Perfect Cut by Jeff Nolasco

Propdog

£25.99

Perfect cut Gimmick Deck is an incredible visual effect that spectator s will love. EFFECT: The magician takes 2 decks. One red deck, one blue deck. Spread the red deck to the spectator so they know it is a normal deck. Shuffle the red deck and set it aside. Spread the blue deck, let the spectator shuffle it. Cut the red deck into 4 piles, and have the spectator do the same with the blue deck. The magician puts a single red card face down on each of the spectator s blue cards and moves the rest of the red cards to the side. Miraculously when the magician turns over the red card and then the to

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Perfect Cut by Jeff Nolasco

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