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The Magic Tree by Ollie Mealing
Card Tricks
Base Bundle by Yoann F
RARELY by Joseph B
RARELY is a great impossible location very easy to do! Totally hands off: the spectator choose a card and then he shuffle the deck several times, in many ways!
As you can see from the performance the conditions are stringent!
It is a Strong Magician Fooler!
A Normal Deck!
BEYOND REFORM by Matthew Wright & Elliot Gerard
Beyond Reform is a super visual, super easy to do, torn and restored card unlike anything else before it.
An incredible mis-made card restoration signed by 4 different people and restored in a unique and unforgettable way.
With no palming and nothing hidden in the hand any court card is cleanly and openly torn into four quarters. The spectator shuffles and rotates the pieces to mix them up.
Two of the pieces are now signed on the face and two pieces are signed on the back. The card is now restored showing… on one single side… two reversed pieces and two face pieces… with all four
KODOKUNA by Joseph B
Here we play with an imaginary deck.
In this effect the Magician ask the spectator to name any four cards. Than the spectator choose one among these four.
The card named will be the only visible cards in a completely blank deck!
It is a really strong effect, it seems like real magic that will leave the spectator astonished.
Joseph B. on FALSE DEALS Vol.1 by Joseph B
NOTE : In this volume: Strike second, push off second, third deal and dozens and dozens of variations!
Joseph B worked as a poker dealer and has been dealing with how to create game cheating systems for a long time. In this first volume you will find some false deals and many variations. You will learn strike second deals, push off second deals and third deals. In this volume there are dozens and dozens of variations!
PART 1 Strike second deal
TOKYO OPENER by Joseph B
×Note: No rough and smooth
In this effect you will find a lot of magic in one routine.
The magician shows a deck of blue-backed cards with all different cards.
At this point he makes the spectator choose a card and loses it in the center of the deck. Here the incredible surprise happens. The deck of cards becomes all red except the card chosen by the
