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Casino OTW By Mark Elsdon

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Casino OTW By Mark Elsdon
Casino OTW By Mark Elsdon
Casino OTW By Mark Elsdon
Casino OTW By Mark Elsdon
Casino OTW By Mark Elsdon
Casino OTW By Mark Elsdon
Casino OTW By Mark Elsdon
Casino OTW By Mark Elsdon

Casino OTW By Mark Elsdon

$29.95$7.49
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A unique and impossible-looking version of a beloved color-separating plot. A shuffled deck gets divided by spectators themselves into two piles based purely on their own choices, and when the cards are finally turned face up, the piles have somehow sorted themselves perfectly into reds and blacks. Comes with a custom deck along with full instruction and performance tips to help you get the most out of this crowd-pleasing effect.
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Out of this world is one of the most popular effects in magic because of how CLEAR and VISUAL it is to the spectator not to mention COMPLETELY IMPOSSIBLE!

Mark Elsdon is proud to release his unique version.

IMAGINE...

The casino deck is passed around and shuffled randomly by spectators. The cards are then ONE-AT-A-TIME chosen again by the spectators to either be placed in one of two piles (RED OR BLACK)

Once this has been completed and there are 2 piles on the table, the magician picks up each pile individually with a nodding head and walks off claiming he has DONE IT!

Of course, the audience is not impressed and wants to see it for themselves! The magician returns and begins turning over the cards one at a time in the piles. The spectators did an AMAZING JOB, and all the cards are successfully SEPARATED INTO REDS AND BLACKS!

A TRUE IMPOSSIBILITY!

  • Easy To Perform
  • Gets GREAT reactions
  • You receive a customized deck of Bee Cards
  • Full instructions and additional tips on performance and handlings by Mark Elsdon
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