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| Blizzard by Dean Dill - The effect that sounds too incredible to be true. Dean Dill's Blizzard has fooled most of the top minds in magic. Highly Recommended!!! |
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The Effect
The effect sounds too incredible to be true: A spectator freely names any card, and a deck which has been in full view is spread to reveal that every card is blank...except for the spectator’s named card!
- No rough and smooth, no long and short, no double sided cards
- Everything may be immediately examined!
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Never failed |
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by Jack Liw from Malaysia on 09/23/2009 15:13:31
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If you think the move is too bold for you, just turn around while the spectator is mixing up the cards. I do it without the gimmmick and it never failed.
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Don't be intimidated |
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by Eskimo from Alaska on 10/06/2008 03:57:35
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I love this trick because the spectators ask "How did you turn the whole deck blank?!?" or "How did you know that would be the card I would think of?!?" depending on how smart they are, but both reactions are great =) I give this a 5 star. Many people have rated their reviews lower based on the fact that there is one misdirection during the performance, but 97% of the time no one will catch you. It takes place when the spec is mixing up the cards, so all attention is on the cards, but if you still feel uneasy about a trick with misdirection, just have the spectator turn around while he mixes the cards so "you can't possibly know where the chosen card is." I have never been caught, I just relax and perform this like any other trick. Don't let one small thing stop you from buying a trick this cool. Buy this if you thought the demo video was cool, and make someone else be just as amazed.
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It's just not for me |
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by Anonymous from USA on 06/03/2008 21:52:13
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It is too big of a risk when you perform it. It's hard to carry the deck around. Im sorry but this trick is just not my cup of tea. Get the invisible deck it is almost the same trick but its easy.
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Excellent trick |
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by Jack M from California, US on 05/11/2008 22:40:07
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Excellent trick. Even though it takes guts to pull off, NOBODY sees the gimmick. Finished, it's comepletely inspectable. It's expensive, so it loses a star, but if you have money, buy now.
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smart effect |
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by Anonymous from england on 01/01/2008 12:02:16
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I figured out how the trick was done just by watcing the video many times.I can tell you one thing, something happens when the camera zooms in.But anyway it's still an ok trick.It needs misdirection for it to work,so you may get cought.I found fade out much better.
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