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 How to Hold Cards Like a MAGICIAN: th-cam.com/video/nBHB44WbNDQ/w-d-xo.html. CREDITS: I originally learned these techniques from Card College Volume 1 by Roberto Giobbi. Over the years, I've encountered additional subtleties and details that I share in this video.
In the domino turnover, stop near the center and ask your spectator to place her finger near yours. Go back and forth slowly a couple times so she gets the feel of the crest. Then take your finger off altogether and let her do it by herself. You will of course need a really good mat. At a table with four women, each will want to do it, and I can stretch this one routine out to ten minutes when I expect the tip will warrant the time. (:
Man he really is a magician, he knew I was waiting for the "ribbon spread look at how cool I am I'm such a cool magician move oh god please help what am i doing with my life" flourish xD
One of my favorite variation of a domino turnover: instead of running a finger or card along the crest of the cards, you can give a quick flick to the start of the ribbon spread, if you give it just enough force, it will carry all the way through to the other side. I like to keep my hand on that side to let it fall into my hand for effect.
I love all your videos, and honestly, they are motivating me to keep practicing magic. I've been busy with school lately, and magic takes much more perseverance than I first realized, but I hope that I can stick to this hobby. I hope quarantine isn't killing you :), and I hope your online courses will be coming out soon.
14:55 ah, good old "jesus christ, what am I doing with my life" from a fellow human. you're cool, Daniel, great skills, I can't imagine how much time you practiced all of this. want to check out your course now.
Damn that advise about not doing this on an hard table, really was true. I was out here trying to do the domino turnover on the table, for like half an hour, making a fool out of myself. Now I tried it with a blanket on top, and I finally got it. Thank you very much for the explanation, btw I'm still a beginner and your videos really helped me to get some of the basics of card magic, that most tutorials out there do not bother to explain!
Daniel. "You can probably use the back of your hand, or your wrist, or your elbow. Get creative with it." Me. Starts unzipping pants. Daniel. "... Not too creative." Me. "Oh." Zips pants back up :(
I honestly find it insane how easy yet cool-looking the domino turnover is. I literally was just messing around with my cards and figured out how to do it, and then I found your video on the name of it. very cool, keep up the great videos!
I have read the title and i already know how to do all of the things you had done and i still watched the whole video and enjoyed it! So happy to support you, love your content and your presentation!❤️
This was really helpful, thanks. I am primarily right-handed, but I handle and deal cards left-handed, so I have to constantly reverse everything taught. I have found the easiest way to do it is to pretend I am looking into a mirror.
honestly this channel is the most elegant yet hilarious display of professional card handling and magic i’ve ever seen and i’m so glad i discovered you daniel. keep up the good work and i’ll be here trying my absolute best to keep up with whatever basic tricks you upload!!
Another good tutorial, I look forward to giving it a try later on! A nice step on from the last tutorial video too (that I watched, i think it was the last) and I’d been wondering how you did these nice spreads!
I just recently found your page. At 70yrs old I decided to tinker with something I've always wanted to learn. Problem was life got in the way(Nam, wife, job, kids, two jobs and night school. Blah blah blah) anyway. I've followed several people on magic(whom shall remain nameless) and come to the conclusion that you aren't selling your personality, but you are genuinely wanting to help anyone who wants to learn. Granted you're a little cocky(and rightfully so, you earned it), but you put it out of the way to teach. I have a slight dexterity problem from a "gift" I received overseas. I want to know before I sign up for your course. Am I wasting my time trying to learn this at my age and physical limits(left hand works with all digits, just a little slow) I don't expect to be the next big headliner. Just some ole gizzer to perform in children's ward or at a VA hospital. An honest answer would be appreciated. Thanks
Hey there, thanks for the kind words! Regarding age and limitations, I honestly don't think either of those will hold you back -- I've taught students of all levels and ages, and in my experience, diligent and focused practice always results in progress. Sure, you may have to find ways of working around certain physical limitations, but to some extent, everyone learning magic has to do that, since so much of magic is adapting what you learn to fit your own hands, your own personality, etc. If you have more questions, feel free to get in touch on my website. :)
Hi Daniel, you probably won't see this, but if you happen to, how do I spread the cards effectively with an older deck which may have a lot of friction and stickier cards? Thanks
If the "stickiness" is even between all the cards, for an in-the-hands spread, try using more or less downward pressure from the right hand (and upward pressure from the left hand). You might find a pressure "balance" that works. Otherwise, the cards just might be too beat up. If you're using a table, the table surface matters a lot. You want a soft surface, ideally. Try varying the downward pressure from the right hand and see if you can find an ideal amount.
