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Kjellstrom Inner circle Sweden, Scandinavia, Europe 5203 Posts	Posted: Jun 21, 2014 01:21 pm 0 Check out video trailer, wow, looks great! http://www.mymagic.com/pre-pub.htm Text from ad: "One of the best card routines you will ever do! You freely display a mediocre Poker hand with blue (or red) backs. You square the cards, make a magical gesture (if you like) and immediately show that the five cards changed into the best possible Poker hand--A Royal Flush. For an unbelievable ending you now turn the cards face down to show that each card has a different back. Comes complete with all necessary cards and color, photo-illustrated instructions. Easy to learn."
ehands Special user Mississippi 524 Posts	Posted: Jun 21, 2014 03:05 pm 1 Yes, looks great! Probably too much to ask, but does it teach a way to satisfy the spectator that wants to examine the cards? "Oh look, we have created enchantment." Blanche DuBois
John C Eternal Order I THINK therefore I wrote 12968 Posts	Posted: Jun 21, 2014 03:32 pm 2 Quote: On Jun 21, 2014, ehands wrote: Yes, looks great! Probably too much to ask, but does it teach a way to satisfy the spectator that wants to examine the cards? That's up to you. it's called audience management and professionalism. Move onto the next effect.
magic_tony Loyal user 277 Posts	Posted: Jun 21, 2014 09:20 pm 1 Audience management might prevent them from getting hold of the cards but it wont stop them from wanting to.
pegasus Eternal Order United Kingdom 10537 Posts	Posted: Jun 21, 2014 09:52 pm 2 The cards do not leave your hands. It's a non issue.
Magicsquared Inner circle 1262 Posts	Posted: Jun 21, 2014 09:54 pm 1 Quote: On Jun 21, 2014, John C wrote: Quote: On Jun 21, 2014, ehands wrote: Yes, looks great! Probably too much to ask, but does it teach a way to satisfy the spectator that wants to examine the cards? That's up to you. it's called audience management and professionalism. Move onto the next effect. Such antiquated, corny, and ill-conceived logic. This is why magicians have a reputation as being completely oblivious to their audience. Instead of letting them bask in the astonishment and giving them no where to go, you rush them along to the next trick. That's not "professionalism" that's the way a 12 year old would handle things. That's just avoiding the issue entirely. What do you think the audience thinks at that moment? "Well, the way he immediately shoved those cards in his pocket and moved on to something else was really professional and magical." It's not. It's robotic and reeks of fear on the part of the performer. And it punishes the engaged spectator and trains them to react like someone who doesn't care about what you're performing for them.
motown Inner circle Atlanta by way of Detroit 6136 Posts	Posted: Jun 22, 2014 12:34 am 1 It's nice to see this released in poker size Bicycle cards. "If you ever write anything about me after I'm gone, I will come back and haunt you." – Karl Germain
magringo Veteran user Sad that all I have is a scant 326 Posts	Posted: Jun 22, 2014 01:05 am 1 I just put my order in ... it blew me away -- let's see how it plays out... I love Juan Tamariz -- and for $20 how can you go wrong!
John C Eternal Order I THINK therefore I wrote 12968 Posts	Posted: Jun 22, 2014 01:12 am 1 Quote: On Jun 21, 2014, Magicsquared wrote: Quote: On Jun 21, 2014, John C wrote: Quote: On Jun 21, 2014, ehands wrote: Yes, looks great! Probably too much to ask, but does it teach a way to satisfy the spectator that wants to examine the cards? That's up to you. it's called audience management and professionalism. Move onto the next effect. Such antiquated, corny, and ill-conceived logic. This is why magicians have a reputation as being completely oblivious to their audience. Instead of letting them bask in the astonishment and giving them no where to go, you rush them along to the next trick. That's not "professionalism" that's the way a 12 year old would handle things. That's just avoiding the issue entirely. What do you think the audience thinks at that moment? "Well, the way he immediately shoved those cards in his pocket and moved on to something else was really professional and magical." It's not. It's robotic and reeks of fear on the part of the performer. And it punishes the engaged spectator and trains them to react like someone who doesn't care about what you're performing for them. O
dooblehorn Inner circle Pittsburg, CA 2482 Posts	Posted: Jun 22, 2014 04:53 am 1 Quote: On Jun 21, 2014, Magicsquared wrote: Quote: On Jun 21, 2014, John C wrote: Quote: On Jun 21, 2014, ehands wrote: Yes, looks great! Probably too much to ask, but does it teach a way to satisfy the spectator that wants to examine the cards? That's up to you. it's called audience management and professionalism. Move onto the next effect. Such antiquated, corny, and ill-conceived logic. This is why magicians have a reputation as being completely oblivious to their audience. Instead of letting them bask in the astonishment and giving them no where to go, you rush them along to the next trick. That's not "professionalism" that's the way a 12 year old would handle things. That's just avoiding the issue entirely. What do you think the audience thinks at that moment? "Well, the way he immediately shoved those cards in his pocket and moved on to something else was really professional and magical." It's not. It's robotic and reeks of fear on the part of the performer. And it punishes the engaged spectator and trains them to react like someone who doesn't care about what you're performing for them. Great answer Magicsquared, could not agree more!
pegasus Eternal Order United Kingdom 10537 Posts	Posted: Jun 22, 2014 07:52 am 1 Or have the same, ungimmicked cards, in your pocket to switch out.
Kjellstrom Inner circle Sweden, Scandinavia, Europe 5203 Posts	Posted: Aug 6, 2014 04:57 am 0 If you have it, let us know if you like the effect.
ClungeMagnet New user 22 Posts	Posted: Aug 6, 2014 03:32 pm 1 Looks utterly brilliant. Ordered.
TuneHV Inner circle New York 2067 Posts	Posted: Aug 12, 2014 03:45 am 1 Mine arrived today... I like it for what it is. Theres a lot of packet poker tricks out there, so this isn't anything that hasnt been done before, and the method is what you probably expected. But that doesn't make it a bad trick by any means- if you enjoy the trailer, you will not be disappointed. David Jonathan - - - - - - - - - www.davidjonathanmagic.com
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