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Description
The Ultimate Gaff Deck Kit contains
56 Bicycle special cards
Instructional DVD
Printed overview of all cards
Bonus special effect
List of effects explained on the included DVD:
The Ultimate Gaff Deck
The Ultimate Gaff Deck contains 56 Bicycle special cards to perform at least the 13 tricks explained in detail on the DVD. Spectators will be amazed as they watch you push the limits of card tricks.
The Ultimate Gaff Deck contains 56 Bicycle special cards to perform at least the 13 tricks explained in detail on the DVD. Spectators will be amazed as they watch you push the limits of card tricks.
Full Deck Color Change
A spectator selects a card and then sees that it has disappeared into the deck. You can then reveal their chosen card by it being the only one with a different color on the back. As if this isn’t impressive enough, the entire deck is transformed to have the same color on the back as the selected card.
A spectator selects a card and then sees that it has disappeared into the deck. You can then reveal their chosen card by it being the only one with a different color on the back. As if this isn’t impressive enough, the entire deck is transformed to have the same color on the back as the selected card.
Single Card Color Change
Sometimes two is not better than one. A simple color change of the back of a card chosen by a spectator – and then back to the same color as the deck, will leave him speechless.
50/50
Amaze the spectators by showing them two cards. Place one behind your back. Ask one of the spectators to guess which card is left in front of them… but they will never guess correctly, no matter how many times they try.
Magic Card Merge
A card merge that will surprise everyone – and with a twist. You magically drag a selected card from the center of the deck to the top. This card is, much to your surprise, the chosen character card and then it merges with another signed card. Surprising.
Follow the Leader
Not just a fun childhood game, this magic trick uses four piles of four cards with one ace in each pile. You are a magician, so you will slowly make the ace disappear from three of the piles. These aces have to be somewhere, right? Surprise your audience by making them all mysteriously appear in the fourth pile.
Crazy Aces
Perfect for the doubting Thomas in your audience. Much to your audience’s surprise – two number cards and two aces will repeatedly switch back and forth in your spectator’s hands.
Perfect for the doubting Thomas in your audience. Much to your audience’s surprise – two number cards and two aces will repeatedly switch back and forth in your spectator’s hands.
Chase the Ace
Inconsistency isn’t always bad in magic. Your audience will be confused as they try to follow the ace – only to realize that it keeps changing position. But what really gives it a kick is the finale. They won’t forget it.
Based on Rob Stiff’s Chase The Ace and DeLand’s Pick It Out.
Based on Rob Stiff’s Chase The Ace and DeLand’s Pick It Out.
Queens Gone Wild
Wildly entertaining: eight nine of spades with a queen of hearts are placed on the table. One by one, the Queen of Hearts turns the other cards into Queens.
Fleeing Queens
Just two piles of cards – four queens and four other cards. One by one, the queens will flee to the other pile. When the spectator turns all the cards over, they will see that everyone has turned into queens. It won’t be easy for them to figure out the trick.
Trading Kings
A mind game. Have a spectator freely choose a red and a black king. You show that these cards have swapped places in two piles of different colors. As if this wasn’t tricky enough, you reveal that these kings were the only two kings they could have thought of – because all other cards are blank.
This effect is based on Parade of the Kings and Any Queen Called For from Davenports.
This effect is based on Parade of the Kings and Any Queen Called For from Davenports.
Money Monte
A monte routine with a twist. The surprise ending will keep your spectators guessing and guessing….
Itsy Bitsy Spider
More fun than the nursery rhymes from your childhood. In this trick, you show four cards with spiders on the front. Then the spiders disappear from all the cards – and only the web remains. No rain is needed.
