This brand new 5 card packet trick looks pretty clean.
http://hss.1c83.edgecastcdn.net/0F1C83/ ... video1.wmv
OMG! by Paul Gordon
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See this discussion at TMC:
http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/view ... start=0#10
As has been the case for the last 10+ years, John Bannon's work looks to be better than Gordon's.
http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/view ... start=0#10
As has been the case for the last 10+ years, John Bannon's work looks to be better than Gordon's.
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Steve Hook wrote:See this discussion at TMC:
http://www.themagiccafe.com/forums/view ... start=0#10
As has been the case for the last 10+ years, John Bannon's work looks to be better than Gordon's.
Is there a preferred switch for getting into this sort of trick? I imagine using a face down ATFUS-like procedure where you hold the pack from above and thumb off the four cards and move the block from a jog on the count of n-1 so the last card counted is carried through into the trick - the pack gets moved off an to the side. Citation?
No idea what to say about the similarity in number, layout, ... "oddservation???"
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Thanks Jonathan! I have no idea either... still doing my research on this effect.
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