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kShepher Elite user Washington, DC 470 Posts 
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The one where you take the card from the outer right corner.
I think this might be the best after all. It makes so much sense. Yup..it's antiquated. Really, really old.... Like all my favorite bands. |
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cbharrelson Regular user 167 Posts
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One of my favorites. Ect also has a neat top slug control I like.
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Jorib Veteran user 347 Posts
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Harry Riser gives a description in his book "Secrets of an Escamoteur" as well as a few tips on this techniques which, as a matter of fact, is a very natural way to really turn over a card. One of the method that Charlie Miller preferred (he executed it without even taking any break under the cards to be lifted/turned over!!).
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Maxyedid Special user Panama 843 Posts
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Quote:
On Apr 6, 2019, kShepher wrote: Which one do you mean? The one with the get-ready or the one without?
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kShepher Elite user Washington, DC 470 Posts
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Yes, uses a a get-ready. Page 5 in my Dover copy.
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