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pueraeternus New user 28 Posts 
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Looking for the name of this gaffed card case. The case just contains a regular stripper deck, and the case has a slit in the side with a small piece of plastic glued to the cut piece.Looking for the name of this gaffed card case. The case just contains a regular stripper deck, and the case has a slit in the side with a small piece of plastic glued to the cut piece.
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hackmonkey Inner circle England 1093 Posts
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I have no idea what this is, buyout of interest what does it do?
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pueraeternus New user 28 Posts
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That's what I was hoping to find out, if I learned it's name... chicken & egg problem.
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Bill08 Special user Montreal 719 Posts
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Maybe, since it's a Stripper Deck, by applying pressure to the hinge you can dump out the deck from the case but the chosen (reversed) card will stay inside
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Julie Inner circle 3943 Posts
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It might be a set-up for a Rising Card presentation. The extra piece could possibly enable you to push the only exposed wide-ended card upwards from the narrow end of the deck...
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pueraeternus New user 28 Posts
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Good suggestions, I will try these.
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