“The gambler’s ultimate guide to detection and prevention in the private game, in the casino, and online.”
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Have you ever sat against a monster bet wishing that you knew what was coming on the river? Wonder if this is even possible? Over the years, hustlers and card mechanics have developed hundreds of techniques to create a poker environment where even sharks become prey. Cheating does occur, and the serious player’s best protection against it is to understand how it works.
One of the last true remaining secrets in magic.
A move, a technique, a tool that has been closely guarded for over a century. Mentioned in print only a handful of times throughout history. This is the first time that the complete workings have been made available to the magic community.
The basic concept behind Sub Rosa can be learned in a matter of minutes and can be put into use in a matter of hours — even by a total beginner. Complete mastery of the techniques and concepts
Another winner from Bruce Elliott, author of Classic Secrets of Magic. Chapters on coin and paper money magic, rings, rope, handkerchiefs, mind reading, and a chapter on self working card tricks, all described in his wonderful writing style. Recommended by David Roth, Conjuring Arts Research Center’s Master in Residence.
he Double Lift is a move essential to the repertoire of any card magician. It’s a timeless tool; as fundamental to those just starting out in magic as it is to the seasoned professional.
A classic utility sleight used and studied by beginners and experts alike.
A impressive visual effect that we have seen Auke perform many times in our booth – which always gets a big reaction! Highly suggested!
Spectator is asked to mentally choose a random playing card from a fanned deck. The magician explains he will find the spectator’s card from a new deck using a few narrowing questions. With the cards facing the magician, the questions begin. “Is your card a red card or a black card?” Discarding what seems to be the non-chosen color, the magician continues, “Was your card a Heart or Diamond?” (or Spade or Club?) After a few more questions, and discarding the cards not chosen, the magician reveals the remaining card to be the one thought of by the spectator. This appears to
Card lovers rejoice! Ben Earl’s definitive treatise on legitimately cutting to the Aces is finally here. With a running time of over two hours, this DVD will show you:
How to find four Aces from a spectator-shuffled deck
Numerous new false shuffles
A dozen controls and control finesses
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