It's called the Turner push-off second deal. He kind of developed his own original way to second deal and nobody can pull that off because of the fact that he developed such an amazing skill that all it takes is a little touch(that's how he explains it) on that card.Also Bicycle worked with him because of the fact that he provided them details about the playing cards that they never thought of and as a reward he has a lifetime supply of cards(the standard gold).

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

Damn that's ridiculous!

@TheRealCowlick

7 жыл бұрын

Stefan Bistriceanu The standard gold decks are the decks that get manufactured with Richard Turner's trademark on them.

@flan2421

7 жыл бұрын

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@bryanmatkin2837

6 жыл бұрын

Ok, so ... good for him, right? Until other blind motherfuckers start doing sick magic tricks, he's pretty fuckin' awesome.

@SR1Records

6 жыл бұрын

You do realise that the 2nd deal is a faint, right? His 2nd deal is amazing! I love it! But for the actual performance, he's bottom dealing. 100% I can prove it if you want me to. If you do, let me know and i'll show you how you can tell that he's bottom dealing. Ed Marlo helped me massively for the bottom deal "tells". Also, this could be done with a 2nd deal. You're not guaranteed to get 4 of a kind though. You're more than likely going to get a full house. It's called the Punch Deal - made popular - maybe even founded by - Walter Irving Scott. I practised the hell out of this deal. I can do it flawlessly. Literally took me nearly 2 years practising every day for between 10 minutes and an hour a day! My bottom deal is terrible! But my 2nd deal is perfect.

Turner was honest saying he isn't a magician...but a card mechanic in its highest form....watch a few more of his performances and you find out he worked with the legendary Dai Vernon, and for many years practicing his craft from 10 to 20 hours a day 7 days a week! He started going blind at age 9. He is also the "touch analyst" for US Playing cards. They supply him thousands of decks for free of course. My favorite skill he has is asking a spectator to name a number from 10 to 40 and he instantly ONE HANDED cuts that exact number from the deck for them to count. I've never seen him miss by even one card!! By the way Dai Vernon said that nobody in the world past or present has been close to his skill level.

@timknaack293

5 жыл бұрын

DARYL DIETRICH z

@iconicpickles6131

5 жыл бұрын

there will never be anyone same hes superhuman

Just FYI, Penn and Teller have sworn in interviews that they never let someone slide just because they like them. They were saying they'd have loved to have Piff the Magic Dragon, for example, in their show, but they figured it out. So, according to them, at least, they never let someone by out of respect or anything.

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

I didn't know this, thanks for letting me know!

@john-paulsilke893

7 жыл бұрын

They loved Piff and slammed him super fast. On his podcast Penn has said winning doesn't me crap it all about wowing viewers and winning is being liked by the audience. Fooling Penn is now easy feat but fooling Teller is impressive although that's no really the point. The point is exposure and showmanship since anyone who cares can find out how to perform the tricks even if they can't actually do them.

@john-paulsilke893

7 жыл бұрын

Also Piff was/is the true winner of season one even though he's at best a restaurant table magician , but he's a near perfect 10 when it comes to performance. Patter and showmanship is much more important then actual skill, just look at Kriss Angel, (terrible at best but the girls love him).

@SLYGARR

6 жыл бұрын

There are some pretty amazing Restaurant performers. One of the best Michael Skinner worked Lilly Langtrees for the Golden Nugget for years.

@masterv2041

6 жыл бұрын

The show in the early seasons (UK) was rigged so that very few people were foolers. As the show has gotten larger, there's more leeway for foolers based on stage presence. However they've said they will NEVER lie if they know how its done. More than once they've said they wanted people on their show because of the performance but knew how it was done.

I love that Richards so technically gifted that this guy being an actual magician makes it harder for him to understand it.

He's clearly an 8th generation wizard. For those not familiar; that's a Sorcerer.

@oliverm3589

6 жыл бұрын

*Sourcerer

@hakyarkhalaf8106

6 жыл бұрын

Saucerer*

@Gwydda

6 жыл бұрын

No, it's the eighth son of the eighth son of the eighth son...

@andreassmed2255

5 жыл бұрын

@Oliver M Nope... That's wrong

@andreassmed2255

5 жыл бұрын

@Hakyar Khalaf Also wrong...

4:33 The throwaway line "I have a 14" is insane even by itself.

