Card Technique: This technique allows you to count 4 cards when you are really only showing 2.  

1-One of the great classics of false shuffle. Quite simple to perform and very effective. 2-False shuffle by cuts, inspired by a Franck Garcia's shuffle.3-False shuffle by multiple cuts that leaves your deck in the initial order. Very convincing!  

Some of Dominique Duvivier's personal applications of the "Multiple Shift" technique, which gives the illusion of a complete shuffle.  

Did you like "Shitty Ace Control"? Then don't miss the rest of it: it's even faster and easier... It's a dream!  

A very nice effect where a card is transformed at sight in your fingers ... Flash and striking!  

Card Techniques: Two methods to control a card are described here. Both techniques are easy to do, but are very effective.  

Card techniques: Dominique Duvivier explains two false cuts of his own. In both cases, the deck appears to be cut while it remains in its original order.  

An extremely visual method to reveal a card by transforming it in the blink of an eye! Guaranteed Impact.  

Card Technique: This technique allows a card to be controlled while to the spectator, it is clearly buried in the middle of the deck. The deck is clean at the end of the technique: no break, the deck can be put down and squared on the table.  

Would you like to try a sponge ball trick? It's bluffing and easy to do! Here is the effect: you put a sponge ball in your hand and the ball disappears. This effect is amazing! It's up to you.  

The deck is shuffled by one spectator and one card is chosen by another. When this spectator shuffles again to lose his card, it is clear that a mysterious card is between two red kings! And then you will think: "No! It's not possible! ». Well, "Yes it is!". It is indeed the chosen card: it is no longer in the deck! Dominique Duvivier shares here with you a particularly baffling technique of his own. Even when we see the explanation, we remain amazed!  

Card Technique: To give the illusion that the deck is shuffled with three cuts, but it remains in its original order.  

Card technique: How to control a card to a desired position from the bottom of the deck. Dominique Duvivier uses this control in a variety of ways.  

Card technique: This video explains a specific technique from Dominique Duvivier to lap some cards, and thus get rid of those embarassing ones.  

Card technique: how to force a card in an easy, but effective way.