Michael Vincent Presents The Ambitious Classic

[OriginalSin42K]

I hope that I can one day perform half as beautifully as you, truly make magic something beyond tricks and fooling and into something more akin to mystery, wonder.and art.

[lucprevost]

I've noticed comments on the usage of seconds deals here and there. I'll be honest and say that yes, you can employ second deals if you want but........this effect is so wonderfully constructed that realisticaly, no seconds deals are really needed. Mr. Vincent's method showcased here uses no deals whatsoever. A true classic indeed!

[reverendomarzani]

O_O

[symnzXx]

what the fuck

[MultiMAGICDAN]

he is so underated, hes prob one of the best magicians ive seen, so smooth

[666morten666]

Damn shit. I almost crapped my pants at the end. That was insane. But for the record. Nobody makes Criss Angel and David Blaine look like amatures..

[inotreb]

Holy Shit!

[supahsekzy]

I really liked the payoff at the end.

[NoobCardProductions]

Smooth finish...On his hands?

[dobsonone]

a lot of his handling looks very dubious u know a slight is goin on. he should watch dai vernon. or richard turner

[alotan2acs]

how'd he do those first 2 rises?

[AceofClubs7]

@alotan2acs The first two rises and most of the other ones were second dealing. 

[YRAMagicMan]

@AceofClubs7 I'm not gonna reveal the trick, but I'll say that there are absolutely no second deals.

[RS1963]

@YRAMagicMan Wrong again.

[YRAMagicMan]

@RS1963 Can you do this trick? I can, and the version I know doesn't involve a single second deal.

[RS1963]

@YRAMagicMan It's been a long time since I've used the effect. Yes I have used Larry Jennings original version and The other may have been Derek Dingles. Neither used a second deal. Michael Vincent's doesn't use one either.

[YRAMagicMan]

@RS1963 How was I wrong then? I stated there were no second deals in the first place. Or were you talking to @alotan2aces ?

[RS1963]

@YRAMagicMan I think so. sorry about that. In this case it's me that's "Wrong again"

[Magic3307]

He is I think the most superb magician I have ever seen. He is so smooth! He makes David Blaine and Criss Angel look like armatures and that's saying alot cause I think Criss and David are very good at what they do! Much respect Michael!

[TheYoungCardMagician]

@Magic3307 Plus his lectures are incredible :)

[JoshoewaGillespie]

@Magic3307 I don't know what to do. I don't know whether to give you a thumbs up for your respect for Michael or the give you a thumbs down for your respect to Criss Angel. Decisions Decisions.

[marlo55]

All of Michael’s magic has great presentation, excellent patter and superb sleight of hand. Magicians can learn a lot by watching Michael’s work. I sure have. Michael I wish you made more trips to the US. I would like to see you perform live.

[887934]

I prefered Larry"s handling, especialy when the 3 spot goes between 4 & 5, this could be a bit confusing for spectator.

Beautiful performance though.

[fubintien]

Beautiful example of engaging presentation, economy of motion, and ultra-smooth sleight of hand.

Thanks for sharing, Michael!

[knight024]

Bill Goodwin

[knight024]

This is Derrick Dingles effect not Larry Jennings I believe. I could be wrong.

[Sweepingreaper4]

You are wrong. I don't mean to sound rude or anything but it is Larry's.

[knight024]

Checked with Billy, you are correct. Both effects are very very similar.

[Sweepingreaper4]

uh.... Billy?

[AFM247]

Beautiful

[awimagic]

did bruce cervon have anything to do with this handling ... somehow i think jennings' version was different from this... then again knowing u you might have me fooled here

[MrProudlefty]

how??????????????????

[nico69l1]

magic

[mopete21]

probably the the best ambitious classic ive ever seen!!! Micheals prenstation is as beautiful as his handling

[shyraj2]

You are right davidmagician4, this is derek dingle's too many cards

[dimabbq]

Genius construction and fantastic handling

[alonepsycho]

This is a great trick. (Larry Jennings is a genius.)

I use it as a closer to my ACR routine where I'm left with their signed card after removing the 4 at the end. (I slowly remove cards from the deck to make the trick "easier" until I remove these 5 and do it with them.)

[comedyjohne]

hi can you tell me the moves for this routine please i am trying to learn it many thaks john!!

[VagueTheory]

I'm stumped.

That was real magic.

[grindaling]

crazy bastard :O i know how to do the trick, but lol your not only doing it, you owning it!

[davidmagician4]

i think this is just like derek dingles too many cards but im not sure. great turnovers you did there, and great performance.

[marmadukematt]

love your handling, performance and rapport. too many magicians seem aloof and offhand so your friendly approach is good. love your vids. thanks

[comedyjohne]

nice routine cool trick

[Polishjazzman]

I've never liked this trick, until now. Beautiful as always Michael.

[skapyro]

Hehehe!Absolutely perfect!!

[Mennis65]

Absolutely wonderful.

[eddiewtw]

Smooth and flawless, best I've seen. Thanks for sharing!

[dimabbq]

Quality stuff...

[ForeverMAGIC1]

BEST I'VE SEEN

[FGGTTYTR]

great work michael.

jc

[unmungo]

Great performance, I got several important pointers to improve performance just by watching your handling of the turnover. Thank you for the quality work you are sharing with us on youtube!

[domi3008]

Really great! Thanks for sharing. I saw some similar versions from Derek Dingle (which he did on national TV) and from Martin Nash in his "Any second now" called "Limited ambitious".