@kevina5337

4 жыл бұрын

Well the cards were still in new deck order at the time but I've seen him do it even with a shuffled deck lol

Watch the rest of Richard Turner's vids here on KZread. You'd be even *MORE* amazed. There's also this hour-long video of a talk he did in MIT where he talked at length about how he got where he is.

Penn knows who he is, which is why he said "it's an honor" about 4 times as he joined him at the table.

There's no way that they gave him a pass. They do have their credibility at stake after all. I'm sure you've watched it several times by now, his hands never left the tabletop. I met him in the early 80's at my stepfathers home. It was amazing watching him examining decks for thickness uniformity and using different cards to index each deck. I filmed him using a higher speed camera, and it was hard to spot seconds, centers, or bottoms fly off the deck. With no doubt one of the most humble and nicest person I've ever met.

@ruanpingshan

6 жыл бұрын

He does a move at 5:39 which I believe removes the 4 kings from the deck and puts them on top. You can see from Teller's reaction that he clearly noticed it.

@lehoang5869

5 жыл бұрын

@@ruanpingshan yeah you can guesses that's what hes doing but how would you know where in the deck those 4 kings is? the deck just been washes remember?

@sagitswag1785

Жыл бұрын

@@lehoang5869 he could have copped the kings earlier in the routine and then readded them at this point. It's difficult to say because of camera angles and cuts.

I saw him live back in the day. This video doesn't even begin to demonstrate his skill. He was going easy on Penn and Teller.

if only he could see him self how awesome he is

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

I think he can feel it haha

When he finished doing the 2nd card deal teller was like bring down the FU trophy 😂 4:55

@EduardTodor

6 жыл бұрын

Haha it really was crazy tho

@JonathanXLindqviust

4 жыл бұрын

Pretty sure he was just trying to "say" that the cameras weren't doing him justice, as in even with both of them so close what Turner was doing is literally the best slight of hand in the world.

Richard Turner is a living legend when it come to cards. Anyone below the age 30 who says they do most of his moves is lying. :O/ There are not to many people on this planet that are on Richard Turner`s level. Katalyzt

@EduardTodor

6 жыл бұрын

Well I'm sure there are plenty of people that do his moves, but definitely very few do them as well as he :)

@willjay7607

5 жыл бұрын

@@EduardTodor you dont know shit about richard turner little kid. He techniques are original !

@SirKickz

4 жыл бұрын

@@EduardTodor No man you need to understand. Richard Turner is several leagues above his nearest competitor. He's not one of the best. He's the best.

Dude I love your vids. So happy I found this channel. it's like watching vids with a friend. Truly fun. Keep it up man!

he has hundreds of decks of cards.. he works for card companys to make the decks better. he can read the cards with his fingers. amazing stuff.

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

That's awesome. I mean he definitely can't read the cards with his fingers but I know what you mean.

@sarunaspetkevicius2738

7 жыл бұрын

I honestly think that he can. He is blind, he feels things differently than we do. The fact that he chooses to do kings instead of aces gives the same idea as well. He needs cards that have a lot of ink on them. Just an idea.. :)

@TheRealCowlick

7 жыл бұрын

Eduard Todor He actually can.

@Warrock1221

6 жыл бұрын

he actually can. and kings have a bit of a different print than other cards. you can feel them more easily

@troyajohnson26

6 жыл бұрын

i saw him do the same thing with 2s, which was chosen by the participant. He can do it with any number.

That guy is amazing,blind and handling cards like that....I have to say it "Mad Respect "

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

for sure, 100% behind this dude

@Varksterable

6 жыл бұрын

Being blind would seem to make handling cards like that so much harder. Although as others have said, losing one sense can enhance others. But what I find genuinely incredible is how he *learnt* to do that in the first place without sight. Not being able to follow in a mirror and see how angles work out, or simply see how the cards look in your hand seems like an impossible barrier to me. Heck, I can barely get the cards out of the case and into my hands with eyes closed! Truely an inspirational performance.

Really great video! I like when Teller was trying to get them to bring down the trophy halfway through the routine! Such an incredible performance!

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

Haha I didn't even notice that, I thought he was talking about the overhead camera. 100%!

@john-paulsilke893

7 жыл бұрын

Nope definitely wanted that trophy half way through. Mad skills, and Teller was worshipping at the feet of greatness.

Incredible finding your energy. Your love for magic shines from within you. That intro was lit🔥

"He just put me in my place!" YES HE DOES!

