BUY TICKETS TO MY SHOW: parlourofdeceptions.com ONLINE COURSE ON CARD MAGIC: cardmagic101.com PRIVATE EVENTS AND LESSONS: danielroymagic.com/booking SIGN UP FOR MY NEWSLETTER: danielroymagic.com/newsletter CREDITS: The opening demonstration is a performance of “Jacks or Better” by Darwin Ortiz from his book “Darwin Ortiz at the Card Table.” CHAPTER ONE: I learned the second deal from Jason England’s “Foundations” series, “The Expert at the Card Table” by S.W. Erdnase, and conversations with both Gazzo and Darwin Ortiz. CHAPTER TWO: I got the idea for this side-by-side clip from a similar sequence in Steve Forte’s “Gambling Protection Series” DVD set. CHAPTER THREE: These three misconceptions are points of contention among magicians. However, among the sleight-of-hand artists who do the second deal well that I’ve spoken to, there is far less disagreement. I present my own take on these issues from a decade and a half of practice, and certainly welcome any counterarguments. CHAPTER FOUR: Special thanks to my mysterious friend for permission to use a clip of his hands. Now I feel inferior. Thanks, man. Also, the phrasing of the difference between card cheats and magicians comes from a line in Ricky Jay’s show “Ricky Jay and his 52 Assistants.” CHAPTER FIVE: I learned the one handed second deal and the third deal variants from Steve Forte’s DVD set “Gambling Protection Series,” Darwin Ortiz’s DVD “Darwin Ortiz on Card Cheating,” and Ed Marlo’s “Revolutionary Card Technique.” CHAPTER SIX: The glimpses I perform are the heel peek and the bubble peek. Both are demonstrated by Steve Forte on his DVD Set “Gambling Protection Series.” I got the idea of using red backed cards amongst a blue deck from a demonstration in Darwin Ortiz’s DVD “Darwin Ortiz on Casino Gambling.” CHAPTER SEVEN: I learned about using marked cards solely for information from Steve Forte’s “Gambling Sleight of Hand” books and from conversations with my friend from Chapter 4. The final demonstration is an amalgamation of techniques I’ve learned from Gazzo and Darwin Ortiz. The core of the method goes back to Walter Irving Scott. To learn more, read “Phantoms of the Card Table” by David Britland and Gazzo.
Daniel....very impressive. Honestly, there are a few second deal tutorials that are passable on TH-cam. But this is unique. Great insight into all things second deal. Thank You!
Impeccable… my word. At 6:30, Chapter 2, you start dealing so fast I just about fell off my chair. I live this because it’s like you and the cards have a REALLY well rehearsed dance routine. 😭 The meticulous credits alone are an attraction as history lesson; and a glance into the deep history of sneaky devils. I didn’t know those names, but now I do… Amazing. Thank you. More, please. -a new learner
I literally have no idea why I am learning this. I have absolutely no intention of cheating at cards or showing off my newfound abilities to people. Either way, great video.
Having knowledge on how it's done arms you against it being done to you, at least to some extent. This is why John Scarne, the WWII superior to "Hoyle" and also one of the most talented card mechanics who ever lived, included "cheating at cards" chapters in his books on card games and wrote articles for magazines on dice cheats, in the hopes that his readers (often soldiers on deployment) wouldn't get swindled as often.
Your handling of cards while also talking, educating and entertaining (just "3" examples, you do way more than that simultaneously) is absolutely incredible, great video Daniel :-)
This is a very informative explanation of the second deal. You're quite skilled at this and I enjoy your excellent banter while demonstrating your talents. I will watch this at least 3 times! Keep up the awesome work!
I’ve watched this video 3 times already whilst practicing, and needless to say, you’re technique is soooooo good. Can’t wait to reach your level someday…
been practicing the second deal for 6ish years. Mostly maintenance now, but at the beginning, 4-8 hours a day, maybe more (spread across many different gambling techniques)
@@DanielRoyMagic I first seen a second deal from Richard Turner. When he put the card face up and dealt the second it looked magical. Crazy to think he can’t even see it but still looks amazing
You're editing is extremely professional. The templates, colors, borders, tip boxes, all of it creates a very smooth and pleasant viewing experience. You may not get many comments about it, but it's very impressive. 3
I was actually just trying to learn this this with not much guidance and thinking “I wonder when Daniel’s gonna make a vid on second dealing...” Saved me from a lot of research so tysm!
