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I just spent 10 minutes filming and editing a clip of the Hot Shot Cut only to discover I'd already done one. However, the forum is playing up again so I can only upload the new one at the moment. I'll reply and see if I can upload the old one aswell

Thanks for posting that man, hopefully I can get it a bit better now.

thats really good where did u learn that from

Check out this thread for a hint : http://www.talkmagic.co.uk/ftopic5563.php

Lol, also look at the credits on the video

thats really good where did u learn that from

Daryl' encyclopedia of card sleights vol. 8

That is just incredible! It looks so hard to co-ordinate your fingers, and move them like that. Very good.

I see the video.
I was not log on.

PS:
sorry again about my english.

You can't. What a shame.

Ok.... How can I learn to do this trick by spending some money?





Kati

Purchase either the original source (which I highly recommend) Daryl's Encyclopedia of Card Sleights (vol 8, but all of them are worth having) or Paul Harris' Art of Astonishment series which contains an authorised (by Daryl) republication of a simpler method. Sorry but I can't remember which particular volume it is and my copies are at the other end of the country!

The Hot Shot Cut, as taught by Oz Pearlman in Born to Perform, was causing me some problems as I was having a lot of trouble holding the deck between the first and middle fingers (pain!) But this alternative handling looks great and having just tried it, it doesn't feel like my fingers are about to break, either!