by having nautical terms used in many great books, TV shows and movies.. but yeah.. Moby Dick. Powerful book indeed!

[@TheHudsterProxyian]

Huge Tolkien fan, have to say Lord of the Rings/The Silmarillion.

[@garrythirtle]

My favourite book away from magic is Bravo Two Zero by Andy McNab. It's about the SAS in the Gulf War. A very good factual read.

[@curtcoleman]

Great book! Have you read Soldier Five and/or The Real Bravo Two Zero? Both great books also, and written by other members of the same team about the same mission.

[@tanktopdsp]

Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, that series of books is a bit of a comfort. Especially the first book in the series which is the namesake

[@danielgibej9378]

My favourite book would be probably 1984 by George Orwell.

[@RichardDominguezTheMagicIsReal]

another classic from the master and should be read by everyone

[@angbuxton]

My favorite book is Jerry Spinelli’s Maniac Magee.

[@hugolarsson7735]

Really nice review! My favorite book is Hunger Games

[@ScummyRebel]

YOOOOOO that camera panning in the intro. Top tier.

[@jasonliu1644]

I basically only read textbooks and coursebooks now HAHA but I remember loving any book by John Grisham back in highschool, specially 'The Litigator'

[@furrukhjamal00]

Your Best Theory 11 Review. I liked the provision deck more though.Favorite book Harry Potter and the deathly hallows. AND CONGRATS IN ADVANCE FOR 10K SUBS

[@ashleycorgat2875]

Great video! Derren's Book Absolute Magic is my top choice. A phenomenal book in magic & one i return t time and time again and always get something new from it.

[@1ncantations]

Thanks for the beautiful presentation of this deck. Deren Brown is a hero of mine and I am thrilled to someday own one of his decks. As for favorite books, I could post books on Magic all day, however, no work of literature quite comes close to The Lord of the Rings, for me.

[@joshuadharma4037]

Favourite book has to be hunting evil by Chris Carter. Love that series as much as I love your card reviews!

[@chrissarmas6008]

Great deck of playing cards .One of my favoirtes books is C.W.Mills Sociological Imagination

[@keinan7667]

Favorite book I guess is either, Aristotle's 'Nicomachean Ethics' or Plato's 'Republic'. They introduced me to philosophy and encouraged me to read more.

[@ezrajosephgoodare6045]

My favourite book was just released and it's called The Salm of Songbirds and Snakes. BTW Great video quality !

[@arjunnair4731]

Favourite Book has to be "Sleight of Hand" by Edwin Thomas Sachs, it's old but it's good (and i love magic)

[@bobbyg9621]

All time favorite: The Alchemist! Read it as a kid and still reading it now.

[@Soleful_Char]

First off it's good to see you back, my dude. So my favorite book growing up would be.... Nueromancer by William Gibson.

[@nathana2898]

My favorite book would have to be Ender’s Game or Ender’s Shadow by Orson Scott Card. Just an amazing world and story that he created.

[@chadwickbabbage1132]

Monarchs are a let down when you open the box! My favourite book at the moment is Bram Stoker's Dracula. I read it as a teenager and I picked it up a month or so ago and when I finished it I just turned it over and started again.

[@merissatorres9544]

The Poet by Michael Connelly. Detective fiction but definite twist at the end. Love all books by Connelly.

[@mistermister6607]

Nice review. My all time favorite book is ''Death and the Dervish'', a novel by Meša Selimović.

[@cristianhristea7733]

First!! Also, fancy deck but the Contraband deck remains my fav 🤩 thank you for the review!! Edit: that green on the back of the cards and on the tuck case is absolutely gorgeous, all about this deck transpires elegance, just awesome Favorite book: The Hound of the Baskervilles

[@radosjovanovic]

My favourite book is NECRONOMICON and I would love to see a more refined deck inspired by this dark beauty :) Also, because this is a Derren Brown "themed" video - I have recently read his book HAPPY - as expected, wonderful 'stoic' work - I recommend the hell out of it ^^ Good luck everyone and thanks TGW for the constantly awesome content! xx

[@Gedachtenlezer]

Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl is one of my favourites. Truly inspirational and still relevant today.

