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Zauber280![]() New user Long Island, NY 67 Posts ![]() |
I suppose I should say that McBride actually has two kinds of cards for manipulation. He as the older ones and the newer ones. I own both but have only played with the newer ones. (I want to keep the older ones sealed because I'm a dork like that
![]() My theory is that Jeff probably has a lot of his cards lying around, so he may as well use them as opposed to buying cases of Bees or Steamboats. As for cards with four pips..this is a feature usually touted by manipulation card brands so that fans look the same in both hands regardless of how they are fanned. It's not a feature that matters a bit to me, but to some it might. Also I should mention that in Europe nearly all playing cards you buy have pips on all four corners, in addition to being what we consider "bridge size." I haven't tried manipulation with European cards but I'll probably give it a go while I'm here.
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Joel "In this age, which believes that there is a short cut to everything, the greatest lesson to be learned is that the most difficult way is, in the long run, the easiest." -Henry Miller |
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