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Daren Inner circle 2058 Posts |
Erm isn’t this thread meant to be about ID???
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Fero Loyal user 294 Posts |
From the performance looks peter doesn’t use any equivoche .....
I already got on the mark (which I m not really a fan of) so I really would love to know the differences between the 2 of them. |
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Gaz Lawrence Inner circle 5991 Posts |
I am presuming if they go down the right road no equivoque will be necessary . This obviously won’t always happen though , best wishes Tarik 🙂
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MacIrish Regular user 143 Posts |
Is this the same as Kolossal Killer ?
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illusion123 Regular user Wolverhampton, England 121 Posts |
I have On the Mark, which I think is excellent and Kolossal Killer which is my everyday Wallet. Not sure about ID and what the difference is. Would I just be buying something very similar to what I already have.
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Gaz Lawrence Inner circle 5991 Posts |
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On Nov 5, 2017, illusion123 wrote: I would say yes regards Tarik 🙂 |
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JackMagic Inner circle 1989 Posts |
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On Nov 5, 2017, illusion123 wrote: Have to agree Regardless of method it's exactly the same effect ( to the spectators point of view) On the mark is straight forward works every time , and the strange thing on the mark is also an alakazam product so don't see the value in putting out the same effect again |
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jerdunn Inner circle 1738 Posts |
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On Nov 4, 2017, rowland wrote: Hi Rowland -- I had Bang On and sold it. For me, it's obvious that placing your prediction out in plain view from the start is stronger, compared with taking it out after the card (or whatever) is named. Otherwise, stage performers wouldn't have a prediction box hanging above the stage all during the show - they'd just have their assistant wheel it out after the audience makes its random selections. Another thing: Bang On requires too much pocket space. On The Mark = one pocket. All this said, of course, whatever prop works for us is the right one to use. For my taste, it's On the Mark -- or for a true full-deck choice, a Q Index. Cheers, Jerry |
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illusion123 Regular user Wolverhampton, England 121 Posts |
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On Nov 5, 2017, JackMagic wrote: |
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illusion123 Regular user Wolverhampton, England 121 Posts |
I cant quite understand why Alakazam as does this when On the Mark deos an excellent job. Would like to know the difference.
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RNK Inner circle 7742 Posts |
This looks nice but I think being able to name 8 different cards is much stronger which can be accomplished using Tony Millers Shiva wallet. And you can show the one prediction card in your wallet before you begin the routine. Also, the spectator can take out the prediction card himself and handle the card. Another strong convincer.
RNK
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IAIN Eternal Order england 18802 Posts |
I don't understand any of these effects when a sealed envelope with a prediction and say, the person's name is so simple to do...
I've asked to be banned
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TuneHV Inner circle New York 2084 Posts |
The nice thing about ID, compared to other versions, is that the large red envelope is very visible in the wallet, and you are very open with how you go to the wallet to remove it, which leads spectators to believe that there is only one envelope with one card. With most other versions, the retrieval of the card needs to be done with the wallet angled towards yourself. There are certainly advantages (and disadvantages) with this version, but that is why its great to have a variety of options to choose from to determine which approach is best for you.
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JanForster Inner circle Germany ... when not traveling... 4238 Posts |
May I remind you kindly of my version which is a combination of OTM and BangOn and uses only one very small wallet which comes in play at the very beginning, stays there the entire time (you even open it before you start). If you go downstairs you will find my post including a link for a video performance. It is some time ago. Jan
Jan Forster
www.janforster.de |
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Fero Loyal user 294 Posts |
Is this version based on equivoque too or is based on totally another method. Can be really ANYCARD named??
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Nathan Alexander Inner circle 2082 Posts |
Sidenote: Jan - you're a monster. An incredibly evil genius monster, and I like it. Wow.
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Tony Venetico Loyal user Chicago, IL 238 Posts |
Just watched the video - yes you need to help them narrow their selection -- still looks great and a good quality product. I have OTM too, but this is a welcome addition to my collection
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hektormagic Veteran user 352 Posts |
Jan, can you tell us the name of your effect (version) and the link to it?
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Fero Loyal user 294 Posts |
I m really interested in this trick....but if the method is similar to the one used in On the Mark I skip it.
Can anybody suggest something?? |
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JanForster Inner circle Germany ... when not traveling... 4238 Posts |
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On Nov 9, 2017, hektormagic wrote: I have sent you a PM ... Jan
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