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

hahaha

I'm not planning on performing any magic, but I have to say that learning about it doesn't diminish it for me at all. I'm always amazed, but have more respect for the work ethic now. Love what you're doing man! Good stuff.

don't know if u saw Richard Turner at Valuetainment but watch it! He tells some really unbelievable stories and explains a lot too. When u come to the point where he explains how he seperates the cards (he fells the thickness of cards) and does the second-deal, u really see, that he is the best in what he is doing. BTW Richard Turner has a black belt in Karate I love this guy

Simple: Hard Work ! hours and hours of training, being able to deal from the middle of the pack ! watch his documentary DEALT.

The majority of that routine is from Turner's "the cheat" routine that he performed regularly at the magic castle. I've seen it dozens of times, but I still love it every time I see it. You're right that the deck was gaffed... N-strippers. He'd have to have stripped the cards to the specifc, advantageous positions at the top and bottom of the deck, so that he could second deal and/or base deal to get the cards to Teller's hand. Brilliantly performed.

@twocsies

6 жыл бұрын

Jesal J It would have to be done extremely well, because Penn and Teller handled the deck themselves, and would be thinking the same thing when handling it.

@xiami11

5 жыл бұрын

you can handle the deck all you want , if you don't know exactly what you're looking for, it's pretty impossible to figure it out

When I was young and still had proper feeling in my fingers, I could float 3 and deal "4ths," with a margin (what you call "brief") like that, but I had to pull them from the front to do it, and the fingernails had to be filed perfect for the day. What's amazing about Richard is that he's kicking the 2nd from behind the back corner and pushing it diagonally, so the front of the deck is always exposed, always clean, and human hands really shouldn't be able to do that, especially in later years. As for doing it 1-handed... um... fuck you? :) He's also using using those strip-cuts and asymmetric riffles to set up not only 2nds but also bottoms and middles simultaneously. Yah, sometimes he's mid-dealing, and I never even tried that. Ricky Jay (in his "52 Assistants" show) told the tale of how rare and absurd that is. To do it at full speed while still running his patter is just insane. That is the essence of grand-mastery. Even assuming the deck may be shaved or canted or treated somehow, to do it so leisurely while precisely measuring and restacking the deck sections by touch alone is just mind-boggling. I think Teller's expressions do tell the tale: It doesn't matter if you know what or how he must be doing it. You didn't see it. You didn't catch it. It all just melted together, and Richard controls the outcome. I'd play with him and even lose some money just to see it (not) happening... Sometimes the magic is "what you don't know." Sometimes, however, the magic is just how much a person can achieve in an art form. Personally, I prefer the latter.

That's Richard Turned my friend. The greatest card mechanic who has ever lived. No argument. He teaches many of these methods in his instructional videos. Obviously we have no hope of being as good at them as he is. I can assure you there were no card doubles, props, or gimmicks in any way. I 100% know this.

Stripper variation, so subtle that P&T wouldn't notice but Turner could with his Spidey senses?

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

that's what I was thinking

That was a really good top change! Well done! Literally perfect!

I mean, if you're looking for how he did it you will NEVER see. Richard Turner has spent years upon years with a deck of cards with his enhanced sense of touch to know what each card is through touch alone, along with the multitude of control patterns he did in the shuffles all combined. No one on earth as of now could replicate what he is able to do with those cards. Not only is his handling of the cards flawless, he has an idetic memory, and has memorized the hundreds of very slight differences to basically deal any card from any combination of a mixed deck possible. Truly an amazing and inspiring person.

@EduardTodor

6 жыл бұрын

Very true!

@chaolong4246

2 жыл бұрын

It's not that tough to replicate man. But there is a special deck of card where it's designed to pull out the 4 kings easily and place those 4 King cards on the bottoms or wherever, by pretending to shuffle. It's very easy. Now when dealing pokers, he deals from the top (random cards) to everyone hand, *but* when dealing for the host hand and rivers, the turns, those will be dealt *only* from the 4 Kings ..etc..that are from the bottom.

Amazing

i'm genuinely wanting to know why richard turner has a watch

@headingley72

6 жыл бұрын

because he when he presses the button on it it speaks the time to him, or he just likes to look good.

@PDriggy

6 жыл бұрын

I expect he can lift the cover and feel the hands on the face of the watch to tell the time. Pretty standard piece of kit for a blind person.

