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ringmaster Inner circle Memphis, Down in Dixie 1974 Posts |
Does anyone do the gaffed Monti explained in Bruce Elliot's "Professional Magic Made Easy". I've never seen that gaff used in that way.
I really like the idea of keeping my cards uncrimped, and not having any mis-spotted cards. Will it fly in the sometime turbulent air, close-up?
One of the last living 10-in-one performers. I wanted to be in show business the worst way, and that was it.
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ringmaster Inner circle Memphis, Down in Dixie 1974 Posts |
I was trying to be as opaque as I could. I'm asking about shorting one of the black cards so it will deal from the center position as if it is on the bottom. An automatic hyp.
One of the last living 10-in-one performers. I wanted to be in show business the worst way, and that was it.
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Docc Hilford V.I.P. 377 Posts |
Ringo,
I tried it as a young man, however, in those days my audience often wanted to “see the cards”. Once busted, I never went back. I learned the real toss and didn’t have a use for it. Still, because no one touches my stuff anymore, I think it’s a great way to do Skinner type routines with the flat, regular cards. Also, the amount shaved can be really really thin and it works fine. Peace, Docc |
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