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Roger Kelly Inner circle Kent, England 3331 Posts 
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Virginia City Shuffle is a permanent feature in my wallet.
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montanna40 Loyal user 236 Posts
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Powerball 60
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kebmo3108 New user Austria 67 Posts
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In a normal brown bear leather wallet (large, but still suitable for the backpocket), I carry around quite a lot of tricks (seven) without the wallet being overloaded.
What makes it efficient for me is to store props (loops, piece of paper, a piece of black tack/ blue tack, a prediction card...) which enables to grab borrowed objects (shuffled deck, a knive, a ring , a fork,..) and perform tricks on the spot. For a hobby performer as I am, there is usually no formal setting and it is nice to appear impromptu in casual situations. Trickwise it could be for example: Kollossal Killer with DD cards, Coins across with a s#### , 6 old cards for Brent Braun’s Torched and restored, Nick Einhorns Instachange, ... |
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dmoriarty1 New user 96 Posts
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This thread is a few months old, but I wanted to say thanks for all the great ideas (and reminders of some forgotten gems). I wanted to add what's been in my wallet for years: Two $1s to a $2 and Tony Miller's Pocket Space Plus. The bill transpo is a classic, but Tony Miller's effect is great and I believe long out of print, which is unfortunate because I've performed this so much the cards are worn out.
You can find an old thread on the effect here: https://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/view......c=261451 |
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wulfiesmith Inner circle Beverley, UK 1140 Posts
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Unknown to the spectator, have yourself a d-b***** card inside the closed wallet.
Then have the spectator freely select any card in the deck. Shuffle the deck, keeping the card on top. Open the wallet and show there is a card inside. Place the card on top of the deck, and perform a d-l*** Lo-and-behold - the card in the wallet was their card. Hand them their card, and immediately cut the deck, loosing the evidence. |
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keilunmagic New user 66 Posts
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On Apr 25, 2018, Chollet wrote: I used to use the Tan version (softer), recently moved to the Shogun Wallet. I carry cash (same amount on both sides for consistency), my unreleased B'Wave, NFW, an extra ungaffed Ace and Hold It Buster by Dan Harlan (4 cards on one side and the reveal in the other), plus few credit cards. Hip and compact. |
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Denis Bastible Loyal user Buffalo, New York 293 Posts
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WTF and B’Wave
If you listen to Phil, forgo the Elmsley count, treat B’Wave as mentalism, it absolutely fries. With WTF, it takes a bit of time to do a convincing 4 joker reveal, but that adds immensely to the effect and presentation. Always those two with me in O’CONNELL packet wallet,. Hopping Halves always there too |
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Dollarbill Special user Colorado 963 Posts
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On Jan 23, 2020, Denis Bastible wrote: You mean NFW.......WTF is the reaction it gets. 
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wulfiesmith Inner circle Beverley, UK 1140 Posts
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The LED Monte.
Self-working. Plays big, packs small. Lots of ways to perform this. Three small LED lights, one battery. The spectator tries to find the odd coloured light. Everything is in the control of the performer. Depeding on your supplier, this comes with just the lights, or with cups. |
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thekillingjoke33 New user 50 Posts
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Powerball 60, Bwave, Positive/Positive, Coins, Triad Coins, an 4 card packet trick of mine
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Jonathan Townsend Eternal Order Ossining, NY 27136 Posts
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Quote: Ask him. http://rfaproductions.com/products/pocketspace.htm
On Feb 1, 2019, dmoriarty1 wrote: He's got some new stuff too 
...to all the coins I've dropped here
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stevie c Regular user 195 Posts
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On Nov 7, 2018, montanna40 wrote: PB60 for me too!! Great trick if presented well
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draupnir New user Texas 69 Posts
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I've always had really good experiences with B'wave and I also tend to carry a few prepared fusion gimmicks from blake vogt
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Mb217 Inner circle 8798 Posts
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B'wave is a great trick, still after all these years. It is easy to do, and lends itself more to your presentation skills, which should be practiced as much as the moves in any effect. I used to carry it, along with NFW, Double Back and Capitulating Queens (Think they all still live together in that old wallet, too).
That was my starting 5...So good that for years, all you needed was just these 4.
Made a decent-at-best coin guy like myself, look & feel a bit like a pretty darn good card man at times.
*Check out my latest: The MB Tanspo PLUS, MB's Morgan, Copper Silver INC, Double Trouble, FlySki, Crimp Change - REDUX!, and other fine magic at gumroad.com/mb217magic
"Believe in YOU, and you will see the greatest magic that ever was." -Mb 
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EndersGame Inner circle Reviewer EndersGame 1711 Posts
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On Apr 27, 2020, Mb217 wrote: NFW and Capitulating Queens are two outstanding choices for this category. But B'Wave is the one that I carry around with me the most, simply because of how easy it is for portability, preparation, and presentation. |
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peter881020 New user Hong Kong 10 Posts
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I always carry B'wave and NFW. Quick tricks and have a great impact on audiences
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Gonzalo Mateos New user 19 Posts
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I always carry a packet trick where you change a lot of times the colour of the back of the cards. I don’t know the name of this trick, also I carry the gimmick of a “card throw spectator’s bill”. The third thing I always carry is one normal card, and I can use it for example as a prediction of a thinked card. Also in mi pockets I carry some coins, elastic bands and a deck.
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magicwiia Regular user 120 Posts
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Ace by Richard Sanders
Stand-Up Monte by Garrett Thomas |
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lighthouse9 New user Michigan 50 Posts
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Some great suggestions in this thread. I carry B'wave, and occasionally some Regeneration or Torched and Restored cards.
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Jxb1989 New user 57 Posts
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In my wallet (stealth assassin) I have extreme burn 2.0, Rejoined by Joao Miranda, my business cards , surprice by Taiwan Ben on an old debit card, and stasis built into a credit card. Now, for my packet trick wallet (jol), I have polish poker, shinkansen by Phil Goldstein, Bridge over troubled oil and water, and skinners monte.
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