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Roger Kelly![]() Inner circle Kent, England 3327 Posts ![]() |
Virginia City Shuffle is a permanent feature in my wallet.
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montanna40![]() Loyal user 208 Posts ![]() |
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kebmo3108![]() New user Austria 66 Posts ![]() |
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 83 Posts ![]() |
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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