BUY TICKETS TO MY SHOW: parlourofdeceptions.com ONLINE COURSE ON CARD MAGIC: cardmagic101.com PRIVATE EVENTS AND LESSONS: danielroymagic.com/booking SIGN UP FOR MY NEWSLETTER: danielroymagic.com/newsletter Learn more about the game of Faro: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faro_(card_game) CREDITS: I first learned the Faro shuffle from Card College Vol. 3 by Roberto Giobbi, although it is taught in many different sources. I first saw the Faro shuffle used to stack the deck in Steve Forte's Gambling Protection Series. The move has probably been used by card cheats since it was invented because of how efficient it is at precisely repositioning cards. For more information on stacking the deck, see "Gambling Scams" by Darwin Ortiz and “Poker Protection” Steve Forte. The second half of the routine was inspired by Darwin Ortiz's handling of Michael Close's effect "The Way of the Duck" on his "Devious" DVD set.

@sehtdragon

3 жыл бұрын

Faro was also played in Europe and Russia in the early 19th Century. There is a novella based around Faro by Alexander Pushkin, 'The Queen of Spades' ('Pikovaya dama'), which was written in 1834, and an opera of the same name based on that story by Tchaikovskii which premiered in 1890.

@DanielRoyMagic

3 жыл бұрын

@@sehtdragon Yup! There’s a ton of fascinating history around this card game - I just couldn’t fit it all in one video. If anyone wants to learn more, they should check out: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faro_(card_game).

@glennbishopbishthemagish

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielRoyMagic In my opinion you should also read the classic books on Faro and the Faro Shuffle. Ed Marlo did quite a lot of Faro work long before the Steves and The Darwins came on the magic radar. I have also found faro work limited to controlled performing conditions of a formal magic show, rather than table hopping. Simply because the deck has to be in faro condition or broken in, unlike table hopping where in bars and restaurants and strolling at a cocktail party, where decks are abused by audience members and the performing conditions of real world magic performing, of dealing with audiences that want to shuffle the deck at odd times and they have solid hands, also spilled drinks are common under real world conditions. And if I may add, if you don't read the classics your missing a large part of a full magic education.

@trieule7158

3 жыл бұрын

this man is god..... wtf

@OTOss8

3 жыл бұрын

@@glennbishopbishthemagish I'm a smooth-brained guy who likes slightly cheeky card manipulation that could be used in a friendly game against, say, close friends or my nieces and nephews. I also know nothing about card manipulation in any form, let alone how it relates to card games that might be played table hopping in bars and restaurants. Where would you suggest I begin my reading? Thank you.

My favourite thing about this is that even though he tells you what is happening you are still so confused about how this is even possible. Bravo sir, bravo!!!

@nimulosmaltibos9662

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure he's lying at some point. If the reds truly were at the top with the blacks at the bottom, and you alternate cards from the top half with cards from the bottom, you'd get a red, then black, then red and so on - not a perfect order by suit.

@dm9910

2 жыл бұрын

Because what tells you is not real, it's misdirection.

@guzmas31

Жыл бұрын

And if they're by suit, the next shuffle wouldn't (just) sort by number, it would alternate the suits.

What kind of sorcery is this! I'm mind blown at Harry Potter's talent. This is an amazing exhibition of skills Daniel.

@corywithaynoe

3 жыл бұрын

Funny, you called him Harry Potter when his name is Daniel, as in Radcliffe? 😂 I’m sure he gets that all the time tho.

@jagadeeshk6652

3 жыл бұрын

@@corywithaynoe 😂

@mehulgalchar6980

3 жыл бұрын

shhhh he is the Messiah

@VictorF0326

3 жыл бұрын

Skills of Daniel Radcliffe?

@michael4192

2 жыл бұрын

Now kiss

Felt like I lost all my money just by watchin him in a game

@since1876

2 жыл бұрын

Make sure you hire a professional dealer if you ever play poker with this guy lol

"they say 3 of a kind is all you ever need to get the money" is like his signature phrase.

@zane9464

2 жыл бұрын

But I'll take 4 just in case

@j.hoss2846

2 жыл бұрын

I know right😂😂😂

@isaacwildflower214

2 жыл бұрын

I believe we hear it so much because he uses the same base routine piece, same phrases, but just changes up which cards he uses, and even then, its usually the aces anyway. It's a good phrase

@lred1383

2 жыл бұрын

Kind of an odd phrase anyway, since flushes are so common in poker

@SuperBobKing

2 жыл бұрын

@@lred1383 You don't need to win every hand to leave with more money than you entered with. No one else getting good hands or them losing even when they do is a great way to make people suspicious.