I love how you used the very concept of the second (or 3rd, or ‘Nth”) deal, that you’ve been explaining, in order to assist you with the trick ending at 17:30. Great concept!
I have been waiting for this video for a long time. I was going to request you do this video in on of your livestreams but I didn’t have to. Thank you for making this video!
"...a cross between Harry Potter, Frodo Baggins, and Waldo" HAHA I had to pause it because I was laughing too hard to hear. Your videos are great - thank you for sharing and teaching us all
I was looking for a video to learn the second deal since a few weeks, this one is perfect! the quality of the explainations is as good as the quality of the video. I just have to practice thanks a lot from france!
I tried to like the video over and over again at least four times during watching it and tried to subscribe again even though I'm already subscribed. That's how entertaining it is
I put off watching this video for _3_ days just to make sure I could give it the attention it deserved and I didn’t regret it. You says it’s not a tutorial, but I’ve definitely learnt something from it! Keep it up :D
I love this video because the curtain is pulled back on a specific “magic trick” only to reveal something that takes a ton of practice and skill to pull off convincingly.
This is so awesome! High quality advanced material and tips made digestible with humor and solid demonstrations built in. A perfect helpful and enjoyable mix for free. Generally just seems like a nice guy too.
Definitely an eye opening and interesting video. I had just binged through your other content for about 3 days last week, so I had seen and heard you mention the "Second Deal" a bunch, but now you made this awesome video that explains it in depth! Thanks Daniel, enjoyed the video and hope you're doing well!
I found this video REALLY helpful. I mainly like doing stupid little cards tricks for my kids and their friends as well as the occasional dinner party or THREE. great stuff. many thanks
Daniel, keep up the great work. Your production quality as well as your content is not only top-notch but thorough and fantastic. Your sub count will exponentially rise if you continue the YT grind my man.
Your videos are so informative and much fun to watch. So glad I found you on Penn and Teller. Absolutely amazing content you are producing. Rock on Daniel.
Fabulous skills, excellent presentation! 8:05 I think the cliché is “It’s not the size of the BOAT” (rather than “wave”). I especially love 1:47 the way you *proved* that we cannot see the difference!
Oh wow I love these videos, it's always so impressive knowing what's coming as you're explaining it and still not being able to see the trick when you do it :3
This is roughly the third video of yours I've watched in as many days... brilliant demonstrations of playing your audience, the second dealing of the spades having held that set up to the last cut of the shuffle really got me, nice one. Having been told what you're doing makes it all the more impressive. These videos shows enough for use to just appreciate both the level of practice required not just to handle cards but to control a viewer through body language and tone. It all puts a viewer at ease and covers up any flashes... video slow-mo lets us look closer though and... dammit, no you're still too good!
Great video. I've been suspicious of some of the dealers I've encountered at poker halls. This is sooooo helpful in providing things to watch out for. Thank you!!
I have started watching some videos of your channel recently and I do have to say. You have a great rhythm of voice, of techniques and of explanation, just to quote 3 things. Congratulations on your work.
Man I watched this video a total of 3 times. Simply incredible. Also just started watching your stuff and the background set is very pleasing to look at. Great presentation and pacing, top class video.
Hello Daniel Thank you for these videos - Love them - The production level of your videos is one of the best on youtube. - This is the kind of videos that are missing on this platform. Some explanation on the moves. As you say not learning the technique but demonstrating it and talking about it. And the second deal from you looks flawless. I still have a long way to go so that my seconds would look this good Keep up the good work all your videos are worth the wait :)
I wish i had 3% of my man's Daniel skills with his hands, i certainly would've made my 3 ex-girlfriends happier Great content bro, discovered the channel just yesterday and im already baffled by your technique. Hope you get the acknowledgement you deserve for so much wisdom and effort put onto your vids Much love from Brazil ♥️
Ahh Daniel saw this in my recommended and so glad I took the time to watch it - I’m now inspired to learn the second deal and might even go back to this video while practicing it XD
Second video of yours I've ever seen, already subscribed. Good quality content, great skill on show and honest and easy to follow explanations. Brilliantly done 👍
This video really help improve my second deal. I have been practicing for a while now and I can say I haven't seen a video as insightful as this. Thanks so much ✌🏿
That was great! You are such a good teacher. And yes I've always wondered why I spend so much time practicing the second deal.... but it's just so much fun! I even know which cards are better for second deals (i have very dry hands and unless I wet my fingertips before I do a second deal, I struggle, so i try different cards that work better with dry fingers)
I’ve been researching card cheating for a family reunion later this month. I’ve never been too good at cards and I think this time will be different! I’ve got about 3 weeks so let’s hope i have time to get these down!
