Dunn Deal by Shaun Dunn presented by Dan Harlan (only Premium)

“That fooled the hell out of me” -Cameron Francis

“Unbelievable! This is about as fair as it gets!” -John George


“Shockingly direct. It’s my preferred Out of this World, and I think it’ll be yours too.” -Dan Harlan

It doesn’t get more fair than this. Yes, this uses a gimmick, however in exchange for that one requirement, you get the holy grail of out of this world. A completely process-free version where a spectator can shuffle the cards, deal 2 piles and then you almost immediately show them that the entire deck has been split into red and black.

Where other gimmicked OOTW tricks have used the gimmick to get into classic OOTW setup, this new method side-steps ALL the process and lets you have fun, remember nothing and just blow people away.

If you want to SLLLLOOOOOWWWWWLLLY reveal one card at a time like the classic REQUIRES you to do, you can still do that. Dunn Deal liberates you from stopping half-way, having to remember which half is which, and basically EVERYTHING that’s unpleasant about the original version, and most modern variations.

Dunn Deal is quickly becoming the preferred OOTW of pros like Dan Harlan, and we think you’ll see why the instant you perform it for the first time.

Collectors of OOTW methods will at first wonder what’s new about Dunn Deal vs previous gimmicked versions like Cosmos Duo. But the instant they perform it, they’ll realize how much process and mental effort has been eliminated. There’s simply no going back.

Dunn Deal by Shaun Dunn presented by Dan Harlan (only Premium)
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5 comments

  1. too many premiums on the site now 🙁

  2. muh nigga are you putting copy cat by david parr? thanks yo

  3. copy cat by david parr please!

  4. can you upload please real ace cutting by Benjamin earl and real coin magic by Benjamin earl
    does any have these???

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