TWO-TWO CARD MONTE : a new twist on the “two card monte”.
A POCKET GAME : after the spectator selects a card and shuffles it fairly. The cardman finds it with the help the spectator’s pocket. I am saying it again : WITH THE HELP OF THE SPECTATOR’S POCKET !
“Jose has created something wonderful here; using a mixture of subtleties to achieve a clean, realiable piece of mentalism that your audience will remember for a long time!” – Peter Turner
“Jose has melded a neo-classic and classic method and has created a routine which opens the door to manipulating people’s memory about what actually happened (and when). This is a great example of a logical disconnect and a subtle presentation that maximizes the effect of both principles. A worker!” – Sean Waters
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Aldo thought he published all of his one-liners. But he kept collecting and finally he had so many new ones that he decided to put together this new ebook.
Please keep in mind that some of the jokes is blue material. Use with care and when appropriate.
For the ‘Any Card at Any Number’ lovers, Cards and Numbers will most certainly be something you’ll want to add to your arsenal! The spectator can cut the deck as many times as they like, box the cards, and put them in their purse or sit on them. They then go through a quick imaginary process, where the spectator selects a truly random card and random number. With no forcing involved, and the performer never needing to touch the deck, the spectator can remove the cards, count to whatever number they chose, and find the card they selected!
To be forward, there is a stack. But it can be any stack that you know or are familiar with! Si Stebbins, Breakthrough, or any other would work perfectly fine with this concept. Aside from knowing your stack, no sleights are involved and no mathematics are needed. In fact, you do very little.
This is cult. Not the ”Little House on the Prairie” kind, but still cult. Chris Kenner’s now famous book contains material that is still going strong. Timeless routines that meets today’s need for flashy, fast and hard-hitting magic, while still not overdoing it.
I can’t believe how varied the content in this book is. From rubber bands, cards and coins, to cigars and ropes.
The original “Sybil” cut is explained in this book; a flourish that you will most likely have stumbled upon already (purposely or not). There are new plots in the book, alongside variations of existing
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