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Graphicwit New user New York, NY 6 Posts
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As I’m working on some effects with Jumbo Cards, I’m also training myself to handle the cards more elegantly. Do you have any easy to follow books or videos? The Fitzkee is slow going for me. Also, I want a force other than Crisscross, reveal and vanish of entire deck. Thank you. I love reading these posts.
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Alan Munro Inner circle Kentwood, Michigan, USA 6071 Posts
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I find that the awkward nature of handling jumbo cards can be a plus. I'd use Meir Yedid's Side by Side Shuffle for a full deck false shuffle. Gaffs are best for doing certain things with a jumbo deck. I think the Pop-Eyed Popper Deck is used to force a single card, and it looks quite natural.
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BobMillerMAGIC! Regular user MN 123 Posts
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Yes! I use the Hindu Shuffle with a jumbo deck. No table needed. In my Back to Back - The Double Card on the Back Routine (https://bobmillermagic.biz/product/back-......-routine) I shuffle the deck into my left hand without a table. Then I can flash the face of the deck to the volunteer on stage without the audience seeing it.
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