@G11Marksman

6 жыл бұрын

It's a Rolex and he likes it, simple as that. Source: know him

@KayhoticGames

6 жыл бұрын

bullshit, you dont know him

@KayhoticGames

6 жыл бұрын

wait a minute, i KNOW you Zachary, you were that kid in school who was a compulsive liar, well holy shit youre still at it

I already watched this, and I just watched Turner's performance again, and then his MIT presentation.. and now I'm back to watch it here again. I love it every single time. You too, mind. But dang man.

Whats good Eduard....just wanted to say great job on the channel i really enjoy watching your vids i love magic ...by the way your intros are really nice too keep it up brother

4:55 I love how Teller already gave up:p

The 'dealing from underneath the top card' you know is just pure skill. Years and years of practice. That kind of sleight of hand is what I love the most. The purest form of magic or foolery.

Eduard I love your videos keep up the great work. Your videos are really entertaining and positive energy just stands out. You should go on Got Talent and test your magic since I love every single trick in start of the videos. Keep it up man!

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you my man :) Well I live in New Zealand so that's not really possible, but I appreciate it ;)

he found the 4 kings from the shuffled deck in 8 seconds. after that the deck sits on the table the entire time until he picks it back up to do some false shuffles before dealing the pocket kings to Teller from the middle of the deck.

Turner was presented in an 80's show That's Incredible.. he really has some slick sleight of hand.

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

100% dude's a beast

It's probably been mentioned. But youtube Richard Turner at MIT. He goes over quite a bit and it's all on the up and up. His hands are so sensitive he can judge cards in stacks. He can just pinch the cards between his fingers and just know how many cards. Another one would be how the mafia (guy nicknamed "Diamond") tried to get him to work for the mob. He's just that damn good! Amazing Life! Makes others whining about petty issues seem rather stupid, considering how this guy has never let anything or anyone slow him down.

I really like your technique for the, lets just say "card swap", it was really clean, I like that, I haven't seen it covered like that before man, good job, ingenuity.

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you, yeah it's probably my favourite colour change and that is my method of making it look fair and being able to perform it to groups of people.

@steviejoe7918

7 жыл бұрын

Eduard Todor I do something similar, I use the deck and do some classic wave motions, but I just love the style you put into it. It is definitely unique. Which is great as that's what you want. It is all about making it your own and reinventing.

There's a youtube performance of his called "The Cheat" from when he was younger. It's absolutely incredible, 20 minutes of just pure wonder. He's unbelievably good.

Like your vids man. Advice for performing and nerves and also how best to learn magic effectively ?

Richard Turner is well known in this business, there are videos on youtube about his story. Richard has been working on his shuffling for decades he used to do it 12-16 hours a day even during working out or eating so nearly all day while he was awake so he feels every and can distinguish every card in the deck. That is why he said he is a card mechanic

After he retrieve the card from Teller, he starts touching the card in a "searching for something" way... So maybe there is something that he can feel but we can't

@chaolong4246

2 жыл бұрын

There is a special deck of card where it's design to pull out the 4 kings easily and place those 4 King cards on the bottoms or where ever by pretending to shuffle. It's very easy. Now when dealing pokers, he deals from the top (random cards) to everyone hand, *but* when dealing for the host hand and rivers, the turns, those will be dealt *only* from the 4 Kings .... cards that are from the bottom.

Great video man, yeah Richard Turner it's awesome, his second deal is invisible. I've watched him in the magic castle and it's like his fingers could distinguish each card and know exactly where everything is. Super dope.

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

That sounds like an insane experience. Jealous!

Thanks for the great vid bro! He can do this blind.....what am I doing with my life!!!!?

There's a video of Richard at the MIT showing this routine and many other mad things he can do with his hands. Once he tells you how it's done, some of his moves become obvious (even more so if you do some magic yourself), but still, if you don't watch carefully he will get you every time. Also loved how Teller couldn't keep his giggling down when Richard does dealing seconds. It's as you said: he keeps that second card so tight to the first you could never tell, and I tried it myself afterwards - not the one handed one, that freaked me out...

If you watch really carefully when he deals the kings he is bottom dealing them. Took quite a few times to notice it, when he pulls the king of hearts @ 7:03 ish is when I spotted it first. You can also just about tell when he is dealing to teller. The whole showing of the second deal before hand was a misdirection of sorts and probably the set up for the steal @ 4:58 his hand goes down to his lap after messing with the cards, this is when he likely did the steal, when he got them back in is hard to tell maybe when he was making the joke about Penn being his translator to Teller and the cameras were off him.

