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Nicholas Einhorn “Nicks’s flick” or Jean Pierre Vallarino “kick deal” as seen on World Greatest Magic: This is more like a fast top throw or push off with the index finger with a twist in the wrist. See Nicholas Einhorn’s lecture note “commercial magic 2000” for a complete instruction and a method for catching by using the first part of the swivel cut. The idea is the same as with the long distance shot done by the thumb.
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Another version of the shot is Jean Pierre Vallarino “Turn kick deal”. Same as one before but now the card turns in midair. He does a slip cut and let the top card of the right hand pushed a bit to the right as he pushes and flicks his finger forward.
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