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Dice control and dice switches is one of those arcane arts that has never properly left gambling world and has yet to completely find its way to the magic world. To my knowledge, the person who knew the most about dice is non other than the great Tony Giorgio, who has passed away, and his work...

This is amazing. Your execution was amazing, and your patter was even better!

That was a beautiful routine with quite enjoyable surprises, not to mention your amazing performance and execution. Good job!

I had been wanting to learn the stack for quite some time now, but around 2 months ago I finally put in the work and learnt it. And I didn’t exactly use any technique specifically for mnemonica or stack decks, but some general memory principles like the major system, peg system and linking, ...

Goshman pinch

Well this isn’t about cards. So you’d need to learn the basics from Marlo. Which is not an easy thing to do.

I don’t own it, but I’ve heard a lot of good things about it. Though some people say the explanations are a bit vague. I have Martin Gardner’s Die of another color, and Fast Jack Farrell’s Penguin live lecture. Almost everything you’d need to know about controlling dice is in there. Also, Steve...

Sorry, I hadn’t noticed. ECT

Just got caught red-handed. Erdnase

SIRP (If you know you know)

Turnover Pass

Theory11 :)

Welcome to the forums. I hope you enjoy your magic journey and get the most out of these forums. Well, the more known techniques for getting a break above a certain number of cards on the bottom are: -the pinky pulldown( as mentioned above) -the buckle -the 2 handed dribble/riffle I’ve...

Banachek invented his version, and it’s the only video reference that I know of. I wasn’t aware of Mr Kosky’s version, but what you are describing sounds like “The Ring of Truth”.

It sounds like Banachek’s ring of truth. It’s available in his psi series dvds and probably also on one of his books.

Tails Heads Heads Tails Heads Good luck guys.

Gabriel just gave you all the resources you're gonna need. I just wanna mention 3 extra resources that are also good: Revolutionary Card Technique by Ed Marlo, Second Deal by Alex Pandrea, and Master Push off by Andi Gladwin. P.S. I personally learned in mainly from The Master Push Off video.

It reminded me of a book I read recently about pickup artists called “The Game” by “Neil Strauss”. (I didn’t read it with any ‘Ill Intent’ LOL, but just outta curiosity about PUAs, so don’t judge me). In fact one of these pickup dudes was an amateur magician and used his techniques to start...

100 points to Gryffindor. Damn! Good luck you guys.

To be honest I think that neither Daniel Madison nor Erdnase were really cheaters and we’re just claiming to be. So it doesn’t really matter what you’re pretending to be and what you claim to be better at.