He has a version of this trick where he gives the cards to another person to deal so the deck has to be stacked before the deal. Mind blowing.

Damn, wish I could learn to do that spread hand move with a deck of cards. Never been able to figure out how to not get the cards to spray, so I love seeing that done by someone with better handling than I!

I don’t really think he would try to trick them with more cards or stuff like that, he’s a card mechanic, so I think he just did something really amazing with his practice and experience, while being blind, which is very inspirational.

Wow that control actually fooled me cuz I expected a classic pass XD

Love your vids man!

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

To even bring up the idea that Penn & Teller haven't heard of Turner is absurd! The guys a legend!!

The thing with stealing cards prior to the Penn and teller shuffling is.. Teller would have know if 2 cards were missing from that deck when he squared it.

Richard Turner is the best card mechanic alive. He has turned down literally millions of dollars from organized crime members to fix games for them. He’s uncannily talented and skilled on top of it. It’s one deck. He’s that good.

His teqnique for dealing seconds was darn near flawless. His false shuffles and cuts I caught, but I knew to look for them. He did some of that on the poker hand. Still he didn't know how many hands he'd be dealing even if he did introduce a cold deck, but I don't think that's what he did. I think his fingers are actually sensative enough to tell the cards by just feeling the faces. With that and being able to do smooth manipulations on the shuffles and cuts, he could probably have dealt hands that were almost as good but wouldn't have beat the kings if he'd wanted to. He showed them how he could deal seconds and he had to have done some of that (maybe even thirds or fourths) and they still couldn't spot him doing it. You knew he was good when Teller reacted as he did during the initial demonstration.

Your dancing in the opening broo 😂🔥💯

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

XD

@samanthaseevers8115

7 жыл бұрын

Eduard Todor Please React to "Brennley Brown Up to the Mountain" its beautiful, and she has a channel "Brennley Brown channel" can you let people know she does covers and that you can recommend songs for her to sing, anything, she is very diverse

Just rewatched the trick, at least one of the kings was still in the pile when they washed them (the King of Hearts is clearly seen in Penn's half.)

Oh yeah, it's not a strike. It's a double push off. So you're right there.

Cool seeing someone in the know responding to these videos. Kind of feels like I'm watching with a buddy who knows what's going on but is still being blown away despite their knowledge. BTW. Your accent confuses me -- it's like South African crossed with Aussie. I'm curious about where you're from!

i just learned about this dude ... now im stretching while watching youtube. dont waste time. amazing inspiration :D

you are a amazing youtuber keep up the good work

The trick is he isn't blind and just sees what card you took lol.

Woah.. Think what he would have done if he wasn't blind...Great video man.. I want see to perform in front of others people someday..

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

I know right?? Yes, will do :)

Bruv. I really think that this one came down to them realizing that they could not recreate that level of skill.

He worked with Dai Vernon (sorry if misspelled) for 17 years, and Vernon actually told him these insane concepts and slights when describing how to do the tricks (As he couldn't see how to do them) even though the were so many times harder then the original. Vernon done this just to see how far a kid with hunger would go and how good he could make it work if he put in an INSANE amount of hours. And it wasn't until perfection (literally tens of thousands of hours) that Dai Vernon told Richard Turner that he made them up.

Bruhhhh that intro dance is lit man 👌🏻👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 and the trick of course

Dai Vernon himself couldn't do the methods that Richard Turner uses because he himself thought they were impossible. Since Richard was blind, Dai described the methods to him the way he THOUGHT they should be done, not the way the Professor actually did them at the time. So Richard, not knowing any better, actually developed all his methods completely on his own from Dai's instructions. The man is, no holds barred, the best card mechanic of all time. Not one of the best, or even a toss-up between the top two. He. Is. Number. One. And I don't think anybody will ever come close to replicating his abilities or methods.

He didn't swap a single card from the table, this guy can keep track of the location of every single card in the deck inside of his head, and deal from anywhere in the deck. He's shown himself dealing from the middle of the deck just as naturally as he would the top.

If you wanna figure it out don't watch it again. Watch the documentary. It's just not tricks. it's pure skill that he can know the cards just by touching them and he can pick up exact amount of cards whenever he wants.

if i watch it twice i might as well comment twice :D you even fooled me i didnt catch it the first time around you talked about pens haircut beeing magic on itself haha that was a fun one first time i watched the video i was tooo focused so everyone reading this dont feel bad if you come here again and again and again ... videos worth watching are those you enjoy several times and thats what weve got here cheers.