Dude... you would have totally scored at my high school in Australia ( mid 1970s) ... gambling in the year 12 smoking room was rampant! You just reminded me about the couple of types of marked cards used there... we used to play some games without looking at the faces.
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CREDITS:
The opening demonstration is a performance of “Jacks or Better” by Darwin Ortiz from his book “Darwin Ortiz at the Card Table.”
CHAPTER ONE: I learned the second deal from Jason England’s “Foundations” series, “The Expert at the Card Table” by S.W. Erdnase, and conversations with both Gazzo and Darwin Ortiz.
CHAPTER TWO: I got the idea for this side-by-side clip from a similar sequence in Steve Forte’s “Gambling Protection Series” DVD set.
CHAPTER THREE: These three misconceptions are points of contention among magicians. However, among the sleight-of-hand artists who do the second deal well that I’ve spoken to, there is far less disagreement. I present my own take on these issues from a decade and a half of practice, and certainly welcome any counterarguments.
CHAPTER FOUR: Special thanks to my mysterious friend for permission to use a clip of his hands. Now I feel inferior. Thanks, man. Also, the phrasing of the difference between card cheats and magicians comes from a line in Ricky Jay’s show “Ricky Jay and his 52 Assistants.”
CHAPTER FIVE: I learned the one handed second deal and the third deal variants from Steve Forte’s DVD set “Gambling Protection Series,” Darwin Ortiz’s DVD “Darwin Ortiz on Card Cheating,” and Ed Marlo’s “Revolutionary Card Technique.”
CHAPTER SIX: The glimpses I perform are the heel peek and the bubble peek. Both are demonstrated by Steve Forte on his DVD Set “Gambling Protection Series.” I got the idea of using red backed cards amongst a blue deck from a demonstration in Darwin Ortiz’s DVD “Darwin Ortiz on Casino Gambling.”
CHAPTER SEVEN: I learned about using marked cards solely for information from Steve Forte’s “Gambling Sleight of Hand” books and from conversations with my friend from Chapter 4. The final demonstration is an amalgamation of techniques I’ve learned from Gazzo and Darwin Ortiz. The core of the method goes back to Walter Irving Scott. To learn more, read “Phantoms of the Card Table” by David Britland and Gazzo.
How did you know I was wanting to learn it!! Nepal
Anyway love frm
You are awesome
Daniel....very impressive. Honestly, there are a few second deal tutorials that are passable on TH-cam. But this is unique. Great insight into all things second deal. Thank You!
Pp0
Impeccable… my word.
At 6:30, Chapter 2, you start dealing so fast I just about fell off my chair.
I live this because it’s like you and the cards have a REALLY well rehearsed dance routine. 😭
The meticulous credits alone are an attraction as history lesson; and a glance into the deep history of sneaky devils. I didn’t know those names, but now I do…
Amazing. Thank you. More, please.
-a new learner
I literally have no idea why I am learning this. I have absolutely no intention of cheating at cards or showing off my newfound abilities to people. Either way, great video.
I would like to learn it just to know I still have some dexterity in my hand.
Me either, I want to learn to cheat cos I am honest and would never cheat😁😁
I have absolutely no intention of cheating at cards
And that definitely isn't related to the fact that I can't
Join the club , good viewing though, all the same .
Having knowledge on how it's done arms you against it being done to you, at least to some extent. This is why John Scarne, the WWII superior to "Hoyle" and also one of the most talented card mechanics who ever lived, included "cheating at cards" chapters in his books on card games and wrote articles for magazines on dice cheats, in the hopes that his readers (often soldiers on deployment) wouldn't get swindled as often.
