Still one of my all time Favorites!
I have been performing this effect for 30 years, and I still think it is one of my favorite effects. Done slowly and deliberately it is just amazing to the audience as the cards slowly but surely change from one card to the other.
To do it cleanly it certainly takes practice, but the sleights involved are very basic. A novel twist and I think a worthy enhancement to the basic Wild Card is ESPecially Wild.
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So you want to force something?
202 methods to help you pretty much force anything you want!
A classic.
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This is very strong indeed and easy to do!
This is a wonderfully strong and effective Poker Deal effect that is very easy to do, and each section of the routine leads to an even more imposible demonstration.
This is Bruce Bernstein at his best and I love it!
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Large Knife and Very Entertaining
This is a simple idea but dressed up to entertain. It bascially has an audience member pushing the huge hunting knife into the deck and cutting to their card. However, the routine is very funny and its very effective.
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Well you’ve got to love this little guy!
We all love the Khyber Kobra, but wouldn’t it be nice to have a one off such as the Khyber Chicken or now this new one that I recently acquired the Khyber Racoon. I’m not really a collector of one off Khyber Kobras, but now I have two of them!
I have to believe that there are some serious performance possiblities with a Raccoon and a Chicken. This little Raccoon of course works the same as the Khyber Kobra – since it is one, just with a different head. But the fun and byplay you can have with the raccoon seem to be much more than just with the snake.
I look forward to finding the time to routine this guy into my act at some point in the future
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Entertainment doesn’t have to be expensive!
This is a great little book that looks just like a kids book and the routine is sure to please both young and old. It really is quite amazing how the little Bunny gets so much right about the distribution of the cards. With each page leading to a stronger impact!
Great Magic, Great Entertainment, Great Value!
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Another nice one from Gerlitz!
This is another clever and beautifully made effect from Richard Gerlitz, from his lower priced collection!
Although, its hard to really say choosing one out of two can be magical with the routine and sublties that Richard has placed into this effect is a rare little fooler.
I don’t know if I’ll ever be buying his big and beautiful stuff again, but with these smaller pieces at least it keeps me happy!
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Simple and Very well made
I haven’t been able to afford some of RIchard’s stuff recently but picked up a couple of his cheaper items over Christmas. This box is not a sure-shot box which is what I thought it was. But it works real well, and to my mind is less error prone than the old sure-shot boxes.
A simple ruse allows a very clean prediction of the shaken dice. And of course its very clean and beautifully made as is all of Richard’s stuff!
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This looks very real!
If you look at the photos of this effect it should look very realistic to you. The picks are nearly all ungaffed and it really looks like you are sticking them straight through your hand.
A clever optical illusion is played on the audience and I use this as a warm-up for Death Trap so it has even more impact.
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I wish they were all so well made!
One of the nice things about Milson Worth is that you just know its going to be beautifully made!
This has always been one of my favorite effects: with the door closed the ball transports itself into the glass in the cleanest manner without any funny moves or covers. Although it is very simple out it works I think its a total fooler. You are left clean and the audience is left gawking. You can even hand everything out for examination.
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