Triple False Shift

This utility move is a brilliant one. I really like it and I will be sure to use this in many routines that need to control multiple cards to the top without destroying the order of the decks. There is nothing flashy and it's really easy to do. From an audience's point of view, you are doing nothing but cutting the deck. I would really recommend this to every card magicians. You can't really miss this.

Although it takes some practice, the ability to control multiple cards, like the aces, to the top of the deck while apparently losing them in the deck is well worth it! A great move for any card magician!

Paul Wilson presents a nice, casual looking multiple-shift in this OnDemand. His teaching is crystal clear; explaining the Pirandello-false, how he applied it the idea of using it in the action of a multiple-shift, and lastly he teaches and gives tips on something that's very basic, yet very important and probably not very well practiced by many card-guys.



Well worth it.

Controlling multiple selections on top of the deck in one simple cut is great, but if you can do it without disturbing the order of the deck it's even better!

This move looks fair, not flashy at all and also very casual: it's a must have for any card magician

Great handling and taught very well. A little confusing to start but once you get it it flows very smoothly.

Its a card trick worth 10/10. Completed told. It could not be better. Buy and you go to next level If you are beginner its a must have..... Poul is a thorough teacher....

Awesome

With this download you get a very innocent looking control, which is quite easy to perform, which retains the stack order. Moreover you can use the in-built false cut independently from the control as well. Paul Wilson's teaching is thorough, a big plus for me is the angle of the instructional video.

It was a little challenging for me, but a little more practice and I will have it. What a very subtle way of moving a few cards to the top of the deck and at the same time, keeping the deck in its original order. I expect I will be using this move a great deal!

This is a great multiple shift that’s relatively easy to do. What’s great is at the same time you learn a very effective false cut that you can use by itself. Everything is taught really well and over the shoulder and Paul takes his time. A must have for any card worker.

I have performed the Elias shift for years, but this is a different take on the in-the-hands multiple shift. The handling looks the same but is actually different and the following triple cut is very deceptive. Highly recommended.

I picked this up at 50% off during a sale, and it’s a great utility move to have—especially for someone like me who does a lot of strolling and doesn’t usually have access to a table.

The move allows you to control one or multiple selections while keeping the deck in order, all under the natural action of a cut. It’s a super practical tool for real-world performance settings.

The video is about ten minutes long and starts off with an over-the-shoulder angle, which is helpful for learning. The handling isn’t too difficult, and if you’ve been working with cards for a bit, the mechanics will feel fairly intuitive.

Overall, it’s a smart addition to any working magician’s repertoire—efficient, deceptive, and well-suited for walk-around environments.