Yet somehow I spent another 10 minutes explaining how to align the second card, get an even split, reassemble the two halves…I’m a tad too verbose at times lol
ASMR? Hmm.. I'm weirdly good at figuring out abbreviations I haven't heard before provided I have context, but this one sent me to google. I'm not certain, but I think Dan just laid some his neurobiology lingo on us :-) "autonomous sensory meridian response". Yeah..I'm not bovvered that I didn't get that one (and, yes Good Lord, the spell checker recognizes "bovvered").
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I originally learned these techniques from Card College Volume 1 by Roberto Giobbi. Over the years, I've encountered additional subtleties and details that I share in this video.
In the domino turnover, stop near the center and ask your spectator to place her finger near yours. Go back and forth slowly a couple times so she gets the feel of the crest. Then take your finger off altogether and let her do it by herself. You will of course need a really good mat.
At a table with four women, each will want to do it, and I can stretch this one routine out to ten minutes when I expect the tip will warrant the time.
(:
Man he really is a magician, he knew I was waiting for the "ribbon spread look at how cool I am I'm such a cool magician move oh god please help what am i doing with my life" flourish xD
I think I replayed this part 5-6 times to be sure he really said that! Hillarious!
One of my favorite variation of a domino turnover: instead of running a finger or card along the crest of the cards, you can give a quick flick to the start of the ribbon spread, if you give it just enough force, it will carry all the way through to the other side. I like to keep my hand on that side to let it fall into my hand for effect.
the bit of him laughing at the joke before the domino spread and the consequential mini skit had me dying
I love all your videos, and honestly, they are motivating me to keep practicing magic. I've been busy with school lately, and magic takes much more perseverance than I first realized, but I hope that I can stick to this hobby. I hope quarantine isn't killing you :), and I hope your online courses will be coming out soon.
Coming from a teacher, you are very good teacher
Ribbon spread is beautiful 😍
You won my heart with the domino turnover comment
The mid-video bit where you introduce the domino turnover, over and over... really well done. 5 stars, my man.
I love the turnover!
14:55 ah, good old "jesus christ, what am I doing with my life" from a fellow human.
you're cool, Daniel, great skills, I can't imagine how much time you practiced all of this. want to check out your course now.
Thanks! Hope you like the course
Mr. Roy is right-handed.
For the lefties, if you watch this video in a mirror, it can help you better visualize how to hold your fingers.
He's so good at hand control he needs to *intentionally* mess up to show how mistakes happen
And he makes those mistakes perfectly
Wow
I looked at some of the camera and recording equipment and WOW. Tha is some really expensive stuff.
15:15 how dare you 🤣🤣🤣
Daniel Roy teaches me the ribbon spread. And Kodak Black teaches me the money spread.
I got used to hold the deck in my dominant hand, do I have to change that or is that fine?
Where did you learn magic from?
OMG what I’m doing with my life😹😹😹
"Not too creative" i see
I watched the whole thing.... How many more for a class credit? ;)
I mean you’ve got a lot of class time to make up from the “4 years” you spent in “college.” Thanks for the watch time though :p
Watch and enjoy the beauty. I watch Daniels videos just to enjoy his art. Employing it in daily use is least likely possible 😅
@@DanielRoyMagic Rude, outing me like that haha
The expertise and how in depth you go into your tutorials are unmatched, love watching these!
Damn that advise about not doing this on an hard table, really was true. I was out here trying to do the domino turnover on the table, for like half an hour, making a fool out of myself. Now I tried it with a blanket on top, and I finally got it. Thank you very much for the explanation, btw I'm still a beginner and your videos really helped me to get some of the basics of card magic, that most tutorials out there do not bother to explain!
The goat himself is back at it lets gooo
please keep uploading tutorials , you explain things the best way possible
15:18... are you ok, Daniel? 😂😂 Quarantine’s been rough on all of us. Thank you for the fantastic tutorials!
:P
I laughed my ass off at this part :) great!
@@DanielRoyMagic loved it too! Feel free to show more of your funny side ::)
It’s always a good time when Daniel Roy posts
Daniel.
"You can probably use the back of your hand, or your wrist, or your elbow. Get creative with it."
Me.
Starts unzipping pants.
Daniel. "... Not too creative."
Me. "Oh." Zips pants back up :(
Me: Learns ribbon spread and domino turnover
Also me: Does both with 1 card
You should do 10 levels of card cheating or 10 levels of cheat dealimg
Super #fantastic #Mind blowing #Awesome *#Love** **#You** !!* #Daniel
the "not too creative" got me thinking lotta things tho hahaha
I honestly find it insane how easy yet cool-looking the domino turnover is. I literally was just messing around with my cards and figured out how to do it, and then I found your video on the name of it. very cool, keep up the great videos!
Hello sir,
You just got 1 new subscriber 🥳
Thanks for subbing
Thanks for your excellent tutorials Daniel, I love how detailed you are & how you go into each step in depth. It really helps.
I have read the title and i already know how to do all of the things you had done and i still watched the whole video and enjoyed it! So happy to support you, love your content and your presentation!❤️
where did you get the black hearts and diamonds, red clubs and spades deck that you used in the ten levels of psychology video?