Your handling of cards while also talking, educating and entertaining (just "3" examples, you do way more than that simultaneously) is absolutely incredible, great video Daniel :-)
Alternative title: making cards appear out of thin air for twenty *3* minutes
nice one haha
and twenty *3* seconds
The Harry Potter, Frodo (was it), and Waldo comment was hilarious. Oh...and 3
I literally laughed out loud on that
@@RightOnRedKC same😂
I see it more as Sheldon from TBBT crossed with Harry Potter
Great vid. Yours is one of the few youtube channels I watch at regular speed instead of 1.75x speed. Been watching for 3 months now.
That’s the highest of praise in this day of fast content consumption
Daniel: Removes all luck from the whole process.
Also Daniel: Still says "with a little luck."
This is a very informative explanation of the second deal. You're quite skilled at this and I enjoy your excellent banter while demonstrating your talents.
I will watch this at least 3 times!
Keep up the awesome work!
sweet, I need that watch time haha
These videos are great, a video encyclopedia for magic/card cheating is just awesome, especially with this production value. Absolutely amazing.
I’ve watched this video 3 times already whilst practicing, and needless to say, you’re technique is soooooo good. Can’t wait to reach your level someday…
This is unbelievable, even when you tell your trick it still look very smoothly. What an legend, how long did you even practice this???
been practicing the second deal for 6ish years. Mostly maintenance now, but at the beginning, 4-8 hours a day, maybe more (spread across many different gambling techniques)
@@DanielRoyMagic Hard work never betray i guess
@@DanielRoyMagic I first seen a second deal from Richard Turner. When he put the card face up and dealt the second it looked magical. Crazy to think he can’t even see it but still looks amazing
I want this
And learning tricks more
You're editing is extremely professional. The templates, colors, borders, tip boxes, all of it creates a very smooth and pleasant viewing experience. You may not get many comments about it, but it's very impressive. 3
I was actually just trying to learn this this with not much guidance and thinking “I wonder when Daniel’s gonna make a vid on second dealing...” Saved me from a lot of research so tysm!
Guess I’m a mind reader too
I love how you used the very concept of the second (or 3rd, or ‘Nth”) deal, that you’ve been explaining, in order to assist you with the trick ending at 17:30. Great concept!
Thanks!
The way you pull out the cards from the deck to deal looks so satisfying and smooth!! You are an awesome teacher and I hope you can get to 300k subs!!
Your content is getting more impressive in editing with every video
Thanks! I probably spent 20 hours on the editing for this one
I have been waiting for this video for a long time. I was going to request you do this video in on of your livestreams but I didn’t have to. Thank you for making this video!
Amazing as always! It's always a treat to see that you've uploaded a video
"...a cross between Harry Potter, Frodo Baggins, and Waldo" HAHA I had to pause it because I was laughing too hard to hear. Your videos are great - thank you for sharing and teaching us all
Ok that friend of yours is amazing, I mean, I thought you were incredible, but he's gotta be in the top 3 in the world at slieght of hands
this was great daniel, its nice to see stuff documented and shown without neccesarily teaching it, and you never fail to dissapoint, oh and 3
Love your sense of humor and humility.
I was looking for a video to learn the second deal since a few weeks, this one is perfect! the quality of the explainations is as good as the quality of the video. I just have to practice thanks a lot from france!
I tried to like the video over and over again at least four times during watching it and tried to subscribe again even though I'm already subscribed. That's how entertaining it is
I could watch content like this for 3 hours at a time it’s so good
Here's a comment for the algorithm. these are enjoyable :)
And here’s a reply for the algorithm lol
3
I put off watching this video for _3_ days just to make sure I could give it the attention it deserved and I didn’t regret it. You says it’s not a tutorial, but I’ve definitely learnt something from it! Keep it up :D
Hey! To my eye, your technique looks just as good as the expert you showed. Your skill is flawless. Great video--I love your educational approach.
I just found this channel 3 days ago but I'm loving what I'm seeing!
I love this video because the curtain is pulled back on a specific “magic trick” only to reveal something that takes a ton of practice and skill to pull off convincingly.
