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My point!

You are saying nothing

Bro, I love the dice force❤

Thanks that was the answer I was looking for

I’m here for my probability class 😅

This is amazing 🎉🎉

Love this trick also love the chance of perspective from performance to explanation definitely adding this to my routine!

The way i had to learn cards-which isn't directly related to math-*because of a math homework* is funny but also annoying to me TwT

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David Blaine uses the Mnemonica stack

I like your channel, I do magic for about 40 years now, and still enjoy stuff and tips like this.

I just bought a deck at the thrift store for $.50 and it looks like two decks put together with missing ones but at least I only played $.50 but now I learned something new. Start learning how to play.

Thank you now I know and now I can start learning how to play this stuff

I really love this style of four-of-a-kind production. It's perfect after a long sequence of false shuffles and cuts, especially if you've preserved a full-deck stack, because once they've reacted to the production, you can spread the rest of the deck face-up to show you also tracked every other card in the deck.

He puts the card between his pinky and index finger and pulls it from behind his hand

Please give tutorial

This is by far the easist and fully effective double lift. Not only is it 99% effective it is easy to do without looking at the cards. the secret is in lifting each of the two card off the deck with you thumb from the deck. Don't try and grab two cards--peel one card and then the second so you can feel with the thumb that you have just two cards. Gonna start watching your stuff.

Thank you bro for this information it is most important for students exams

How many numbers joker have

Nice!! Half shower was my next step. Keep it up 👍

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Well done

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Thx a lot for this nice overview!

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Handling needs work ngl. Makes the trick look bad and cheesy when people dont know how to handle cards smoothly.

great tutorial! thanks man! best ive seen so far on the subject!

Bro I have 21 5 of hearts😭😭😭😭

Bro I have 21 5 of hearts

NOPE ! there's always 55 cards in a deck of un opened deck of card's since your married buddy go get a job your queen will love you more like a King you should be! ADX8🫂⚡💯

Nice, looks cool! 😎

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Solid advice. I prefer the brainwave deck, but it's the same idea.

Gotta love the people who think they're smart for figuring out a trick you're offering a tutorial for. 🤦‍♂️ This is a pretty good performance, it's not bad at all. You seem a little nervous, but I may just be imagining that. 🤷‍♂️ Either way, it's a nice performance of a classic effect. ✌️

Good effect

I've gotten adept enough at Mnemonica to allow the spec(s) to cut the cards as many times as they'd like after I do some false shuffles, that way it seems even more impossible. I use marked cards so it only matters that I see what card is on top. Of course, you have to do a bit of math but it's really simple: for example, let's say they cut to the 6H (position 23) and you ask them to name any number between 1 and 52. Let's say they say 17. You just add 23 and 17 then take away one (unless you're starting from the 4C), so it's 39. You can then tell them confidently that the 17th card is the AD. If it goes over 52, it just resets. For example, if you start at the 40th card (4S) and the spec picks, say, 31, you just take the sum, subtract 53, and it's 18, the KC.

I don't really see much card-handling limitation with Mnemonica, at least not for what I do. I'm a complete amateur and I use Mnemonica in conjunction with some false shuffles and cuts, plus I allow the specs to cut the cards as much as they like (I use marked cards so as long as I know the top card I'm good, no need for key cards). As long as the shuffles are convincing they'll be further convinced by the fact that they're allowed to cut the cards.

For how many cards are in a deck with Jokers, it depends on which company makes, and who design it. The USPC and the cheap Chinese decks come with 2, the European companies(like Cartamundi, Piatnik and etc.) usually does 3, some decks comes with 4(mostly the Bicycle branded anime themed decks), some have just 1 as RationallySkeptical said, there are decks which don't have Jokers(because those are replaced by special cards, called as ''Gaff cards''), but then there's 1 deck, called UNO Wild Twists, which have 8 Jokers in it(2 "Whites", 1 Red, 1 Black, and 1 for each suit).

I like how you took a second to decide whether to mess up the stack for the sake of demonstrating the overhand shuffle lol

Thanks i was watching alice in borderland and realized i don't really know about deck of cards now i know

Its simple math ... card location vs destination.. either add or subtract. If you're doing anything with numbers, you BETTER be good at simple math . Jeez , no multiplication, no division.. they say JH , they say 40 .. hello ?? From 20 to 40 -- YES ! Add 20 to the top . Next lesson: Trigonometry 101. 🎩

I have been struggling to understand these cards in probability chapter😢. Thanks for the crystal clear explanation sir❤😊

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THANK U SO MUCH SIR

I always put every deck I use into mnemonica (possibly cut so 4c not necessarily on top) so any deck around the place is ready to go. Also good is if you are round someone’s place and they have a deck they use for games, put that into mnemonica, then next time you are round you can ask for a deck, and ask “is this shuffled?” while looking at it to check whether it’s still in mnemonica. So often it’ll have been just sitting, and still in order so you can go into some men deck work with a borrowed deck. (Obviously if it has been used and out of order just do something else.

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Very well explained