Non slight of hand version of a named card to wallet. Magician throws out a deck to the audience and has a member go through, select a card, and then place the deck back in the tuck case. The magician pulls out his wallet and opens it to reveal a single card. He explains this is the spectator's card. To prove it is, he has the spectator go through the deck and find that their card is in fact missing. If they count the cards, the deck now only contains 51 cards. As the spectator is ...
In Flight - David RegalMr. Regal's take on the tossed out deck. Unused copy, from before the recent re-release. Get yourself a deal on a steal of an effect! Ad Copy"The trick I perform more than any other" -David Regal
"A very fine method and presentation… I would recommend it unhesitatingly." - Herb Zarrow
"First a word of advice. Trust me when I suggest that all
well-seasoned “workers” toss out your Tossed-Out Decks! That’s right:
get rid of them! Once you experience Davi...
Greetings,Looking to rehome a Dean's Box if you have one available. I know they're still available new, but looking to purchase one used and hopefully save a little.
Call the eye doctor...my cards are mysteriously blurry!The BLURThis striking trick creates a unique image - a blurred deck of cards. Your audience will think they need their eyes checked when the ink starts to blur. Get ready to hear them shout in surprise! The clever gimmick is fully hidden within the deck of cards, making this very easy to perform.Freely show both sides of a pack of playing cards. Ask a spectator to freely select one card and remember it.Suddenly the printed ink on all the car...
Lined Paper – 40 Meter RollThis 40-meter roll of lined paper features a design resembling small notebook pages. With a high-quality 80gsm weight, it ensures durability and a premium writing experience.This description emphasizes the product’s length, design, and quality succinctly.
The performer introduces a scratch-off lottery ticket and twenty bucks,
along with a bet. One of the squares on the scratch ticket is a winner,
and the other three squares are losers. The audience can freely choose
to scratch three spaces from any of the squares, and if they reveal the
winning square, they get to keep the $20. Despite them having a
genuinely free choice, you are always able to influence them so that the
final square is the one you choose as the winner. You can even l...
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