[@souradipchakraborty1473]

well choosing a favorite amongst all I have read is sooo hard. I absolutely loved "The Infernal Devices" by Cassandra Clare

[@LD-tj2jh]

All time favorite is "Eragon" by Christopher Paolini, amazing book.

[@stevenkrycho5780]

Favorite book (aside from my religious texts): Dante's Comedy. Followed closely by Beowulf and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

[@myquyenle1522]

It sounds childish, but my favorite book is Enders Game!. The twists and turns in this book helped open my mind to new possibilities when I was younger. It also serves as a reminder to never give up. PS. Message received. Thanks😉

[@extant2420]

My favorite booj has to be the name of the wind by Patrick Rothfuss. It's the perfect combination of fantasy and realism. And it's written really well.

[@luka6257]

There actually is a one way back design. It's very well hidden, yet in plain sight. This makes it very easy to spot.

[@utmindfreak]

What does that mean?

[@luka6257]

@@utmindfreak it's very well hidden, but once you know what to look for, you can't mis it

[@utmindfreak]

@@luka6257 what's very well hidden? A hidden picture on the back design of each card?

[@SkyyClarkson]

One of my favorite books is a modern classic I happen to read in High School, I "Too kill a mocking bird" by Harper Lee!

[@2355Cdub]

I started collecting decks in feb and this deck was my first custom deck I owned. Now I own 108 decks. Lol. It's addicting.

[@mercurytheplanet948]

My favorite book is Paradise lost by john Milton ! Exquisite deck !

[@RichardDominguezTheMagicIsReal]

both books are excellent reading

[@mercurytheplanet948]

@@RichardDominguezTheMagicIsReal Indeed !

[@tiagolopes9370]

My favourite book of all time is Hercule Poirot Death on the Nile. The plot is just amazing

[@acrophobe]

Favorite book would have to be Audubon's "Birds of America." It's a real masterpiece of the format.

[@bellafilbert6282]

My favourite book of all time is probably Stiller by Max Frisch. Beautifully written. !

[@curtcoleman]

Every book I read is my favorite book at the time....I just finished up Where the Money Was, by Willie Sutton, and it is one of my favorites of all time. If you read it you will understand why. Thanks for the deck review!

[@JamesWiseMagic]

I actually wasn't very impressed with this deck when it was first released but seeing this review has changed my mind. It's beautiful! And that limited edition box set is just sexy haha

[@kwjo7706]

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[@alexm2680]

It sounds childish, but my favorite book is Enders Game. The twists and turns in this book helped open my mind to new possibilities when I was younger. It also serves as a reminder to never give up. PS. Message received. Thanks😉

[@lethanhtran5053]

My favourite book is freakonomics!. It is a casual way to learn about economic concepts with really fun and interesting case studies. I'd recommend it to everyone!

[@OoriTenn]

Time Traveler's Wife would be my favorite book for the way for the story unfolds.

[@keithrenaud5107]

Fav book is ender's game. I have read it to my kids twice. It's like starwars for kids and with kids

[@ngocmypham1035]

Every book I read is my favorite book at the time....! I just finished up Where the Money Was, by Willie Sutton, and it is one of my favorites of all time! If you read it you will understand why.

[@ast0r1a]

My favorite book has to be Ready Player One. I highly recommend it.

[@toadsage]

My favorite book of all time is The Alchemyst: The Secrets of the Immortal Nicholas Flamel. I read that book series as a teenager and fell in love with the world building from Michael Scott.

[@mountainjoetyk1704]

I don't really read fiction books but Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian was my gateway to fictional books. Read it in one sitting anf have been my fave ever since.

[@grangerfranklin8126]

The bad place by Dean Koontz ! False memory and Strangers are up there as well.

[@matheus.avondet]

The best book I ever read was Mere Christianity from C. S. Lewis so far, when I read was shocking how someone could be so logical and faithful at the same moment and this helped me a lot on my own way. Cheers! How I'd love this deck with me... hahhaha

[@mcbean1]

TBH given that they were by Derren i expected these to have a bit more hidden stuff (marked deck, cool reveals etc) so that people could perform more than just sleight of hand tricks

[@anthonymitchell3916]

I have many favourites but one that has stuck with me is 'The Neverending Story' by Michael Ende. In the original edition it uses the large letters and pictures at the start of each chapter, like you mentioned in this video.

