I can do Man on Flying Trapeze well with almost a perfect consistency after some practice but when I do Double or Nothing its either mounted on the inner string on on top of both strings !! I rarely mounted a perfect Double or Nothing and when I successfully did it my yoyo might be in a sloping position which force me to retract the yoyo back before i got time to see what happened actually.
Also, a better yoyo would help. Something with prolonged spin times, so you can correct your mistakes. Like the first guy said, practice practice practice.
heres a tip when i started to learn this mount first i got the two strings on your fingers then i started swinging the yoyo so i had enough momentum to get it in the trapeze
Followed some advice I read somewhere and practiced the Houdini Mount to get the feel for how my hands should be spaced apart, etc. Then when moving to Double-or-Nothing, made extra sure the first wrap around non-throw-hand was as far in (away from fingertip) as I could to make space.
When practicing the Houdini Mount, you just KNOW that all unnecessary strings are out of the way, so you can land with confidence.
Moving to the D-o-N, when that first wrap is far down, you have similar confidence. If you feel that you’re not down far enough, meh… try to finish anyhow. Sometimes you’ll have the same problems (wrong string or two strings) but it’s still a practice throw. Can’t go wrong with practicing.
Ok , this is how i learned it , keep two warp as far as possible since when you do it , the string’s too close then it’ll tilt . Try to space’s it out as far as possible but not too far
Anyway! Trying only a portion of the Double or Nothing will help you with string placement. The Matrix video has another way you can try getting into a Double or Nothing as well. It’s all about string placement