Triangulate - This Advanced Card Trick Is So F****** Good!! Performance/Tutorial

#magictricks #cardtricks #sleightofhandmagic
Credit To This Trick (Jay Sankey - Cut Force):
Decks I Used (Provision Playing Cards - Theory11, Contraband Playing Cards - Theory11): store.theory11.com/products/p...
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Hey everyone! This new trick seriously hits like a truck. A really great take on the ACAAN plot, with the presentation of using coordinates and triangulation! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe!
Timestamps:
00:00 - Performance
05:25 - Tutorial

[@hunteranderson7343]

I love doing card magic and all my tricks come from here 😁

[@JohnnieCrazy]

Same bro 😁

[@CardTricksForever]

Can you make another video on teaching us how you came up with these trick? I've seen your previous one and it's very nice, but can you make like an update one? That'll be nice. Thanks, love you A Million Card Tricks!!

[@user-MD777]

thank you very much for this wonderful card trick, I love it !🤩

[@martifingers]

Clever and effective. There is a nice example of time misdirection built in that covers any doubts about the selection process.

[@crashmagic]

Really clever creating such a good trick. Nice one 👍

[@Leftformilk4552]

Your so good at magic u are my biggest inspiration thank you

[@eak2429]

Can that be the best trick ever???? Should I even say that didn't get any clues how you did it? Very professional, very good!

[@funwithshay5945]

You never lie when you say it's going to be an amazing trick. Just have to practice a bit on my faros and I should be good to go.

[@Y2sin15]

I love this trick do much!

[@kennymcgraw1041]

Tried to do the faro shuffle a couple times didn't even come close. Tried again a few minutes later and did it perfectly without even trying or thinking about it. Thought I'd share that with you, love your videos. 👍

[@janabooysen3136]

Love your vids

[@glenpolen5562]

Hello, sir. I've been watching your awesome videos for a long time. This is a fantastic trick. I couldn't tell, but the chosen card looked like a spade. I dont have my glasses on. Lol. Congratulations on creating another excellent card trick. It's not too difficult to do, but it is a real banger. Lol. I can't do Farrell shuffles. I might have to figure out another way to get their card to that position. When the card was chosen, it was from the top half of the farrell Shuffle position. Is that why it was only forced to that position? I wanted to ask you. Are you planning on writing a book and including your top 25 tricks in the book? If not, you should. Im sure that you are very busy now in your life. It's a great thought, and i wanted to compliment you. Also, do you plan on selling the card tricks that you invented to PENGUIN MAGIC and other magic stores that you haven't taught the tutorials to?

[@AMillionCardTricks]

Another way to control the card without using the faro would be to simply count the cards (you can do this quickly in groups of 3 or 4) when spreading. Once you have the right amount, hold a break and do a riffle force while asking the spectator to choose a “random place” to lose their card back in the deck. As for your question regarding the control in the video, no the card can be in ANY position within the top half. As long as you do the procedure I show, the card will always be moved to the right position! Thank you for the kind words! I don’t plan on writing a book anytime soon haha, I don’t think I would have enough time as a college student. That being said, most of these “original creations” are me borrowing ideas from other tricks that magicians have already created, the only thing I’ve created here is the presentation.

[@glenpolen5562]

@A Million Card Tricks Thanks for that helpful hint. 👍 i do the samethings. I simplify things, and i change things in the routine, with the same outputs. I thought you might still be in college. Best wishes. Glen

[@movazi]

You have such nice decks. Can you do a review on the cards you own? And which cards are thinnest? (is E7 the thinnest)

[@magicpick0601]

Wow!! I love it!!🤩🤩🤩

[@rhegafd]

a suggestion on the triangulation piece could be that each of them reveals something about the selected card. The first reveals the color (red or black) or number/face, the second the suit, and the third the value. Im not a huge fan of the math part personally. But this is a great trick for sure.

[@RobertBallMagician]

Brilliant 😊🤟😊🤟

[@ardiris2715]

Consider making a video that shows how you develop a new trick. Few people have ever seen that process. (:

[@AndreaMerchak]

Awesome! 😎

[@LangCashman]

Great trick as always. I wonder if you reversed the order of setting up the triangulation and them selecting their card, could that potentially have a more impactful finale? It does have the downside of the spectator having to remember their card for longer but they don't see any cards in between so as long as you keep reminding them to think of their card it should be fine. I feel like it would very impactful for the spectator to know their card was sitting there untouched in the deck they can see and then to feel like they freely cut to three cards and then straight away count down to their card.

[@peytonochoa]

Get the bicycle stargazer deck it is amazing

[@lilspikevert4616]

u r crazyyy bro!!!!!!!!

[@eliteshinx8884]

Ok genuine question, have you ever grabbed someone from the audience and asked them to shuffle a deck for you, only for them to tell you that they don’t know how to shuffle cards?

[@AMillionCardTricks]

Of course this happens all the time. When they say this, they usually assume that you want them to do a riffle shuffle which is something not everyone can do. What I usually say in this case is: “it doesn’t have to be anything fancy, you could wash the cards on the table like they do in a casino, or you can just shuffle the cards around in your hand like this” (start to mimic an overhand shuffle, most people will be able to do this).

[@OGMJ2]

Cool man

[@King-jmw5110]

nice

[@jovansoh]

Its so good he cursed in his title

[@MrMagicofrate]

Very beautiful trick. But why don't you prepare both decks. There are only three cards in position.... You can ask to the spectator... "We have two decks, I will shuffle (or take) one, and you the other, please choose which one you want?"... It will be better, and it will be a really free choice, not force.... it's normal that in two shuffled deck, you can have the same card on the bottom... or you can start with the three cards on top. and make two overhand shuffle to prepare your deck.

[@AMillionCardTricks]

That is totally true! I didn’t think of that haha, good thinking!

[@finemusic556]

l like his English taking

[@haydenlacour3965]

Hi😅

[@ardiris2715]

My only criticism is the deck itself. The clubs look too much like spades. (:

[@AMillionCardTricks]

That’s true, I just love the back design ;)

[@kanish4963]

It is not working but I am doing perfect faroshuffle

[@AMillionCardTricks]

What position is the card ending up at? And is it the same every time?

[@kanish4963]

Not same everytime

[@AMillionCardTricks]

@@kanish4963 I’m sending you a link to another video where I teach the same control. Maybe there’s something you missed in this video because it should work every single time without fail. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e5KWfKh7jLmeh7M

[@kanish4963]

Thank you 💖

[@nguyenducanh710]

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