I love your videos and your talent. Bringing out the comedy chops in this one made it even more delightful. I laughed out loud at least 3 times!
The quality of your content as well as the production is just so so good. Thank you for sharing all of this with us. I’ll watch this 3 times!
Blown away, I'm having to restrict myself in order to not run out of content too soon.
More please, and pronto.
Bravo............
hey just came from fool us and now i can't stop binging your videos. awesome job, keep it up!
Exceptional video. The royal flush at the end floored me.
This is so awesome! High quality advanced material and tips made digestible with humor and solid demonstrations built in. A perfect helpful and enjoyable mix for free. Generally just seems like a nice guy too.
Absolutely fascinating. Felt my brain pop out the back of my head when you revealed the red cards.
Definitely an eye opening and interesting video. I had just binged through your other content for about 3 days last week, so I had seen and heard you mention the "Second Deal" a bunch, but now you made this awesome video that explains it in depth! Thanks Daniel, enjoyed the video and hope you're doing well!
I found this video REALLY helpful. I mainly like doing stupid little cards tricks for my kids and their friends as well as the occasional dinner party or THREE. great stuff. many thanks
Daniel, keep up the great work. Your production quality as well as your content is not only top-notch but thorough and fantastic. Your sub count will exponentially rise if you continue the YT grind my man.
Much appreciated!
When I saw how fast you could second deal the bee cards I immediately liked the vid. Ong, your videos are so satisfying and elegant to watch
Thanks!
Your videos are so informative and much fun to watch. So glad I found you on Penn and Teller. Absolutely amazing content you are producing. Rock on Daniel.
Why is this so fascinating to me? I don't even play a lot of cards but this is awesome. Good stuff my man
Fabulous skills, excellent presentation! 8:05 I think the cliché is “It’s not the size of the BOAT” (rather than “wave”).
I especially love 1:47 the way you *proved* that we cannot see the difference!
Having found your channel you're in my top (3) favorite TH-camrs.
Oh wow I love these videos, it's always so impressive knowing what's coming as you're explaining it and still not being able to see the trick when you do it :3
You’re so fun to watch. Easy going. Explain simply. Awesome! Just found your channel and will be following
This is roughly the third video of yours I've watched in as many days... brilliant demonstrations of playing your audience, the second dealing of the spades having held that set up to the last cut of the shuffle really got me, nice one.
Having been told what you're doing makes it all the more impressive.
These videos shows enough for use to just appreciate both the level of practice required not just to handle cards but to control a viewer through body language and tone. It all puts a viewer at ease and covers up any flashes... video slow-mo lets us look closer though and... dammit, no you're still too good!
he’s back!!!! i was hoping you’d post soon, thanks daniel!!!
I will never be able to do this which makes me appreciate these videos even more! Very awesome stuff
Whenever these video show up in my notifications I can’t help but smile and watch
This is the best video on the second deal I have ever seen! Thanks so much Daniel!!
Great video. I've been suspicious of some of the dealers I've encountered at poker halls. This is sooooo helpful in providing things to watch out for. Thank you!!
I have started watching some videos of your channel recently and I do have to say. You have a great rhythm of voice, of techniques and of explanation, just to quote 3 things. Congratulations on your work.
Man I watched this video a total of 3 times. Simply incredible. Also just started watching your stuff and the background set is very pleasing to look at. Great presentation and pacing, top class video.
Thanks! I need that watch time haha
Your skills are dazzling and your intelligence is appreciated. Also like the slick, smooth editing. 3
After you did the 4 jacks demonstration, I sat up and where I was sitting was the jack of clubs, not kidding 👁👄👁
That 3rd exemple was amazing, keep up with the good work
Hey Daniel! This is Maia, your little cousin. Me and my grandpa really enjoyed your magic show btw. It was very cool and we laughed a lot.
Hi Maia!!
Hey, thanks!
@@ellenhaller4989 Hi Ellen!
This video is hella good, broski.
Great technique, style, humor, skill.
Love the smooth music and relaxed atmosphere in your videos
OK... speed of that third deal at 15:05... incredible. Crazy good work!
