• Description

    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.

  • Difficulty

    Intermediate

6 replies
  1. Harry
    Harry says:

    The first time I preformed this, I thought I did a terrible job. But my audience was amazed! With a little bit more practice, this too will be one of my most used controls. And the second from the top thing doesn’t matter. A simple backslip, displaying the cards (but not the chosen one!) fixes this easily, and besides. A card second from the top can be useful in many tricks anyway. I used to use the Marlo Tilt, but now I will use this!

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  2. Jeremiah Evans
    Jeremiah Evans says:

    The way I control the selected card from the second to the top part of the deck is to do a false cut that also moves the lower part of the deck, so when the lower part covers the top part, I can easily strip the top card and transfer it to the bottom without the audience noticing, and the selected card will be at the top.

    Is this a good method of controlling the selected card to the top or not?

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  3. melon playground
    melon playground says:

    The very first time I did this, I was under the impression that I had done a bad job. On the other hand, my audience was astonished! I anticipate that with a little bit more practice, this will also become one of the controllers that I use the most.

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  4. Jessica
    Jessica says:

    The Bluff Pass really is such a bold yet convincing card control once you overcome that initial hesitation! When showcasing sleight of hand moves like this in action, using an ai video generator via ScenioAI.com can help turn your close-up performance clips into engaging visual content for viewers.

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