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.Turn theits pile.This gives the spectators an opportunity to see evenfour cards face up, showing them to be Aces, then turn to themore indifferent cards.spectator on your left.Finally, pick up this newly assembled (and now fairly bulky)"You didn'tpick one of the Aces, did you?"discard pile and turn it face down, tabling it aside once more.She will answer, "No.Pick up the chosen pile and deal the top six cards onto thetable in a row from left to right.This will leave you with twoPlace the Aces aside, face up in a pile, then turn to theextra cards in your hand.Turn these cards face up, then turnspectator on your right.to the spectator on your left.there are six even piles.Mike, I want to roll thepick one of these, diddie.isfor the money.can rollrolled the time, the sameShe answer, "whereupon you place the cards facerolled the second time, or a complete!),down onto the discard pile.He rolls the die.like you topick die and roll itHe will do so.Let's say he answers,117DeceptionsDie Of DestinyLet's he says,COMMENTS"Do you want me to countfrom this side or this side?"Ambidextrous Destiny: Marc often uses "I'd Give MyRight Arm To Be Ambidextrous" as a lead-in to "Die ofWhichever he says, count from his chosen side, then scoopDestiny." How is that possible, you ask? Well, despite the factup all the cards around his selection and drop them face downthat "Die of Destiny" uses a stacked (and gimmicked) deck,onto the discard pile.the order will remain undisturbed throughout "I'd Give MyPick up the deck, case it, then drop it in your pocket.AllRight Arm However, the set-up must be altered slightly, soattention at this point must be focussed on the selection.let's say you intend to do both routines together.Arrange your"Die of Destiny" deck as follows, from top to bottom: 4 Aces,"Now to review the situation, I took out a pack of cards, I36 duplicate cards, then the 12 indifferent cards.Perform "I'dspread it out on the table, Igave you afree selection of any oneGive My Right Arm" exactly as described, then, at the conclusion,of those cards.Igaveyou the chance to changeyour mind.Youwith the Aces face down on the table before you, spread therefused [or 'Youdeck face towards you and break the 12 indifferent cards off"You showed that card to yone here, exceptfor Mike andits face, cutting them to the rear of the pack.Flip the deck faceYou thenput that card back in the spread elsewherefromdown, then drop it onto the four Aces.Now you're all set towhenceyou took it.perform "Die of Destiny.""Youpushed those cards together eliminating anyAmbidextrous Destiny Plus: This can also be routinedpossibility of sleight of hand.I then dealt the deck into sixpiles,with "Quad-Ringle Plus." Just insert your "Die of Destiny" deckdealing evey card singly the top - no seconds, no bot-into the gimmicked card case.Open the case and remove thetoms, no centers.deck, then table the case aside (hole side down, of course).Perform Give My Right Arm," then "Die of Destiny," at the"YOU rolled the die, YOU called the YOU chose theconclusion of which you place the deck crosswise on top ofside we startedfrom, each and time.I did nothing, but I didthe case.Now perform "Quad-Ringle Plus," referring back toit well.We have ended up one card and one card only -the tabled card case at the climax of the routine.tell mefor time the name of your card.""Die of Destiny" is based on "The Magic Die," fromLet's say it was the Seven of Diamonds.Point to the tabledClose-UpRoutines, an old (undated) set of Claude Rixcard.lecture notes.It was, and continues to a marketed item.Ifthat the of Diamonds, that he a goodyou would prefer not to assemble the required props yourself.trick.the trick is at (or through) your local dealer.She will likely respond, "Yes.laughingl Are It a miracle!.[suddenly serious1 miracles areTurn the showing it t o her [ Pobierz całość w formacie PDF ]