• Description

    This is a fun move where you shoot out playing cards from your palm You can shoot out many card in a row with great accuracy and distance.

  • Difficulty

    It will take a little while to get used to the palm and get the card spinning. It should take quite a bit longer to be able to shoot the cards without hesitation and with accuracy.

  • Pro Tips

    1.) Do this move with your hand palm down to shoot the cards outwards away from yourself instead of up.

  • Sources

    Me?

  • Deck Used

    Bicycle Standards

25 replies
  1. Krispy
    Krispy says:

    Hey but the cards may deform right ?, i mean it wont stay the same cuz when i did it all the cards bended wardly

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  2. run 3
    run 3 says:

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  3. Joyce Mills
    Joyce Mills says:

    This palm spin technique looks amazing! I’ve been practicing card manipulation myself. How do you manage to keep the cards so steady while spinning? Also, do you think mastering this could help with my gaming reflexes in Geometry Dash Subzero?

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  4. Class of '09 Online
    Class of '09 Online says:

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  5. Class of '09 Online
    Class of '09 Online says:

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  6. testyouriq
    testyouriq says:

    This card trick is incredibly cool, but it takes serious practice. If you enjoy mastering detailed skills like this, you might also like to test your mental agility. I found a fun way to challenge my brain at testyouriq.app.

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  7. samplepdf
    samplepdf says:

    This card shooting move looks like a blast to learn! The palm spin technique seems tricky but rewarding once you master it. By the way, for anyone looking to practice with downloadable instructions, sample pdf files are perfect for keeping tutorials handy.

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  8. impromptugenerator
    impromptugenerator says:

    This palm spin card shooting tutorial is a fun skill to master, though it definitely takes practice to get that spin and accuracy. If you want to generate fresh card moves on the fly, the Impromptu Generator app is a great companion for impromptu performances.

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  9. cliplumi
    cliplumi says:

    This palm spin card shooting guide from 52Kards is such a fun trick to practice! I love how clearly the difficulty and pro tips are explained. If you want to capture your card tricks in style, try cliplumi, an AI Photo Editor that makes your magic shots look incredible.

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  10. toontone
    toontone says:

    This palm spin card shooting tutorial from 52Kards breaks the move down really well, and the pro tips about hand position are genuinely useful for beginners. If you enjoy creative card flourishes, toon tone is worth checking out for more fun ideas to practice.

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  11. patternblend
    patternblend says:

    This palm spin card shooting tutorial is super fun and surprisingly challenging to master. The accuracy tip about keeping your palm down really helped me. If you enjoy creative visual projects too, check out patternblend, a great pixel art maker for designing unique patterns.

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  12. rasterbator
    rasterbator says:

    This palm spin card shooting tutorial is such a fun trick to practice, and the pro tip about keeping your hand palm down really helps with accuracy. I might print a giant poster of my favorite card flourish using the rasterbator app to decorate my practice space.

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  13. OrbitKickGroup
    OrbitKickGroup says:

    The palm spin is such a slick move, and the slow motion breakdown here really shows where the release happens. I have been practicing this for a while and this tutorial finally made the angle click for me. Great content, keep them coming!

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