[@jamiemorrison8434]

Great review and congratulations to Jason! My favorite book at the moment is The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss 😁

[@bennyyorky303]

!!!! I think I would say my favorite book is Ready Player One! Also a great movie to watch while practicing flourishes at home, but the book was much better (per the usual)! Thanks for doing another giveaway, fingers crossed I’ll win one of these someday haha! 🤞🏻👍🏼♠️

[@alisonm3946]

Thanks for the review. I find Derren Brown fascinating and I love the deck. Hard to pick one favourite book, but going way back it would be "A Wrinkle in Time" by Madeleine L'Engel.

[@MagicJoker]

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[@miked5471]

The bad place by Dean Koontz False memory and Strangers are up there as well.

[@alexdowske749]

Has anyone found the puzzle with this deck? I haven't figured it out yet, and can't find any help online.

[@curtfromcanada]

Definitely a great deck! Ready Player One was a great read. Probably my favourite book in the past 5 years or so.

[@MagicJoker]

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[@lionsblaze28]

My favorite book would have to be The Martian by Andy Weir! Funny, smart, and single handidly revived my interest in books after a friend reccomended it to me back when I thought I was done with reading for fun

[@nancywilson3569]

I love Sirens of Titan by Kurt Vonegut, and my latest read is Tony Vigoretto's Love and other Pranks (a true trickster tale) Its hard to choose one and there are so many great books. Its a great question for comments you have. Too bad I'm coming late for the competition. But at least Tony gets the a plug. He is overlooked.

[@jakebevington7319]

Favorite book is Catcher in the Rye!! Great book

[@samuraib0b]

Hello all, I was wondering if anyone knew the list of playing cards that are printed on the Web Press. I recently bought the reprinted Jerry’s Nuggets and fell in love with the feel, I heard they are similar to Orbits , so I was wondering what else might feel the same . Thank you

[@TheGentlemanWake]

Hi Samurai, I don't know of any lists per se. However any large print runs of USPCC decks are almost assuredly web press. I would imagine any and all Theory11 decks fit within that requirement. However the paperstock and coating may or may not match the Jerry's reprint entirely. In my experience however T11 decks handle nicely.

[@samuraib0b]

TheGentlemanWake thanks for the response. I think what I’m looking at is the stock then.. these feel broken in already also seemed thinner . I have most of the TXI and they are stiff out the box . Lol

[@Ndnob1]

My favorite book is Derren brown’s “Happy” - mike baker

[@rickwhite2828]

Great review. My favorite book is The Stand by Steven King.

[@chicodecoster]

My favorite book is All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque.

[@thecavefurball]

While it might not be the best book ever: Gregor the Overlander. Why? It was the first book series (more than one book in the series and I am saying the first is my favorite, even though it isn't even the best one) I really dug into. I recognize the flaws but... nostalgia... I just love it. It was the beginning of my romance with fantasy novels afterall.

[@Carlins94]

My fav book has to be ''the Disappearing Spoon and other true tales of Madness, Love, and the History of the World from the Periodic Table of the Element'' got some magin in it!

[@willcook]

My fav book is probably Wonder - oh and if you look carefully the design isn't 2-way (look at the inner borders)

[@wampiroindoril]

My favourite would be the "War of the Ancients" trilogy by Richard A. Knaak. I must say, it is bloody hard to say something like this, I have a fistful of book titles that are my favourites, and probably it will change in the near future, since I love all of these books and it depends on my opinion at that time.

[@kirilvelinov7774]

I have two identical card decks Royal deck from 1990 30 years later,same deck,same design

[@marksaren1880]

My favorite book would be 'Atomic Habits' by James Clear. It is by far the best book about habit creation I have read. Super actionable, theory + application.

[@karllafin3182]

My favourite book of all time is probably Stiller by Max Frisch. Beautifully written.

[@chrisbailie9196]

My favorite book is "Dom Casmurro", from the Brazilian writer Machado de Assis!

[@stemwinderrecordings5577]

favourite book: The Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy (Great video BTW)