@@tapmaan6150It’s true that most spectators wouldn’t pick up on it. I however did notice it upon first viewing. I don’t even know the method, but perhaps if there was a way to show the QC on top instead of the QH? That way they still see a black queen. The fact that the QS is face up on the table for a while, along with the fact you clearly watch him flip it over and place it in the middle of the deck meant that I was expecting to see the QS on top of the pile. Not hating on the trick at all, maybe some slight alteration could be made to make it as clean as possible.
Yeah I noticed that too. I agree your average audience member probably wouldn't pick up on that but anyone who's studied magic even a little will probably notice the inconsistency. I wonder if there's a way to fix it even in the patter. If you can alter people's expectations then you don't need to actually change the method. But regardless really impressive handling.
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Luke Jermay makes this plot good again!
Looks great 👍
Easy to do too!
Great except the last card that supposedly palmed is the QS, but the card revealed on top is the QH. Something should be shifted there.
No one would ever notice that in a live performance. You can't rewind.
@@tapmaan6150It’s true that most spectators wouldn’t pick up on it. I however did notice it upon first viewing. I don’t even know the method, but perhaps if there was a way to show the QC on top instead of the QH? That way they still see a black queen. The fact that the QS is face up on the table for a while, along with the fact you clearly watch him flip it over and place it in the middle of the deck meant that I was expecting to see the QS on top of the pile. Not hating on the trick at all, maybe some slight alteration could be made to make it as clean as possible.
Yeah I noticed that too. I agree your average audience member probably wouldn't pick up on that but anyone who's studied magic even a little will probably notice the inconsistency. I wonder if there's a way to fix it even in the patter. If you can alter people's expectations then you don't need to actually change the method. But regardless really impressive handling.
Some of the best tricks have visual discrepancies
so beautiful, magical !
What the f#$! happened to Daniel Radcliffe?