Me: (loses a game of Go Fish to niece)
TH-cam:
That was amazing, this is my 3rd video of yours in a row
You're nailing that technique just as well as your friend honestly
I could never dream of being able to second deal 3 cards down. Impressive stuff
Hello Daniel
Thank you for these videos - Love them - The production level of your videos is one of the best on youtube. - This is the kind of videos that are missing on this platform. Some explanation on the moves. As you say not learning the technique but demonstrating it and talking about it. And the second deal from you looks flawless. I still have a long way to go so that my seconds would look this good
Keep up the good work all your videos are worth the wait :)
thank you! glad you've enjoyed :)
3-This video may be two years old as I'm watching it and I'm late to the party, but I'm thrilled to see a second-deal tutorial done so well.
I have been watching your content for a while and all your contents are really entertaining and your techniques are spot on.
I just found your channel, and I swear I watch 3 or more vids a day. Great stuff and really entertaining.
Oooh I like the subtlety. Nice one haha. And thanks!
Was recommended your channel randomly 3 days ago. Now I'm trying to practice the Faro shuffle and now this
This tutorial was 3x’s better then other videos I’ve seen on the topic! 😉
I wish i had 3% of my man's Daniel skills with his hands, i certainly would've made my 3 ex-girlfriends happier
Great content bro, discovered the channel just yesterday and im already baffled by your technique. Hope you get the acknowledgement you deserve for so much wisdom and effort put onto your vids
Much love from Brazil ♥️
The narrative is amazing, always! Looking forward to your next video
Absolutely fascinating! You are very talented and your hard work has obviously paid off.
Truly a phenomenal video. Exceptional production, demonstration and explanation. Thanks!
Great video, really enjoyed this
Thanks Daniel. Your videos are always so well thought out. This is the move that got me into cards in the first place, so I loved this very much.
Ahh Daniel saw this in my recommended and so glad I took the time to watch it - I’m now inspired to learn the second deal and might even go back to this video while practicing it XD
Wow I’ve seen a lot of card sleight videos but the you explain these things is just really great.
Careful, if you second deal, Jotaro might break your finger
Second video of yours I've ever seen, already subscribed. Good quality content, great skill on show and honest and easy to follow explanations. Brilliantly done 👍
This video really help improve my second deal. I have been practicing for a while now and I can say I haven't seen a video as insightful as this. Thanks so much ✌🏿
I was really impressed by the 3rd technique you showed me
I actually learned about this trick for the first time watching jjba when jotaro was playing poker against d'arby
dude you got such a good thing going with your videos, really solid stuff. I'm sure it took a ton of work but wow do you have a nice final product
Thanks man! And you're definitely right about the "ton of work" part...these videos take forever to make lol but the final product is worth it
@@DanielRoyMagic ya crushing it
Smooth. Even with the video slowed down to 1/ *3* rd speed I could barely see the cheat. Incredible.
Great job! Loved the visuals and jokes!!
I’m watching these just because I find magic tricks fascinating. No intention of cheating. Just here to be blown away.
Thank you Daniel. We greatly appreciate everything you do.
lovely video! I'm watching it instead of studying for the exam I have in more than 3 days
That was great! You are such a good teacher. And yes I've always wondered why I spend so much time practicing the second deal.... but it's just so much fun! I even know which cards are better for second deals (i have very dry hands and unless I wet my fingertips before I do a second deal, I struggle, so i try different cards that work better with dry fingers)
Great videos! Love that production quality
Thanks!
I’ve been researching card cheating for a family reunion later this month. I’ve never been too good at cards and I think this time will be different! I’ve got about 3 weeks so let’s hope i have time to get these down!
How did it go?
@@jaykekeola it all got canceled but I did end up cheating my friends at crazy eights and now no one wants to play cards with me
@@ninetailsgaming2919 nice
@@ninetailsgaming2919kek
Another fantastically magical presentation, amazing work :D
This is the most impressive thing I’ve seen in at least 3 days.
This guy is so good that half way through the video I was caught by the irrational terror that the third card from the top was my credit card.
LOL
Dude... you would have totally scored at my high school in Australia ( mid 1970s) ... gambling in the year 12 smoking room was rampant! You just reminded me about the couple of types of marked cards used there... we used to play some games without looking at the faces.
Daniel, you are wonderful. Thank you so much! Cheers from Germany.