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warren Inner circle uk 4323 Posts |
I've played about with a few different versions of this classic effect over the years and having not done it for a while it's like ive found a brand new effect to play with.
Out of those that perform this effect do you prefer to end on a royal flush or are you happy with thing like 4 of a kind ? In the past I've often used the 242 deal as taught in Joshua Jays Talk About Tricks dvds but I'm now thinking that from a none card players point of view a royal flush that a royal flush is the more obvious winning hand if that makes sense. |
drmagico Loyal user 253 Posts |
I end with a royal flush...howard
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Poof-Daddy Inner circle Considering Stopping At Exactly 5313 Posts |
As with most of the effects in "The Bammo Ten Card Deal Dossier" by Bob Farmer, I prefer to end with the hand that "just beats" the spectators hand. Ie 3 of a kind over 2 pair or a full house over 3 of a kind. The cards used in most set ups for the routine do not even include the cards needed for a Royal Flush (or any straight or flush). Although I like the Royal Flush beating out a seemingly wrongly dealt hand (like the "Vernon Poker Deal"), I think the "Royal Flush ending" is a bit overused (in the way Ace tricks are "overused" if you know where I am coming from)
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warren Inner circle uk 4323 Posts |
I suppose it's really down to personal choice, I'm just trying to think what would be the better hand to a layman who doesn't really have any knowledge of poker the royal flush or the 4 aces.
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Steven Keyl Inner circle Washington, D.C. 2630 Posts |
If I were performing for someone that had no knowledge of poker then I'd rethink the poker deal altogether and move on to something else.
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warren Inner circle uk 4323 Posts |
Steven if its a one on one performance in would agree..I'm just talking about in general though
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Steven Keyl Inner circle Washington, D.C. 2630 Posts |
Understood.
Another idea for those that don't know all of the poker rules is to do a Blackjack deal, which is also detailed in Farmer's "The Bammo Ten Card Deal Dossier". Even people that don't know the rules can easily understand the basic premise of being the closest to 21 without going over. It's quite an impressive routine.
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warren Inner circle uk 4323 Posts |
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On Apr 22, 2016, Steven Keyl wrote: Thanks Steven much appreciated I'll definitely look into that |
Hudson892 Regular user Sheffield, UK 103 Posts |
Warren I actually perform the 242 deal with my own handling that allows for a royal/straight flush. If you're interested, shoot me a PM
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pattrick Loyal user maumee, ohio 226 Posts |
Check out Aldo Colombini's routine. Simple, easy and pretty darn good. Pattrick
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equivoque Special user 881 Posts |
Does any know where I can get a playing card with the rankings of poker hands on it?At one point, Many decks came with this extra card
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cuchullain New user Oklahoma City 99 Posts |
I "google image" Poker hand and found one I could print - English on one side - Spanish on the other, and pasted it to a playing card template for printing
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Harle New user Longmont, CO 10 Posts |
For a more general performance, I just go for a Royal Flush, it tends to be more immediately recognizable to laymen.
But if I'm putting together with a heavier focus on gambling (hustling, false deals, and the like), I prefer to just barely beat their hands. Fits the narrative smoother and opens up some really fun patter. |
Fila New user 57 Posts |
Idea from a Colombini booklet !
You have a prediction on the table, the ten cards are shuffles ! You put them on the table in a line. And now you turn de prediction: I will win with the 2-3-6-7-9 ! And you take your 5 cards and show them after all that you still win everytime hehe |
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