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M@gic Man Regular user Australia 121 Posts 
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10 card poker deal is pretty cool. dunno if it fits ur requirements tho. it is impromtu, you can borrow the deck, but you do need a table, unless you want a fiddly presentation.
Its not what you do, but how you do it.
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Magiguy Inner circle Seattle, WA 5473 Posts
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Harry Lorayne has a great one from Personal Collection (actually the first item in the book), that he offers some inspirational credit to Juan Tamariz for, called "To The Point." I get very strong reactions with this one.
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Magic CPA New user 81 Posts
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1. Sid Loraine's simplified version of Triumph using the slop shuffle.
2. Glimpse the top card after the above and force it (e.g. slip force) as a quick "trick". 3. ONE std pick-a-card trick with an interesting revelation. 4. Waving the aces. 5. The Biddle trick 6. The last trick of Dr. Daley. |
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