TnR

[Bernard Brandon]

In Bich's TNR are the angles like DG's Torn or is TNR more angle proof. I own Torn and I when I want to perform it out, I always have a lot of spectators all around me. So is TNR more better to perform in those situations? Thanks!

BB193
_PeAcE!

 

[CaesarMagic]

your angles are much better in my opinion well you have less chance of flashing,

 

[jackofclubs002]

I agree better angles

 

[Magic Man4293]

All Torn and restored are like self levitations. Don't do them they all suck.

 

[dummyisdumb]

All Torn and restored are like self levitations. Don't do them they all suck.

You're kidding, right?

 

[James Wise Magic]

All Torn and restored are like self levitations. Don't do them they all suck.

The Holy Grail is a very good torn and restored card effect.
You're covered from ALL angles. You can't say it sucks.

 

[Dima]

To my surprise i have gotten amazing reactions when doing the Balducci. Nobody knows how i do it...nobody over 40 actually.

PS. Torn is an amazing torn and restored trick, and so it Torn Too.

I find Holy Grail too unpractical for the set up reasons.

 

[Bernard Brandon]

So TNR has less chance of flashing than Torn?

 

[dragon521]

How's the Reformation by Guy Hollingworth?

 

[dummyisdumb]

How's the Reformation by Guy Hollingworth?

Very good and visual, but !*@!)*#!!@)#!#$.

 

[heavymetalholic]

TnR is Great, Bout you can not have anyone behind you