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Secretly adding cards to the deck in the middle of a peformance.
- Thread starter Reakan
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Palming 1on1 by Jason England.
http://www.theory11.com/tricks/palming-fundamentals-jason-england.php
http://www.theory11.com/tricks/palming-fundamentals-jason-england.php
Gambler's Cop 1on1
http://www.theory11.com/tricks/gamblers-cop-jason-england.php
I also reccomend the palming posted above.
http://www.theory11.com/tricks/gamblers-cop-jason-england.php
I also reccomend the palming posted above.
Once you learn the finger positioning, where the card sits in your hand, etc. You can do the cop and palm out of your pocket and onto the deck.
Then you'll definitely want...
Being in your pocket just makes palming easier in some respects...
an easy solution would be to leave the secret cards in the card box (or your pocket). Do some tricks, then do something either not card related or something that involves putting cards in your pocket (i.e. to make the trick more difficult, you'll get rid of the cards OR maybe card to pocket etc). So you put the deck back in the box (or back in your pocket, wherever these secret cards are) and you finish your effect. Then when you go to retrieve the deck you take it out AND the secret cards.
BUT as everyone else said, I do highly suggest you learn palming and copping cards because they are incredibly useful skills.
BUT as everyone else said, I do highly suggest you learn palming and copping cards because they are incredibly useful skills.
I had this issue a few weeks ago while performing. I had a gimmicked card I was going to use, but I was going to do some other effects before it. I put it in my jacket pocket and did some effects, and while people are reacting I casually palmed the card off (or sometimes blatantly grabbed it out), put it in the deck where I needed it, and did the effect. So yes, palming helps, and maybe a jacket pocket would work better than a pants pocket since it seems less shifty.
Jacob
Jacob