Michael Vincent's Card Magic

[lv4enj]

Ricky jay

[kunkushun1]

he is the cleanest magician ive ever seen, ricky jay is clean but this guy is so smooth and classic and perfect dear lord. michael vincent is diff underrated for sure.

[adipuppi]

WTF

[inotreb]

Wow!

[Tomduff24]

WTF!!!!!!

[UnknownMagician93]

somewhat lackluster reaction for such a fantastic piece.

[xNaturemasterx]

you are great!

[ismaeltoe]

espectacular

[kizzyizkool]

@invaderzim908 i clicked on this video because i wanted to enjoy the cardistry involved but i seem to have stumbled upon a self-centered bitch, spoiling the 'magic'. please, get outta these videos, clearly you dont understand the art of magic.

[MagicGodsJB]

i think this is in a jay jankey dvd i no jay does this in a story mode. only he reveals the 4 aces.

[promagictricks]

Yeah, fuck him!

[mopete21]

wow

[saimon20000000000]

very great!

[Dimosa]

hahahahaahah "Rey De Picas!! that was AWESOME

[dubitante]

El momento "Rey de picas" es lo mejor de la rutina. Muy buena magia, como todo lo que se puede ver de este caballero.

[VagueTheory]

This is pure magic.

[starmate]

nah its fairly easy to understand, but I don't think many people can do it as flawlessly as him

[Sleitohando]

Wow! great trick.this dude's good...

[davidmagician4]

this is better than the one in the book....is this handling published anywhere?

[selz1]

Nice kicker!!

[lolocbl]

Maybe it's because there is no switch :)

[russellmagic]

fantastic!

[ChrisHi5Magic]

Please refrain from speaking openly of methodology in the public domain. Nobody is impressed by the fact that you know the terminology. Thank you.

[devildogdem]

Yeah, especially when your methodology is wrong!

[skapyro]

This reminds me of Greek Poker by Darwin Ortiz!I really love this effect and i hadn't seen this particular one before!Truly amazing,love the presentation too!

[krist912]

wow that was cool!

[vision19701004]

Great routine. I've seen the williamson version before this one, and I really like this version.

[ChrisHi5Magic]

It's Color Triumphant by Derek Dingle. The Paul Harris version was published later AFAIK, and called Color Stunner. David Williamson has Funner Color Stunner on one of his DVDs. Great job, Michael!

[verumpeto]

Please refrain from speaking openly of sources in the public domain. Nobody is impressed by the fact that you know the sources. Thank you.

[BoyloveGal]

What's wrong with stating the sources?

If he is exposing the method I've nothing against others trying to disapprove that. However, quoting the sources is perfectly alright, as no exposure to laymen is done.

Moreover, that could lead interested, serious magicians to the right source to learn more about the tricks.

If you just feel like telling people off, there's tons of people exposing secrets of magic in other videos, do feel free to scold them.

[pryletoncyo]

@BoyloveGal The funny thing is, he doesn't reveal the secrets. He does the double bluff reveal for comic effect at the end. Don't trust what a magician says about the method anyway.

Only the oldest tricks in the book are in the books anyway, and you can bamboozle your friends with them, but the greatest tricks are always secrets by the magicians who came up with them. There's nothing wrong with revealing how cups and balls work, for example, since it's the oldest trick in the book.

[neko2808]

just amazing!

[ForeverMAGIC1]

I always thought that was a PAUL HARRIS IDEA? I think they both came up with a similar routine independently

[FriedlandM]

I definitely have seen a VERY similar Paul Harris Routine. It was on one of his Tannen's videos.

[FunnyCowboyDance]

I know this was posted 2 years ago, but...

It is my understanding that Paul Harris came up with the initial idea, and Derek Dingle refined it over the years. Just check out the Kaufman book for variations on the plot.

[malachi1616]

Thats the slickest spread I've ever seen.

[domi3008]

Mr. Vincent this is just the kind of magic I love!

Your technique is fantastic and the presentation even better.

I wish I could meet you some day!

P.S Thank you for reliving the old classics in magic!