I have 52 thoughts. I have kept one of the pages in my fire wallet for about a year. I only switch it when the top gets a little burnt.

I think I have used two sheets. I have never done the card part yet. Maybe I should someday.

How's that Tossed Deck of Cody's doin'? Anyone tried that out yet?

Cody, I need one of those decks.

John

I know we are talking about a different effect, but I had to add my two cents for 52 thoughts. I wear a suit and tie every day and always have one of these in my shirt pocket at all times. I picked this up, because I have had great success with the No/Animal/Bar Code bit in my act for about 17 years. It is one of the few bits that has lasted so long in my act. This allows me to have it with me at all times and do a kick butt card routine to boot.

Maybe it is because I perform this so frequently, but I found no problems memorizing the cards that are needed. This is a great effect that has brought me a lot of good reactions.

Thanks Michael...

John...the Tossed Out Deck is doing GREAT. Just lectured with this at The Magic Castle this past Sunday...it was a BIG hit!

Thanks guys!

Cody

I was at Cody's lecture at the Magic Castle, and his Tossed Out Deck incorporates a couple of fantastic ideas that make the three revelations appear much more targeted and much stronger in audience impact. Best part of the lecture!

Getting back to the original thread topic, his Las Vegas Aces looks very clean and has an entertaining commercial gambling presentation.

Cheers,
Jerry

I love the invisible palm plot but never actually do it as I mostly do strolling and restaurant work. Cody's routine sounds very good for those conditions.

Thanks for the kind words Jerry!

CFrancis...Las Vegas Aces was designed for "strolling" so you should be OK...you do have to set cards down on a table...just make sure you don't set them in any water, condensation rings, mustard, mayo...

Take care guys!
Cody S. Fisher

I try not to, Cody. But sometimes... Nothing like doing an Ambitious Card routine with a beer soaked selection...

A "beer soaked selection" makes a nice key card though...

Cody

Hey, now you're talking.

This has been re-released with red and blue bicycle gimmicks and online teaching. It was my first sight of it and I think it is a really effective and visual routine. I've done a full review here: http://www.bicycle-cards.co.uk/2017/07/1......-review/

Just got this, working with it...
A little spritz of Plasti-Dip or Science Friction on the face of the gaff takes this to a whole new level!

FACE UP!!! You can do this routine where some (if not all) of the aces travel when the 2 packets of cards held face up. For instance do the first phase with the 3 cards face up. the receiving p packet can be either face up or face down without changing the sleight. There is much to explore on the other 2 cards. French connexion Palm toss fits in (consider a rub-a-dub dub to a palm toss. This effect can be real magic!

Cody has a great booklet called. required Redaing that’s also worth having.

This is an incredibly versatile gaff for the open travelers plot. Now that I have it I'll probably never do the effect again without using it. Although, Cody's routine is good I much prefer to use this gaff along with J.C. Wagner's handling. I think I learned that from one of his old video's along with a trick called Queens Debate. I think this is the best handling for open travelers that I've ever found. Matched with Cody's Las Vegas Aces gaff its phenomenal and very fooling.

THT didn’t turn out right. One more time.

Required Reading by Cody Fisher.
Great booklet with a really good folder card to card box routine and a nice mercury card food finesse.