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  • Jacob, i saw at least one of the moves you made, after the false shuffle.

  • Also, when you showed the "face to face" card, i also saw you flip the king of spades. great trick though. :)

  • Also make the failed private business model that has repeatedly throughout history required state interference to save it to save it disappear.

  • method: At 0:25 the king of spades is dragged back and the card behind it is presented as the king of spades. The real king is slid to the bottom. At 0:49 the face up cards, and bottom KOS are stripped out and placed on top, so we have face up cards, KOS (face down), face down cards. At 0:59 Jacob visibly pushes the KOS onto the bottom of the face up pile, then flips the rest of the face down cards, leaving the only card the wrong way around the KOS. All other methods posted missed something.

  • Pause @ 1:01, look at the bottom of the top pile before the two are combined

  • Pay close attention at 0:48 and other parts afterwards!

  • My guess.. @0.49, you pull the decks back apart from the previous false-shuffle, so you still have a face-up deck in one hand and a face-down deck in the other, except for the chosen card which was transferred in opposite orientation at the bottom of one pile. To show which orientations you have, you pull the deck apart in sections where there is only one of each mismatch-- all the cards in the upper half are face-up, etc.

  • That's not my card.

  • After the riffle and bridge, the "splitting" of the halves was the pulling of card-side-up cards from the back-side-up cards at 0:50. You can see Jacob flip the bottom of the half of the deck right side up at 1:01 when he says "front-to-front." This leaves only the King of Spades facing the "wrong" way.

    Great trick, but once recorded with the ability to replay makes it tough to hide.

  • I'm guessing that he didn't actually mix the orientation of the cards, just the top card which made it look like all the others were faced the same way, dunno.

  • I've messed with a few card tricks before, I would have to watch this a few more times to figure this one out...

  • YOU SATANIC LIBERTARIAN!!!

  • The key moment, was the double take intentional, or is there room for improvement?

    (trying to be vague, but you'll know what I mean, hopefully)

  • Are you a wizard?

  • I was expecting it all to lead in to some brilliant political analogy the whole time...

  • great trick.

  • I saw how you did it. :)

  • You Satanic anarchist!

  • something fishy happened at 0:49  ;-)

  • @spol07 Agreed

  • awesome!! :)

  • If no one notices he does his sleight of hand at :46

  • aaaaaaahhhhhhh

    my brain is full of fuck

    how did you do that?

  • Skinny as fuck.

  • awesome

  • You need muscles.

  • @RaymondDundas

    Vegetarians can't get muscles, unless they take steroids. 

  • @vainamoinen17 Robert Cheeke

  • @vainamoinen17 hence Onisions huge arms

  • It's not that hard to figure out if you know card magic, but even so it takes a lot of skill and practice to do it this flawlessly. Impressive.

  • Clearly you are being intellectually dishonest. You didn't explain how there are other card tricks that can be done with the same deck.

  • @t3hsauce LOL!

  • @t3hsauce

    Wow I have to say that is a kickass comment.

  • magic tricks always blow my mind

  • wow.......now make the state disapear!

  • Do you play poker? I plan on coming to Vegas this year.

  • LOL!

  • I think I have it figured out.

    So the person picks the card and places it in the middle of the deck. You keep track of its location, perhaps with that flourish you did. You split the deck and the top card in your left hand is the chosen card. You shuffle it so the chosen card winds up on top, and then you break the deck into the original two halves and stack them facing in opposite directions. (cont...)

  • (...cont) In your demonstration you take the up card from the top half, the down card from the bottom half, and the back to back card in the middle. There are no front to front cards, but you hold the deck so it looks like there are. You now stack it so they're all facing the same direction, except the card which was a back to back card, which was the original chosen card at the top of the original "shuffled" deck.

  • @Stargazer5781 You skeptics are all the same, you refuse to notice a miracle when you see one. You're just too busy with your 'empirical evidence,' 'peer review,' and 'rigorous testing.' Fancy talk won't fool me!

  • @machwon I'm totally willing to entertain the possibility that Jacob is Jesus.

  • @Stargazer5781 Wrong. The deck is cut in a way that there isn't four perfectly square corners (after 0:48 the cards are no longer all mixed up), the chosen card spends most of the time on the bottom of the deck, and there are two slight of hand moves.

  • @hanzo138 I used to have one of those decks. It was fun.

  • We're kitties!

  • Disliked because I think anyone who practices witchcraft should be put to death.

  • now you have to tell us how you did it. I have theories.

  • smoke, mirrors

  • Witch!

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