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edh Inner circle 4698 Posts 
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On 2005-12-29 13:19, Scott Kahn wrote: I believe Chris Angel also used it on one of his T.V. shows.
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Logan Five Inner circle Northern California 1434 Posts
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Will Gordon you beat me to it. Stack Attack has some fairly simple gambling routines in it. That Red and Black Location effect can even be used as a memory routine.
Rick
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Silly Walter the Polar Bear Special user 506 Posts
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Marlo-Gardner poker deal.
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tgplano Special user Ted Gillam 614 Posts
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A cut to the Aces I made up. Have the four aces on top and a breather crimp on the bottom. Challenge the spectator to cut for high card. He cuts and completes the cut and shows his card. You cut to the breather, complete the cut and show one of the aces from the top. Repeat 3 more times.
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Juble Veteran user 363 Posts
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Nice work Ted! The breather really is a great control. Throw a couple of shuffles and cuts retaining the Aces in position and you'd have a good routine. Would be good to end with the spectator cutting to an Ace perhaps?
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tgplano Special user Ted Gillam 614 Posts
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Thanks for the comment. I finish with the Ace of Spades and just flick the deck with my finger flipping the breather and everything above it face up. The top face down card is the Ace of Spades.
Mentalism for the Metroplex
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Juble Veteran user 363 Posts
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Great ending Ted! I've used the Finger Flicking method a few times under the guise of showing what a trained finger can do.
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JSBLOOM Inner circle 2024 Posts
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How about Flipflop flush?
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Anabelle Special user 951 Posts
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Great source for someone like me who's awful with sleights. Thanks!
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magicbob116 Inner circle 1523 Posts
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Wow... how many model/actresses do you suppose there are out there who are also magician/mentalists?
B. Robert Pulver
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Jaybs Special user 560 Posts
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Glenn Bishop's 'Milk Stack Poker Deal' is a great effect that is almost self-working and ends with a Royal Flush!
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Snidini Special user 776 Posts
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I also agree that "The Power of Poker" is a very strong effect and not difficult to do. This one should not be overlooked.
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ursusminor Elite user Norway 443 Posts
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Tony Binarelli's "Class act" has an 18 Card Poker Deal called "Cincinatti Kid Poker Deal", that's on of my favourites!
Bjørn
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magickdabid--uk Loyal user 245 Posts
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The James File is loaded with some of the most unbelievable Poker routines ever, most of which date from the early part of the of the 30's & 40's, but are light years ahead of anything that has come out in the yast 10-15 years.......
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nique Special user Singapore 940 Posts
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Guy Hollingworth has one which I perform. It's a full demo with stacking, bottoms and centres. Then the deck goes back into new deck order (this part's self working).
https://youtube.com/user/nateuqin
"ChairLess - A Chair Prediction" "Epique - A Mental Epic" "TAP - The Assignment Prediction" PM or email me for details: niquetan@gmail.com Reviews here: http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/viewtopic.php?topic=462773&forum=303&13 https://m.facebook.com/niquetanmindreader/ www.niquetan.com |
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Great Domino Special user Canada 545 Posts
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John Bannon's new lecture notes, Six.Impossible.Things has a GREAT poker deal. Easy, great presentation and pretty much self working. Worth the $15 just for this effect.
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captainsmiffy Special user UK, resident UAE 589 Posts
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Take some time out to try 'Up The Ante'....absolutely no sleights required and a genuine self-worker. PM me for a performance video (will be away from early tomorrow flying for a couple of days).
Spectator is handed a pack of cards and he can cut, deal and shuffle the deck before a series of wagers are placed....he retains the deck throughout the routine. Hope that you take the time to take a look... Martyn Smith
Have you tried 'Up The Ante' yet?? The ultimate gambling demo....a self-working wonder! See the reviews here on the cafe.
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Proxy Veteran user 336 Posts
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Up the Ante is a strong effect.
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Vlad_77 Inner circle The Netherlands 5829 Posts
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On 2006-01-10 00:36, magickdabid--uk wrote: I realize that Dave posted this eons ago, but, he is so very right about Stewart James. Looking for not only a self-working effect but practically a complete act? Look at James' "Ten Nights in a Card Room." I think you will be pleasantly surprised
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Robert//Livingston New user Still learning after 97 Posts
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I think a great self-working poker effect that I use often is Alex Hayden's "Expose" followed by John Mendoza's "Routine Poker Mental" both found on Volume 2 of Doc Eason's "Bar Magic".
"Being challenged in life is inevitable, being defeated is optional."
"Experience is a hard teacher because she gives the test first, and the lesson after" - Vernon Sanders Law |
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