Contents:
Ace Goes Home - An offbeat use for the “Pointer Anomaly”. Previously appeared on Christian Grace’s “Magic Monthly”
Analogue Poker - A streamlined version of Justin Higham’s “Digital Poker” that provides the worlds easiest deck switch.
Doubtful Dowsing - Luke Jermay’s “Double Dowsing” gets together with Simon Aronsons “UnDo Influence”.
Homicidal Lies - A remix of my trick “Homicide”. Here, it becomes a hands off lie detector routine.
Lemon Party - The worlds quickest and least classy Ace Assembly. A certified Bannon favourite.
Show of Force - A presentation for J.K Hartman’s underappreciated “Under Force”
The Impossible Stock Control - A fooling stunt for magicians, but with an Andy Frost addition that makes it play for all.
Tracking Jennifer - A streamlined handling for the “Nerve Trick”, (or, the thing Chris Pratt did on TV)
Two of Two - A handling variation of Jay Sankey’s “One of One” for sweaty people.
The Puffin Shuffle - A self working overhand full deck false shuffle.
The Open Glimpse - A personal favourite way to glimpse after the peek.
Contents:
Ace Goes Home - An offbeat use for the “Pointer Anomaly”. Previously appeared on Christian Grace’s “Magic Monthly”
Analogue Poker - A streamlined version of Justin Higham’s “Digital Poker” that provides the worlds easiest deck switch.
Doubtful Dowsing - Luke Jermay’s “Double Dowsing” gets together with Simon Aronsons “UnDo Influence”.
Homicidal Lies - A remix of my trick “Homicide”. Here, it becomes a hands off lie detector routine.
Lemon Party - The worlds quickest and least classy Ace Assembly. A certified Bannon favourite.
Show of Force - A presentation for J.K Hartman’s underappreciated “Under Force”
The Impossible Stock Control - A fooling stunt for magicians, but with an Andy Frost addition that makes it play for all.
Tracking Jennifer - A streamlined handling for the “Nerve Trick”, (or, the thing Chris Pratt did on TV)
Two of Two - A handling variation of Jay Sankey’s “One of One” for sweaty people.
The Puffin Shuffle - A self working overhand full deck false shuffle.
The Open Glimpse - A personal favourite way to glimpse after the peek.