That is fantastic. It's made infinitely more fantastic because it's a single take. It's so rare to see a routine with no editing. Amazing stuff, well done.

@dm9910

2 жыл бұрын

What on earth are you talking about? It's clearly edited, there are dozens of cuts in this video between various camera angles. It's impossible to say whether it was a single unbroken performance or not (it's possible but my guess is probably not) but it's certainly dead wrong to say it's unedited.

@dylanomran2197

2 жыл бұрын

That's how some of us feel when we see your data visualisation wizardry, Andy.

@johncrowe6489

Жыл бұрын

My friend there are cuts everywhere… 2:05 for example 🤷🏼‍♂️

Something I really appreciate about your routines is the attention to visual aesthetic… especially at the finale, with the arrangement of suits laid out on the table, together with the cards held in your hand. The presentation is so clean that I doubt you would ever need any anti-microbial spray or sanitizer.

The most amazing thing is that this is all pure skill amassed over years and years of practice. Hats off for the dedication man!

He teaches like how my chemistry teacher teaches. They say “I’ll show you” and then proceed to do and say a bunch of shit you never known existed

@Hewett142

2 жыл бұрын

That's because you have no outside interest and want it easier than anything good ever will be

Well, I had other things to do today but not anymore! I'm getting my cards out! That's was incredible!

@DanielRoyMagic

3 жыл бұрын

thanks!

I'm convinced this video wasn't a tutorial but Daniel just showing off his insane magic tricks I don't even know how that's possible

Honestly,your fluidity and consistency is just amazing, Loved the trick so much!!

One of my favorite episodes of Gunsmoke is about a woman Faro dealer. Like all dealers back then, she kept a handgun under her table. I love the Faro shuffle. So many uses I’ve honestly lost count, and it’s much easier to perform than riffle stacking (and is also far more accurate). It’s perfect for a plethora of magic tricks and demonstrations. Every serious magician should learn a perfect in faro and a perfect out faro

Daniel, truly a joy watching your videos. The increasing difficulty of your display of technique is always exciting.

Daniel, you are extremely skillful. I'm a huge fan of card magic and that's the best stuff I've ever seen. Really.

the best disguise for a wizard is to hide in plain sight.

You handle cards extremely well. The credits section is fantastic and your tabled faros are terrific. Never seen that ending before. A great routine.

"Well it's obvious he's using camera tricks" - Hercule 😂

Your voice is both calming and also has the slightest bit of pride in it... I LOVE IT

Thanks for this little demonstration. The struggle I have always had, with the Faro shuffle, is breaking the deck into two completely equal packets. It took many months of continuous practice to master the Faro. I also studied writings by Marlo and Paul Gertner; who have different approaches to the Faro shuffle.

I love your videos. They look so casual but they are so magical. Thanks for taking the time to share this !

Young Professor...you are truly keeping his spirit alive! It is a pleasure watching you as always.

Mr Roy is absolutely amazing. A unique talent. I can watch all of his videos over and over again. Awesome!!!!!

Few sounds in the world are more soothing than that perfect shuffle. Sweet music to my ears!

Wow brilliantly done. Your presentations are fantastic and your sleights flawless.

This is absolutely incredible Daniel! 🤯 mind blown 🤯

You are blowing my mind every time!!! Love it

I just loved that. I think there were some push throughs and I got some false cuts. But that superclean cut at the end always gets me 😄 very cool table farrow btw

Doing all of this in one take is crazy, yet very entertaining!

Absolutely amazing what he did with these cards !!!!!

Watching this a 2nd time leaves me even more confused and frustrated than the 1st! Awesome job, keep it up.

what an excellent idea, i may just have to sit here and finally learn this faro shuffle.

The production quality is actually insane

No matter how many times I see the Faro shuffle it still amazes me how seamless it looks

Mind blowing! As always.

This feels like the how-to draw an owl meme

I just love the sound of cards😍

Absolutely *B-E-A-*UTIFUL**

@tubester2023

3 жыл бұрын

i don't get it what you did there

I love these tricks, but its super easy to catch this straight up.

Yeah, Ricky Jay was my favorite card magician too. Great job.

It's a different cognitive feeling when you see someone do magic and they come off as a teacher vs a magician. Good job sir, you had me wowed!

@glennbishopbishthemagish

3 жыл бұрын

Demonstrating a move or a technique as a teacher, is not a form of entertainment. Neither is using a magic trick to put across a political point or a religious point. Magician entertainers just are suppose to entertain, teaching is usually done by want to be's.

