The 7 best henry evans risky bet 2019
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Best henry evans risky bet
1. Risky Bet (US Currency) by Henry Evans
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Recommended for ages 12 and above.Great GIFT for the magic hobbyist or professional
Shipping Weight: 0.35 lbs
Description
The magician has a spectator select a card from the deck. Without letting the magician see, the spectator can look at and show the selection to the audience. Then the card is placed into the center of the deck and the spectator shuffles it. The magician then claims that with in 2 attempts, he can find the selected card, in fact, the magician is so confident that he bets $5if the card is not found. Placing his wager of a $5 bill under his shoe, where it is safe and visible, the magician fans the deck and takes his first attempt to find the card. The revealed card is not the spectator's selection! One more incorrect guess and the spectator wins the bet! The magician using his last and final attempt pulls from the deck...a folded $5 bill! Since the magician's wager ended up where the selected card was in the deck, then the selected card should be where the bill was. Sure enough, there is now a face down card under the magician's shoe, picking it up and turning it over reveals the spectator's selected card and the magician wins the bet!
Includes a US bill based gimmick and video instructions on a Video CD (VCD).
NOTE: VCD may not play in some home DVD players. However, the video on this disc can be accessed on computers with either DVD or CD ROM
2. Risky Bet (US Currency, blue) by Henry Evans
Feature
Recommended for ages 12 and above.Great GIFT for the magic hobbyist or professional
Shipping Weight: 0.35 lbs
Description
The magician has a spectator select a card from the deck. Without letting the magician see, the spectator can look at and show the selection to the audience. Then the card is placed into the center of the deck and the spectator shuffles it. The magician then claims that with in 2 attempts, he can find the selected card, in fact, the magician is so confident that he bets $5 if the card is not found. Placing his wager of a $5 bill under his shoe, where it is safe and visible, the magician fans the deck and takes his first attempt to find the card. The revealed card is not the spectator's selection! One more incorrect guess and the spectator wins the bet! The magician using his last and final attempt pulls from the deck...a folded $5 bill! Since the magician's wager ended up where the selected card was in the deck, then the selected card should be where the bill was. Sure enough, there is now a face down card under the magician's shoe, picking it up and turning it over reveals the spectator's selected card and the magician wins the bet!
Includes a US bill based gimmick and video instructions on a Video CD (VCD).
NOTE: VCD may not play in some home DVD players. However, the video on this disc can be accessed on computers with either DVD or CD ROM
3. Risky Bet Blue US Currency Gimmick and VCD by Henry Evans
Description
Effect: The magician has a spectator select a card from the deck. Without letting the magician see, the spectator can look at and show the selection to the audience. Then the card is placed into the center of the deck and the spectator shuffles it. The magician then claims that with in 2 attempts, he can find the selected card, in fact, the magician is so confident that he bets $5 if the card is not found. Placing his wager of a $5 bill under his shoe, where it is safe and visible, the magician fans the deck and takes his first attempt to find the card. The revealed card is not the spectator's selection! One more incorrect guess and the spectator wins the bet! The magician using his last and final attempt pulls from the deck...a folded $5 bill! Since the magician's wager ended up where the selected card was in the deck, then the selected card should be where the bill was. Sure enough, there is now a face down card under the magician's shoe, picking it up and turning it over reveals the spectator's selected card and the magician wins the bet!Includes a US bill based gimmick and video instructions on a Video CD (VCD).NOTE: VCD may not play in some home DVD players. However, the video on this disc can be accessed on computers with either DVD or CD ROM drives....4. Risky Bet EURO Gimmick and VCD by Henry Evans
Description
Effect: The magician has a spectator select a card from the deck. Without letting the magician see, the spectator can look at and show the selection to the audience. Then the card is placed into the center of the deck and the spectator shuffles it. The magician then claims that with in 2 attempts, he can find the selected card, in fact, the magician is so confident that he bets 10 Euros if the card is not found. Placing his wager of a 10 Euro note under his shoe, where it is safe and visible, the magician fans the deck and takes his first attempt to find the card. The revealed card is not the spectator's selection! One more incorrect guess and the spectator wins the bet! The magician using his last and final attempt pulls from the deck...a folded 10 Euro note! Since the magician's wager ended up where the selected card was in the deck, then the selected card should be where the Euro note was. Sure enough, there is now a face down card under the magician's shoe, picking it up and turning it over reveals the spectator's selected card and the magician wins the bet!Includes a Euro based gimmick and video instructions on a Video CD (VCD).NOTE: VCD may not play in some home DVD players. However, the video on this disc can be accessed on computers with either DVD or CD ROM drives....5. Risky Bet (EURO Gimmick and VCD) by Henry Evans
Feature
Recommended for ages 12 and above.Great GIFT for the magic hobbyist or professional
Shipping Weight: 0.35 lbs
Description
The magician has a spectator select a card from the deck. Without letting the magician see, the spectator can look at and show the selection to the audience. Then the card is placed into the center of the deck and the spectator shuffles it. The magician then claims that with in 2 attempts, he can find the selected card, in fact, the magician is so confident that he bets 10 Euros if the card is not found. Placing his wager of a 10 Euro note under his shoe, where it is safe and visible, the magician fans the deck and takes his first attempt to find the card. The revealed card is not the spectator's selection! One more incorrect guess and the spectator wins the bet! The magician using his last and final attempt pulls from the deck...a folded 10 Euro note! Since the magician's wager ended up where the selected card was in the deck, then the selected card should be where the Euro note was. Sure enough, there is now a face down card under the magician's shoe, picking it up and turning it over reveals the spectator's selected card and the magician wins the bet!
