CLEANEST Card Control // BLUFF Pass Tutorial
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- čas přidán 17. 06. 2014
- The Bluff Pass is hands down one of my favorite card controls. It may feel risky or bold at first, but after you try it a few times you will realize how convincing this card control really is. It is a sleight that allows you to control a card second from the top, while making it appear to be lost in the middle. In 1928, the move was created by Frederick Montague, who also gave us the term "Bluff Pass". The Bluff Pass, among other moves, was created as as alternative to the pass; an endeavor popular in the 1930s.
The original source is Westminster Wizardry which was published in 1928. Tommy Tucker later developed refinements to move that more resembled how we see the Bluff Pass today. He published his version of the move in "What Next!" in 1936.
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The Bluff Pass is hands down one of my favorite card controls. It may feel risky or bold at first, but after you try it a few times you will realize how convincing this card control really is. It is a sleight that allows you to control a card second from the top, while making it appear to be lost in the middle. In 1928, the move was created by Frederick Montague, who also gave us the term "Bluff Pass". The Bluff Pass, among other moves, was created as as alternative to the pass; an endeavor popular in the 1930s.
The original source is Westminster Wizardry which was published in 1928. Tommy Tucker later developed refinements to move that more resembled how we see the Bluff Pass today. He published his version of the move in "What Next!" in 1936.
Deck Used
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Monarch Deck
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FIGURED out a good way to make it really look like you took half the cards. If you hold the deck a bit higher off of your palm when you grab the one card you can just drop the deck flat on your palm to make it look like it got smaller @52kards
Hi Asad, I just wanted to say your tutorials are probably the most professional, clean and easy to follow tutorials on the web. I do however have a request / suggestion. It would be cool if, during the tutorial you showed a clip of yourself using the sleight in a real life situation. I personally I would benefit from seeing how a move is performed for a live audience. Thanks Asad Keep up the good work :)
Suggestion.. Always show the trick first at normal speed before explaining.. so we don't have to sit thru the full tutorial to find out how what you are showing us.. thanks.
He usually does but for the bluff pass you need an extra person to preform it.
One thing, unless this is being used to force the second card, you may want to just pull off the top half of the cards where they stopped, and give them the card and then replace the top half, giving them time to look at their card and then ask them to put it back and now do the move bluff. This way too they just suspect you are doing the same movement, which they have gotten used to. Also just a little less time with that one card in your hand.
That's a killer tip! Thanks
i like that you film the tutorial in this view! it' s a lot easier to learn than the views in other videos. thanks!
That’s such a nice subtlety to extend the fingers up. I think it’s all the little things that the subconscious pics up that you might not even notice that really makes the difference!!!
When I was watching this I was like "This is never going to work" Then I tested it out on my dad and it worked perfectly! I am abselutly going to use this in the future
Great control, i like it so much.
I can't believe I actually fooled somebody with this move! Nice tutorial, great teaching. You just got a sub.
every time I watch anyone of your videos, I always learn something new, thanks
Wow this is really convincing and it works really well. Just goes to show how easily the lay person can be fooled.
Daryl used this movie in his ambitious card routine!This is a badass move!!!
So cool, I appreciate your lessons, you are the GOAT of teaching card tricks!
Wow - this is REALLY clever, I love it.
I am so happy, i try this control and its works!!! It is revolution!!! So clean!!! I love you man!!!
Very classy pass , would be awesome to see a live performance of this
Learned this from Xavior, amazing i use it all the time
Xavier even showed the 'super-bluff pass', where he doesn't even lift the top card; It's the same procedure, but you swing your right hand in towards your chest as if holding the top stock (but your hand is empty), then come back with the right hand and riffle half the deck after the chosen card is replaced on the deck. It works!
@@daveedmunds4609 yeah its in the same video, i use that one too!
Man the second part of that vid where he does it without out any card is hilarious. It seems to be all about confidence, conviction, and allowing for a little messiness (D. Madisons "dirty b*tch theory" or "Soap theory").
@@lanceseaman88 The best part is that, it actually works, i've done it manny times, its crazy how obvious it is that i'm more important then the cards, my voice is higher then my hands
Great vid! I love the Bluff Pass. It could be used as a great phase in an ambitious card routine.
I love this it worked for five times in a row
Dude, I've watched your pen spins, coin tricks and card tricks, finger exercises, etc...
I still wonder how you know so much stuff. You must be a blaze at parties!
Awesome control! Ill have to start using this! Thanks Asad!
I actually let them take it out by riffling down and then when they say stop,I ask them to take the card and while they're taking it out and memorizing, I just drop the rest of the cards except the last card and ask them to put it back in the middle and slap that first card on it.
Fantastic tutorial sir
"it just works" best description ever =3 haha but i learn a lot from you man your awesome
I freaking love his videos! So much that I just uploaded my FIRST flourish tutorial, I am really loving Magic!
Great control to use for Here Then There. It's easy to do smoothly while they look at their card and puts it second from the top.
I've used this a couple of times now and it works wonderfully. I forgot to move my fingers higher and the spectator didn't even notice the full deck sitting in my hand.
Great deception. Thanks Asad!
I used it and it REALLY works!
Great control
Extend fingers! Great tip! Never occurred to me!
awesome worked first time for me
Awesome. Thanks.
Nice tutorial good detail
That actually works great good vid thanks
we are so easily fooled!!! I bet you could even say "here is where i'm fooling you; put your card in; here is where I fool you again." and probably still get away with it.
so sad and so true 😂
Man you are great, it works pretty well
Nice video!!! :D
And I really want the Monarch deck, it looks really nice.
That finger extension is legit!