I want to say that as a native french speaker, you talk very clearly and your "élocution" is very good. Thanks a lot, i watch a lot of your videos recently and it's inspiring. I subscribe just now 😁. Oh and i wonder if maybe you can perform some Faro shuffle a little bit slower (even if you still dont explain it) im fascinated on how i put my hands wrong 🤔 and how you do it so smoothly

Already knew you were a great magician, but this is some Richard Turner type of advanced mechanics, well done sir.

Run from the table in which Daniel is dealing in a Casino! Things look so controllably unobvious when you do it. Amazing stuff!

When i first saw that suffle i went "fuuuuuuuuuuu" very amazing and smooth.

There goes his Smug face Smilling knowing that He impressed the shit out of me

Very clean good job Daniel

One of the most useful moves i know, i mostly use to make the mnemonica stack

Great passes and faros, you earned a new subscriber !

Thats very cool, and the sound of cards is very nice

Mad skills buddy. Awesome!

You really are gifted

That was superb

This video was just satisfying to watch.

I been playing cards for over 40 years ! I can do some basic shuffle routines to fool my friends - always kept my self ahead of the game, lol. Your skill level for me is unthinkable. You appear to defy mathematics. I am not sure if your starting point was a stacked deck, however. Mind blowing skill level and handling of techniques. RESPECT MAN !!!

If I ever see you sitting at a poker table, Ima either be your BFF or running a mile. Incredible skills.

just watched videos with richard turner doing similar things, great stuff!

I really want to think that the cards were in a very specific order at the very beginning and you just did a bunch of faro shuffles, but you are just too good. You are a card controlling master and it's super fun to watch! I have no idea how you pulled off that last trick

@wgfuzgvy6016

2 жыл бұрын

If you do 8 faro shuffles the cards return to their original order so most likely the starting order is what he showed at the end

how can he explain exactly what's happening and still blow me away

@DanielRoyMagic

3 жыл бұрын

That’s the goal!

What. The. Hell. How can this happen???? Dude, this was amazing!

phenomenal

A hint i have not heard anyone offer is to use plastic cards to learn. They faro beautifully!

Interesting I love cars magic when I was little and now I'm learning how to do it

This beautifully performed routine should be part of every lecture in magic, 'cause there is so much to learn in it (besides of how to do a perfect faro). Besides the perfectly executed sleights, it's a beatuyfull example of "beeing one step ahead". Taking a principle, that should be well known, but is overlooked or forgotten, even by the initiated and inaugurated. Setting the stage, wrapping it all in a nice story and filling the gaps with moves, that make it possible for the audience to believe, that something like this could be done. The perfect use of sleigts as misdirection, instead the use of misdirection for covering the moves. Just wonderfull! You deserve eight perfect Bravos!

Freakin incredible!!! Curious, what brand cards do you use/ recommend?

You are amazing 😆❤️

@DanielRoyMagic

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I love your videos too! And congrats on your recent Fool Us Performance!

Thats fantastic, reminds me of Richard Turner

Dude you are amazing

Can one use this in other card games, like UNO. Family game night would be a lot more fun (for me)

@eyewaves...

3 жыл бұрын

Need to practice for hours man, lol.

@srizki

3 жыл бұрын

@@eyewaves... you spelled wrong, years does not spell hours.

its never too late to subscribe i guess. this is epic

I am totally lost. And I love it.

just art , well done

Your handling is amazing :D In thIs we see tally’s, what is your favourite deck ? For the last 5 years I have really fallen in love with the t11 releases :)

You are incredible

Totally amazing

Impressive routine 👏

There is some type of camera trick happening here!!! lol. I would have to see it live to believe!

Amazing !

This guy is too good

Even when he picked out 4 "random" cards he's still doing slight of hand, well played sir

Brilliant 👏

Wow. Simply put, wow.

Can you kindly do a video on your studio setup including the closeup mat

you're a wizard harry!

Insane 🔥

Awesome dear

Dear me, you are good! You deserve to be named together with Lennart Green and Takumi Takahashi. What a pleasure to watch your skills.

Good hands; good tutorial

I practice this every day. I want to be able to do perfect out faro's every time.

Nice card tricks :)

holy cow, this was impressive

Want to learn Bottom deals and card manipulation. Please upload those tutorial also

Amazing

*Thank you very much I am also a MAGICIAN and I was finding this from many days I perform on youtube on my channel MAGICIAN ZONE*

Well done

I don’t know how you did that! I think its magic!!!!

THE GOAT!

I was smiling the whole time watching this, you're incredible Daniel! Intelligent, charismatic and the smoothest handling I've ever seen! I could faro for another 10 years and not hit as many perfect ones in a row like that!

Awesome

Wow thnks sir