Includes a Euro based gimmick and video instructions on a Video CD (VCD).
NOTE: VCD may not play in some home DVD players. However, the video on this disc can be accessed on computers with either DVD or CD ROM
6. MTS Risky Bet US Currency Gimmick and VCD by Henry Evans
Description
Effect: The magician has a spectator select a card from the deck. Without letting the magician see, the spectator can look at and show the selection to the audience. Then the card is placed into the center of the deck and the spectator shuffles it. The magician then claims that with in 2 attempts, he can find the selected card, in fact, the magician is so confident that he bets $5 if the card is not found. Placing his wager of a $5 bill under his shoe, where it is safe and visible, the magician fans the deck and takes his first attempt to find the card. The revealed card is not the spectator's selection! One more incorrect guess and the spectator wins the bet! The magician using his last and final attempt pulls from the deck...a folded $5 bill! Since the magician's wager ended up where the selected card was in the deck, then the selected card should be where the bill was. Sure enough, there is now a face down card under the magician's shoe, picking it up and turning it over reveals the spectator's selected card and the magician wins the bet!Includes a US bill based gimmick and video instructions on a Video CD (VCD).NOTE: VCD may not play in some home DVD players. However, the video on this disc can be accessed on computers with either DVD or CD ROM drives....7. Genii Magazine - October 2012 - Max Malini
Feature
Recommended for ages 12 and above.Great GIFT for the magic hobbyist or professional
Shipping Weight: 0.95 lbs
Description
Features
Max Malini: Bigger Than Life by David Ben
Scotch and Cigars by David Ben
The Weeping Coin
The Weeping Knife
The Levitation of a Cigar
Magic for "The" Magic by Joshua Arroyo and Kostya Kimlat
Columns
Genii Speaks by Richard Kaufman
On the Slant by Jon Racherbaumer
Now Performing
The Chamber of Secrets 1870 Magic Set by John Gaughan
Magic Man Examiner Vault Blood Transfusion by Chris Kenner and Homer Liwag
Lost Horizons Halloween by Max Maven
Conjuring Your Act in Review by Jim Steinmeyer
Lodestones Deep Fried! by Tom Stone
Light from the Lamp
Books Reviewed by David Britland
Unreal by Bruce Bernstein
The Show Doctor by Jeff McBride
The Nine of Diamonds by Mark Beecham and Neil Stirton
The FFFF Book by Obie O'Brien, et al.
Videos Reviewed by Joe M. Turner
Annemann's Practical Mental Effects, Volumes 1, 2, and 3 by Richard Osterlind
Ultimate Self Working Card Tricks by James Went, Liam Montier, Iain Moran, Owen Packard
Let's Go Dutch by Fritz Alkemade
Spare Change by Josh Janousk
Tricks Reviewed by David Regal
Exchange (aka Wayne's Exchange) by Wayne Dobson
Clued In by Dick Steiner
Big Revelation (aka Wayne's Exchange) by Wayne Dobson
Four Told by Devin Knight
Risky Bet by Henry Evans
Stitched by Alexander Kolle
Sticky by Kevin Schaller and Oliver Smith
Sanchez Fly by David Gabbay
Childsplay by Chris Congreave
Boon Writer/Bug Writer and Holder by Vernet Magic
Spectrum by Wayne Dobson
Spider Pen Pro by Yigal Mesika
GTR (Grand Illusions Thread Reel) by Steve Johnson
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