Easy Magic Trick Tutorial!

We need more stuff like this

Such an easy trick to do. I taught myself this trick when I was 4 years old

your tutorials keep me coming back for more! I appreciate your work.

I watched you since I was 10. Now I'm 12 and everybody "pays me"
To do tricks. Thanks dude.

u explain very well sir

What I really appreciate, is by watching one of your 10 levels of Sleight of Hand, I knew how this trick worked. That's a nod that you teach principles well. I also appreciate the in-depth approach to teaching the holding positions. It can be easy to want to get to the "magic", but I realize the magic is having amazing fluidity with props/cards. Thanks for everything you share and do!

You cannot make me believe that THAT was that guys voice

Firstly, love this, been loving your content and as a complete beginner I am aiming to master this trick and move forward. I have a question though, not so much about this particular trick but generally; if you're right handed, as I am, why do you have the dealing from the left hand? Is there a specific reason for that? I'm seeming to find it far easier in my right hand but I'm sure there's a reason.

What a load of garbage

i tried it and even my magician aunt could not figure it out for the life of her! thank you so much!

Smoooooooth as silk

Appreciation from Canada, for your simple, easy to follow instructions.

Nice video but u rly dont need to explain the basic thinks like how to hold a deck if someone doesnt know it can be googled

I know 52 pickup

Taking too long to do the trick but very good

I just started learning card magic and i'm so glad, that i used those grips naturally since my childhood 🥳
Thanks so much for your videos. They really inspired me, to start with card magic. This will be the first trick i learn and i'm already excited, to master it. I will practise, until i no longer need to think about the handling of the cards. Maybe that's a good approach? 🤔

Tried to do it to my mom, the first thing she did was to choose the card on the very end of the deck

You’ve got great style Daniel. Great teacher and really engaging screen energy. Love your chanell

Title: Easy magic trick tutorial!

The video: 18 minutes

I thought this was a true magic trick. But it turns out it is just an illusion based on human distraction. I'm disappointed. It's all lies.

You are a great teacher and you are also SO cute!!! (I'm 83 so I'm not hitting on you.)

Awesome videos and card work. I love your careful explanations. But even after you show how some of your tricks are done, your artful handling of the cards still make it all look so flawless.

Years ago, a magician taught me a variation of this same trick ... but in his variation only one card is flipped to prepare the deck and both he and the spectator choose a random card. This way two cards end up inverted at the reveal ... equally amazing to the spectator except that the 2nd inverted card is really the prepared card. You can spread all the cards and let the spectator inspect the deck at the end of the trick because all the evidence of preparing the deck is gone.

u look like toby maguire

What's the name of that green surface?

I like this concept, but I think for this style of trick getting the cardini change down makes it end a little bit better. That way you don’t have to worry about someone picking the deck up and searching through your ribbon spread. Awesome trick tho Daniel!!!! I love your videos, and thank you so much for providing inspiring material!

While a student golfer, I was told the bird grip analogy came from St Andrews golfer Sir Robert Maule in about 1550.

Thank you for telling me how to do the spread on the table, I was having a really hard time doing a clean one. Love the content. Thanks again.

I’m gonna blow my nephew’s mind. Thank you for sharing!

This is the only trick I remember from my childhood, but he could have explained this in 3 minutes instead of 18.

where did you get the black hearts and diamonds, red clubs and spades deck that you used in the ten levels of psychology video?

If you have a deck with a double-sided face-down prop card like the Ghost deck, this is easier to pull off and tuff cookies will not be able to go through the deck and see the second card in your trick is face down. Though you have to end the trick with showing the cards face down and their card face up (which takes away the tension build-up effect but still gets great reaction). Great video man!

Jack of CLubs was the chosen card at the end as well as the beginning! Did you force that? If so that's impressive.

There you have it guys

Harry Potter is in fact a real magician 😶‍🌫️

I actually realized how you did it before the explanation! I had to rewind and slow mo to confirm my suspicion 😅

Not to complain, because I am, this is a rather tedious trick to learn for one that is learning to do a magic trick for the very first time. Granted it is given freely. I see how it's done, bit of work, however I think I had better just stick with my typing skills.

Great trick. Thanks!

Daniel please i need more tutorials my country has just gone into a full lockdown

This is effect is brilliantly simple unlike Daniel's routine on P&T which was staggeringly skillful for any magician. I'm not sure what age Daniel is, but is, without doubt, a true master of the art. :)

he's a great teacher

I need a bit of advice every time I try to back palm a card the corners peak. Any tips to help

CLASSSSSSSSS CREDIT

Interesting that the quote about holding something like a bird has its origins in magic. I first heard in the leggend of bagger vance, a movie about golfing.

Love this routine!

Good stuff 👌

In your next video can you do 10 levels of the ambitious card

If the audience are smart enough they will obviously look for the second card from top seen face up just few seconds ago......!!
Do you have any idea for covering it .......??

I love your tutorials the videos are long but very very effective and useful
Thanks for this video