i want to end my sets with a money trick for the chance of better tips. my question is how do i introduce a trick like two dollar window and how do i put it away because you dont really end up clean at the end. do i just put it away and say thank you for your time hope you have a enjoyable evening. it seems a little awkward to just put it away.

i guess the real question is how do you get away from having the spectators want to examine a gaft?

thanks

Just ask for a dollar take your gimicked bill and perform it palm you bill and put away and give them back their dollar then your done!



-MagicTay

An answer would be not to use a gaff in the first place.

Check out the DVD "The Reserve". It will explain alot about bill switches and how to do them without the need for gimmicked bills (which is a really silly way to do it by the way).

Just don't do hindy 500, or anything where you change bills to higher values. Thet will give your audience the impression that you can just make your own money and that you don't need a tip.

I've never gotten that reaction. Bill switches are usually a very effective trick, and at minimum you get the bill you borrowed. So odds on, your tips will increase.

Greed.

Done right, no gaff left.