That look on Teller. Also did you get the chance to watch the special where they showed some of his moves in slow motion?

"the dude is blind, he cant see shit" best quote

He is GOAT of card manipulation 😂😂 he can fool anyone 🔥🔥🔥

any one can tell me what second deal he use?.i agree that we know second deal but his sec deal is diff..

@QargZer

6 жыл бұрын

Rhan Bodomo someone else made a comment that it is a second deal that he created and is named after him. Turner second deal

I don't even 7nderstwnd what he was doing with the 7. I gotta watch that back. Go in to find the actual video. Subbed to your channel from this one.

Oi - just stumble by your video. Keep up the good work

That's some beautiful work. At first it seemed odd to me that Penn turned over all the poker hands without being asked to, it made me wonder if they were working together, but then I read in the comments that he's done this routine before so I assume Penn and Teller are familiar with it.

I use to research nothing but gambling moves, cheats and owned a large collection of books. He uses a variation of a technique that is really old and the variation is old as well. Dai Vernon who Turner was learning from was the first to bring it to the attention to the magic community. more than likely taught him it. There were no steals, mucks, loads, crimps or switches of any kind. If you want to know more for research purposes the I suggest starting with Dai Vernon and his research into "card alterations". I dont give out sources publicly only privately..

It's called the Turner sweep second. it's a push off and he is the only person in the world who can do the move. his Havana second is where shit gets real. that is just beautiful!😱😍 people have suggested long/short and also a sub Rosa style....you can see when he controls the cards but it's impossible to tell how he does it. fun fact, dai Vernon was actually his best man at his wedding. 😁

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

Wow I didn't know any of that! Esp the Dai Vernon part, RIP

I don’t think he used steals or switched decks. I think the cards are altered in a very fine way that you cant just feel by accident. Also he is just on another level.

The only thing I can think of on how he sets the cards up is, I think he can actually recognize which card is which by running his fingers through the ink of the cards. Sort of like Braille reading. I heard he has a very fine touch so maybe that’s how he does it.

"never seen moves like that" --- "neither have I"

What is the color change in the intro called

that second deal is crazy. The only person i've seen who could do a second deal this slow and this good is Dai Vernon

That Teller was freaking out says it all for me.

the only thing i noticed was at the end when he asks penn how many hands 5,6 or 7, the answer doesnt matter he dealt the 5th hand to teller and i believe he would have done the same even it was 7 hands

For the people saying they saw him take cards out an put them back in that’s not true. He isn’t a magician he is a card mechanic. Dai Vernon Said is the best past or present that he has ever seen he’s blind so he can see an feel things how no one could imagine plus the amount of skill and time he’s had to work with cards i can Garuntee he can recognize cards from touch an just sliding a deck in his fingers can determine where they are based on how many shuffles he does. This man is a legend an for any card player or magician it’s an honor to see such a one of a kind guy still alive

what the heck..... he (turner) so sick man, loveable ! great performance !

the "cuts" pull the shuffles back apart, at least a couple of them did

Thanks for these reactions

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching :)

Mr. Turner is the King as far as I'm concerned. An absolute Grand Master Mechanic. I am more focused on his skill set then his heroic life story........but anyway you "cut it" NOBODY has got it down the way Mr. Turner has. Glad to see another person who appreciates his work......though there's no shortage of us......

was it a push plus a pinky break?

Teller is so happy.... He knows all the tricks and has not spotted a thing...

I have seen this guy in the past he can actually feel the weight of a card and know what the card is just by holding it in his hand.

Great channel bruv

you may watch it again and again and all over again... Richard Turner isn´t an illusionist nor magician, as he said himself: I´m a card mechanic. Period.

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

True. Still fooled them lol

I don't think he did any typical sleight of hand like switching decks or adding palmed cards... he's a 'card mechanic' not a magician

Dai Vernon shared with him techniques that will die with Turner, he said so in a few interviews

the only thing i could think of, is that the kings feel slightly different, just enough for this "man" to spot them. man, he made me cry, i didn't think a human being can reach that level of skill.

@EduardTodor

7 жыл бұрын

Very possible, but they'd have to be altered in some way. He's a beast!