That's genius. Like the Marlo tilt.
best tutorial for this move yet
Emmanuel Trikilis You haven't seen how Daryl taught this.
Thanks man!!
thanx the reminder. a good technique indeed.
Asad is the greatest cardician/teacher on CZcams!
good video! I want to add the subtlety of Roger Klause that he taught me to bevel the front edge of the deck so that it looks thinner from the front.
Wow that IS a Bold control.Never seen it before. That's Brilliant. I mostly use the Marlo Tilt, but I'm gonna try this. If this is convincing, and I think it will be on a lot of people. Gonna be nice. tyvm.
That finger subtlety is smart.
Mr. Mullica adds a variation: he actually cuts the deck in half, and upon having the card returned, instead of adding the upper half to the top of the lower half, he turns the whole deck upside down and adds the upper half to the bottom of the lower half. Now that is bluff!
Well this is a good idea ! And the tips with the fingers or the litlle part of the deck you take at the end are good convincer...
I'll use it and then I'll remove the first card showing that their card is not on the top.
Thanks a lot
Very clean :)
Cool, can't wait to try this out on someone.
I love this controll so much its da best
Thanks now I know another control
This would be great to use with two spectators; control the card to the 7th position and then say you want another spectator to select one also, but do the 7th position force. Gonna try this
Very good
Nice man
really nice trick
I suggest a thumb riffle to ask spect to stop you at any point for his card selection at first to mimick the later on riffle before the false pickup . This way , the spect. is seeing the same handling. And another subtlety, tell spect. to memorize his card just as you openly show them that you're riffling to the center and actually pick up half the pack at an angle so they can literally see the pack , then place it down at the same instance that you now only have thetop card in hand and say " go head, put your card here " ...
I LOVE IT
amazing better than what i learned
ooooh my brain hurts from this. Its such an easy thing to do and it will totally fool anyone. When you showed the riffle at the end I allmost got noseblood and screamed out loud. I am soooooo going to use this one. My god I will enjoy the shit out of every second im doing this=) Small nerdgasm over here
great vid m8
I have used this move for many years, 40 plus, and it is a gem. Never even close to being seen.
very good
I WISH I Can like it twice, thanks
Great tutorial, thank you! Off topic question...I see a lot of magicians with a ring on thier index finger as you have. I'm very new to card magic and magic in general...Is there something to that or just a coincidence that many magicians like to wear rings on thier index finger? Just curious...
Thanks again...
I think Brad Christian mentions dropping the deck in the palm so fingers extend more above the deck in one of his DVDs from Ellusionist.
Great!
Good move
I actually thought he picked up half the deck at 1:30
Same 😂
You have a lot of card controls like this one, but can you give me some ideas for a reveal? Your tutorials are very good.
Fucking best video I have ever seen! Keep it up brotha! So proud of this channel! Keep those videos coming!!!
Best magic around asad
Thank u
Impressive
new to this channel and card handling as well! just a quick question, what type of cards are best for handling, plastic or paper? thanks
oh my god this is perfect for the biddle trick.
favourite video
Hey Asad, for contest giveaways next time can you post a video on who wins or put it in the description or the comments section below? Thanks!
nice video! :) btw could you tell me where did you buy the mat??
Thank you!
And you can do the dribble without reaching that half ot the deck... You just lift that half with your left thumb, like Shirley A cut...
@Thuraya Taha, yes, I do this without a pinky break as well, do whatever is comfortable for you.
I knew this control but is the best, its sooo fucking good and you can do it easily!
First time I saw this trick was with Wayne Houchin! ^^
I thought it easy and it is easy and it's pretty convincing
The rpm control is my personal favorite
I use to do this move when I first started magic but I never added in the small things that makes the move look more realistic
If I had to choose, this would have to be my favorite card control. ESP to control it to the 2nd position - significantly like it more than the marlo tilt. The reason is bc w/ the marlo tilt, no matter how you choose to do it and no matter how convincing, you as the magician are touching their card. So if it comes back to the top, even if the audience has no clue what you did, they figure you did "something." With this move though, the spectator genuinely believes they chose where in the middle the card went - so in the ACR as an i.e., when it comes to the top right after, that alone is an amazing moment. Beautiful Control.
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MT is highly deceptive Vernon fooled Houdini w it 3 times😂
Nice
Hey Assad, can you do a video of this move from the front? I can't seem to get it right, and i need to have a front shot to figure out what i am doing wrong. ThanKyOuououou
Hey Asad, I've always wondered where i can buy that mat thing you use to spread the cards around (the green mat in the video).
Cleanest card control? Stop bluffing.
+isi clump Best pun ever. xD
Brady Migel normie
@@RahulSingh-zo7sm dickhead
@@notsour1023 wat?
This 52 kard guy is really a noob. can't even handle professionally. nd the title is best control 😂😂 lol
Now that I know how it works I'm shocked to realize how often I've seen this move before but didn't notice what the magician was actually doing 😂
Where is this close up pad from,
It looks great!
Interesting! I still prefer Marlo, its good when do some tricks for my kids or in rooms with less lights.
Haha i like this smart bluff. Great job. Keep uploading
When I lift up the single card my friend pointed out that the deck looked exactly the same even though I extended my fingers(mechanics grip) and I blocked the top card completely any tips??
I like this
Ellusionist suggested that you bend/buckle the top card in your right hand slightly, to create illusion of having
half deck in your hand... I loke this one and side steal.... Cheers
You are the best teacher ever!! I rarely get things this fast! Respect!!!
This is part of the Now you see me game on Kik.
Asad i would really like to also hear the creators of the moves you post like this which if i remember right is from le paul