Been thinking about this trick. Glad my favorite magician made a vid!
I never thought I would learn how to spread the cards for 25 minutes but I think it was worth it.
Love everything you do! You are really good!!! You have helped me get better at the basics
I get to be here from ARCANA live to see if you really explain just ribborn spread over 20 minutes lol
this is honestly the best tutorial i've seen on this so far
" get creative not too creative "
Thank you so so much
That’s a sub
20:19 “not to creative” 😂
His palms are sooooo red
man one of the first YES
LIKE #393
👍
Could you teach us how to,open up a new pack of cards please.🇬🇧😎
that's actually a great idea -- it's not easy lol
This was really helpful, thanks. I am primarily right-handed, but I handle and deal cards left-handed, so I have to constantly reverse everything taught. I have found the easiest way to do it is to pretend I am looking into a mirror.
Step 1: Use a deck that isn't covered with a decade of grease and sticky stains, like mine.
Very well explained, thanks Daniel.
Glad it was helpful!
15:28 That is so funny. It's always nice to see people who are secure enough to make jokes about themselves.
A new meaning to "All Hands on Deck"😂love your tutorials, thanks.
God, I could watch you spreading cards forever and ever... if I could afford it, of course.
Yo man. Could you make video about your senior university neyrobiology mumbo-jumbo?
I LOVE THIS! You are a fantastic teacher! I don't even want to learn any of these things but I just can't stop listening to you. 😁
honestly this channel is the most elegant yet hilarious display of professional card handling and magic i’ve ever seen and i’m so glad i discovered you daniel. keep up the good work and i’ll be here trying my absolute best to keep up with whatever basic tricks you upload!!
Thank you so much! I've been struggling with spreading in the hands for ages now!
excellent tutorial daniel and something i was studying how to learn the proper way thanks so much :)
Another good tutorial, I look forward to giving it a try later on! A nice step on from the last tutorial video too (that I watched, i think it was the last) and I’d been wondering how you did these nice spreads!
Danny Boy happy St Patrick’s Day ☘️ 🇮🇪💚
Fantastic tutorial Daniel, so informative I’m going to work on this now thanks to you.
Please put out more content! I can see you reaching a million subs in less than a year from now!
very well explained, thanks....
Your a great magician, love the content bro!!!👍
I just recently found your page. At 70yrs old I decided to tinker with something I've always wanted to learn. Problem was life got in the way(Nam, wife, job, kids, two jobs and night school. Blah blah blah) anyway. I've followed several people on magic(whom shall remain nameless) and come to the conclusion that you aren't selling your personality, but you are genuinely wanting to help anyone who wants to learn. Granted you're a little cocky(and rightfully so, you earned it), but you put it out of the way to teach. I have a slight dexterity problem from a "gift" I received overseas. I want to know before I sign up for your course. Am I wasting my time trying to learn this at my age and physical limits(left hand works with all digits, just a little slow) I don't expect to be the next big headliner. Just some ole gizzer to perform in children's ward or at a VA hospital. An honest answer would be appreciated. Thanks
Hey there, thanks for the kind words! Regarding age and limitations, I honestly don't think either of those will hold you back -- I've taught students of all levels and ages, and in my experience, diligent and focused practice always results in progress. Sure, you may have to find ways of working around certain physical limitations, but to some extent, everyone learning magic has to do that, since so much of magic is adapting what you learn to fit your own hands, your own personality, etc. If you have more questions, feel free to get in touch on my website. :)
Time to practice this, love the tutorial :D
Hi Daniel, you probably won't see this, but if you happen to, how do I spread the cards effectively with an older deck which may have a lot of friction and stickier cards? Thanks
If the "stickiness" is even between all the cards, for an in-the-hands spread, try using more or less downward pressure from the right hand (and upward pressure from the left hand). You might find a pressure "balance" that works. Otherwise, the cards just might be too beat up. If you're using a table, the table surface matters a lot. You want a soft surface, ideally. Try varying the downward pressure from the right hand and see if you can find an ideal amount.
What? No Twin Peaks?! Aw, MAN!
It was in the original cut, but it took way too long to explain properly
@@DanielRoyMagic It's the same thing but... you just split them.
Yet somehow I spent another 10 minutes explaining how to align the second card, get an even split, reassemble the two halves…I’m a tad too verbose at times lol
Great tutorial, thanks!
Sick entertainment
Thanks
Love it
ASMR? Hmm.. I'm weirdly good at figuring out abbreviations I haven't heard before provided I have context, but this one sent me to google. I'm not certain, but I think Dan just laid some his neurobiology lingo on us :-) "autonomous sensory meridian response". Yeah..I'm not bovvered that I didn't get that one (and, yes Good Lord, the spell checker recognizes "bovvered").