The Green Angle Separation is a method of culling cards while dealing cards into your hand.

Learn the misdirection skills and timing required to execute a deceptive Top Change. Even if your top change is smooth, you’ll find this useful for other areas of magic.

Riffle Stacking is popular amongst card cheats, but also has some very useful applications in magic routines. In this short video, I outline the technique and give some useful practice drills.

The Count Switch allows you to switch three cards when counting the top four cards of the deck into your hand. A very natural switch with many applications!

The Transfer Move allows you to secretly add a card from the bottom of the deck to a group of cards on the table. This is an easy, practically invisible move that often works well in place of a palm.

The Zarrow Shuffle is one of the most deceptive false riffle shuffles created. It has utility in may routines, and works particularly well for riffle stacking work that requires the rest of the deck to remain in stack. 

This is the Top Palm that Dai Vernon created. Although there have been many top palms since it’s creation, this still holds up as one of the most deceptive.

A completely false, overhand shuffle that looks totally legitimate.

A completely false, overhand shuffle that looks totally legitimate.

A completely false, overhand shuffle that looks totally legitimate.