I do table hopping and think a bank night routine would be great for certain tables. The problem is I don't know which one to go with or if there is even one out there that is suitable for this venue. If someone can recommend a close-up version of bank night that uses envelopes and has a fairly quick reset I would be very appreciative.

-Paul

I'm not sure if this is technically a bank note routine, but there is a great effect that comes with the Stealth Assassin in which a prediction is written in front of the spectator who is asked to hold it in his pocket. The performer then shows three bills of different denominations (bills may be borrowed). The spectator removes each bill and places each into a different pocket as instructed by the performer who has his back turned. The prediction is removed to show that each bill is in the correct pocket exactly as predicted. While this is a cinch to perform with the SA, I'm sure you can accomplish the same effect by some other means..... just a thought.

This might be an easy answer, but can Richard Osterlind's Bank Night be adapted to a table hopping situation? I've tried it and it does work.

Thanks for the ideas. I will have to look into these options. Anybody else have other sources? Thanks.

See Hen Fetsch's Bank Night on p. 16 of Milbourne Christopher's "50 Tricks with a T**** T**"
It doesn't get any simpler than that!

I believe "decisions" can be adapted to do some kind of bank night...