Second deal control
The Second Deal Control is a sophisticated card magic technique where the magician appears to place a selected card into the middle of the deck, but in reality, it's secretly controlled to the top using a second deal. This method is highly effective for close-up magic, offering a seamless and deceptive way to control a card without drawing suspicion. It's ideal for magicians looking to enhance their card control repertoire with a move that's both practical and visually deceptive.
Key features
- Uses a second deal to control the selected card to the top of the deck
- Highly deceptive and visually convincing
- Can be performed into the spectator's hands for added effect
- Requires proficiency in second dealing
- Suitable for close-up and table magic performances
Pros
- Feels very natural and hands-off
- Works well in person and can be very convincing
- Versatile and can be adapted to different performances
Cons
- Requires practice to master the second deal
- May not be as effective on camera as in person
- Angle sensitive in certain performances
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The HOLY GRAIL of Card Controls!
This tutorial offers an in-depth look at eight card control techniques, starting with an explanation of their role in magic. Each method, from the spread and under control to the double lift control, is demonstrated and analyzed for practicality, angle sensitivity, and performance suitability. The creator shares insights on which techniques excel in different settings, with the double lift control standing out as the most reliable. A sponsored segment by Magis skill.com introduces their 3D interactive magic tutorials, adding value to the learning experience. The video not only educates but also invites viewers to engage by sharing their preferred techniques in the comments.
Takeaways:
- Card controls are essential for any card magician, allowing you to secretly keep track of a selected card.
- The double lift control is praised for its simplicity and effectiveness, making it the 'Holy Grail' of card controls.
- Angle sensitivity and practicality vary across different controls, with some better suited for live performances than others.
- The video includes a sponsored segment by Magis skill.com, offering a new way to learn magic through 3D interactive tutorials.
- The creator encourages viewers to share their favorite card controls in the comments, fostering a community discussion.