I did not know where to put it so I'll just post it here, since the books itself is kinda gambling themed.
I'm looking for the book Down Under Deals by Andrew Wimhurst.
I've looked through the internet and haven't found it. Can't even find it on ebay.
So, if anyone could tell me where could I buy this book, I would be very thankfull.

It WAS available up until quite recently from Michael Vincents site. He may have sold out now but it might be worth your while to contact him.

http://www.michaelvincentproductions.com......ets.html

Alternatively, I think (I may be wrong) that Andrew himself occaisionally posts on the Café, maybe you could try looking him up.

He posts here, I think under ASW?

Michael Vincent has been sold out for a while now.
I believe Andrew has stated in the past that he's out of them too. (he's definitely ASW on the Café if you want to try and PM him to ask).

The notes go for up to $50.00 on ebay, but show up for sale very rarely.

Dam, that's too bad.
But, is there a PDF version from it? I mean has Andrew ever thought about making an e-book out of it?
Thanks

Probably too much effort and too open to piracy.

What specifically are you looking for in the notes?
Some of the material is also covered on Andrew's DVD.

I am looking for the false deals and stevens cull.
And ofcourse, everything else aswell, just not as much as the ones above.
Thanks

Andrew's DVD has a healthy portion of his false deal work on it, but his Stevens stuff is only in the notes.

http://www.mymagic.com/wimhurst.htm

Oh okay, I guess I will get that instead.
Thanks

ASW did contemplate putting the notes out online. Pretty sure I read that on Conjure Nation Forum. Don't know whether he did or not. I'd purchase a download.

ASW did contemplate putting the notes out online. Pretty sure I read that on Conjure Nation Forum. Don't know whether he did or not. I'd purchase a download.

There are no false deals on the video. (Long story). But there's a lot of other moves and prized material covered. It's value for money unless you think you're really going to learn how I do the Centre deal or the Hof cull. (Again, long story).

Meir Yedid did a terrific job on the transfer to DVD.

I am considering doing a large format hardcover, but may reprint the DUD notes soon. Maybe by the end of the year.

Thanks for the interest.

If your looking for info on the Steven's cull I suggest you get a copy of the first book Revelations - Vernon and Erdnase published by Magical Publication's.

As far as info about the Steven's cull on a DVD - there are a few DVD's out there that have some useful information out there if you hunt them down.

Allen Ackerman has a very good video tape on the false deals.

I hope this helps.

I have to apologize, I was going by memory.
Looking at the DVD box after reading Andrews post, there are some center deal tips and a strip out shuffle with a block transfer on the DVD, which is what I was remembering as being "a healthy portion of false deal work".

Whatever the case, the DVD is a great resource with a lot of quality work on it.

Allar, while waiting for Andrew's excellent DUD notes I would follow Glenn's sound advise except that I would go with the recently published Revelation by Dai Vernon ED by David Ben. I cannot receommend this book enough. This superb tome includes the original method and tips for handling the Stevens Cull as well as a comprehensive description of the Allan Kennedy middle deal exclusively revealed by David Ben. This is a quirky deal but if mastered as described it has deceptive advantages that other approaches lack. Good luck,

Paul

Thanks everyone for the great advices. But in specific, I am looking for rather all kinds of takes of greek dealing and also second dealing, than center dealing. I will soon get to that, but at the moment I have my hands full of sleights that I've yet to master.
And what a coincidence, just earlier today I watched Allan Ackerman's Card Control vol. 2.
I'll try to get a hold of a copy of the recently published Revelations, thanks.

If I may add - the choice in a move like a bottom deal, center deal or a second deal - or a method or system like culling and stacking - part of that in my opinion has something to do with the goals a person might have in mind.

In my opinion moves and techniques are only the tools a magician might use to get from point A. to point B. Often knowing why a person might want to learn a method or a technique might help in the suggestion.

In magic - and in performance - I have found the jog shuffle culling and stacking techniques more effective and more useful than table riffle shuffle techniques.

Just my opinion!

In magic, a Hof cull is the most useful method, bar none. There are now numerous sources for the move and, judging from the vids by kids on Youtube, the Kimlat DVD would be a good choice.

Allar, the old Brad Burt video is a good place to learn a second deal, and Jason England has a video on the Greek deal.

I tend not to judge with words like the best - because my goals and what works for me - and the way I like to work in front of an audience may be different from others in magic.

However speaking of jog shuffle culls and stacks as useful I found the Marlo Lessin out culling and staking methods good information - the Molinari cull very good as it is the backbone of a lot of my own jog shuffle work. Also the Grismer cull and that is explained in the older Revelations - Vernon and Erdnase published by Magical Publication's.

As for table riffle shuffle culling I like using the Triumph shuffle and my slant on the Stevens cull. And I learned the Stevens cull from the Revelations book I just mentioned.

In my own work I find the jog shuffle culls and stacks more useful because they work when I am standing or sitting - in good or bad lighting. I also feel that the jog shuffle has a lot more showmanship than the riffle shuffle. Since it is off the table it is easier to see.

However being able to riffle shuffle cull and stack too - in my opinion can be an advantage to the advantage performing magician.

I also learned the second deal from the classic book Card Mastery.

I hope this helps!

Just my opinion.