Impromptu Card Stab

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Impromptu Card Stab
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In the first of a series of videos from GrupoKaps media, Dani DaOrtiz astounds with a seemingly impossible, impromptu Card Stab. Anytime, anywhere (though probably not anywhere), a card is shuffled into the pack and immediately found using only the blade of a knife. Learn some of Dani's psychological technique, as well as a the perfect trick for a "tough" room.

This explanation is in Spanish, but Closed Captioning is available within the Explanation.

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Hans
This is a short but very strong effect, which can be done where ever you are, impromptu with almost no preparation, with a borrowed deck if you want... And it will pay big because of the knife and suspense which is built into the routine. Dani DaOrtiz gives a clear explanation and everybody can learn it easily. Be careful with the knife though, because you do need a real pointed knife to execute the stab. For rehearsals you will need some old cards too, but I think the effect is well worth it.
I am not a great card worker but I already feel the pleasure I will have performing this effect. THANK YOU Dani DaOrtiz
Roberto
This a practical and fun impromptu version of the card stab plot, ideal for an informal performance. I love it!
Raciel
The tutorial is quick and short. It's classic Dani. I have purchased alot of his material and most of them I have enjoyed performing. The routine is pretty simple and I have not gotten around to doing this. It's not my style but it's good routine. Make sure to have a good blade though.
Kane
You gotta love Dani! He presents everything so casual and makes his performance seem effortless. It motivates me to learn his routines because of his presentation and psychology . I always am happy with his material and this is no exception
Christopher
This was the best seven dollars I have spent! What a great trick that is so easy to do. All requires is confidence! I highly recommend a good heavy folding knife like a Buck Folding Hunter’s knife. It works well with this in practicality and appearance. Save your old decks for practice this trick as it will definitely destroy them.