Better Method than Blaine (Card Trick Tutorial)

Nice one.

This and that👍

Love this trick & your channel excellent teaching of top change but better than Blaine......🧢

Nice analysis and break down of a great little trick. I've been in love with this wonderful art form for over 60 years. I enjoy your content and I agree with your. philosophy on various aspects of magic. I'll be watching for more!

Awesome video!

Bam, nice

Brilliant! 👍🏻

Fantastic tutorial 👏👍👏👍👏

But what exactly happened when you cut the filming and went straight into the next process?
I think you misled us.
Blessings,Carlos ✝️🙏❤️😊🇺🇸

Never mind I just watched it again and now I see it 😂😂😂😂Lol 😊

Cool trick. Just need good hands to flip cards.

Cool 😎

I do the bottom top change like Blackstone Jr does and excievier spade magician said Bill that's older then harry Blackstone Jr and I said ok cool thanks for letting me know More knowledge

Couldn't you still do it , but using a double lift instead of a triple , because the 3rd card doesn't have to change , especially when your flipping them back anyway...

Wow!!! Thank You for sharing!!! That is so good!!! I will definitely use this version. Thank You for sharing!!!

Maybe I misread the description.

Super cool trick indeed...relatively easy to execute ...

Ah! A little sleight of hand! You're good. I'd have to really practice this one.

Your approach to simply using "black and red" is a good one. When Blaine started out, a lot of his performances were based around 'silence' and no explanations allowing the spectator to come to the conclusions on their own on what just happened. Too many times when I'm watching magicians, they are constantly explaining to people people what is/has happened with a lot of additional patter. Like a joke, if you have to explain it, it's not a good joke.

Amazing! You're fun to watch even though I'm likely not going to do sleight of hand. I learned something. Thanks

Funny how obvious all these tricks seem when you dont look where youre supposed to...

Its very hard to do that against an experienced performer though, if you dont know the trick.