ok so for sometime now I've wanted a method to make a good invisible marked deck. i picked this up
because it has two methods for a diy marked deck. the first takes about 15 mins and if a spectator
looks at the backs they will probably see the markings. keep in mind i have tried this on real
people and they do see it. the second method takes much longer to make and while the spectator
can't see it it requires a lot of stuff to memorize to be able to use it. overall i won't use
either method and i recommend you find something else.
if anyone has other diy methods please
share them with me so i can find them
Hello Mr. Steele,
I am sorry to hear about your disappointment.
The first method explained is not meant to be employed in close-up situations which is why the markings are bold and as I had written, it's used in routines where the card isn't the prime or the only element.
May I know when and how did you use it ?
Thanks,
Abhinav B
ah then maybe thats what it the issue was i used it as a trial in a parlour/stage environment but the routine focuses on the cards.
Try Penguins marked deck of cards for 9.95 & Free shipping to boot! Just don't cheat the boys at poker with em. Ha Ha.
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