Bigblindmedia presents Copy That
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Overview
Bigblindmedia presents Copy That by Cameron Francis
A turbo-charged, three phase 'Do As I Do' that will leave your spectators breathless.
Cameron Francis is the master of the 'packs small, plays massive' packet trick. 'Copy That' is a brilliant, brilliant 'Do As I Do' routine that just uses two tiny packets of cards. It squeezes THREE phases in. Has the mother of all kickers. AND it's totally SELF WORKING!!! BOO-YA!
You could slip the provided cards into a back pocket or wallet and ALWAYS be ready to unleash a miracle.
You introduce two packets of cards, a red packet and a blue packet, and hand the blue one to the spectator. With the cards behind your backs, you each mix your packets. Then you ask the spectator to remove one card from their packet and hand it to you. You then hand them a card from your packet. Their card is slipped into your packet and your card is put into theirs. You each bring your cards out and spread them. You turn over the blue card in your packet: it's a Queen of Spades. They turn over the card you gave them; it's also a Queen of Spades! As if that isn't incredible enough, you reveal that the rest of your cards are the Ten, Jack, King, and Ace of Spades, a perfect royal flush! You say you were so confident that the experiment would work out, that you didn't even bring any other cards. The spectator then turns over their cards and reveals that they are all blank!
AND NOW ALL OF THE CARDS CAN BE COMPLETELY EXAMINED!
Cameron also teaches two clever variations:
A turbo-charged, three phase 'Do As I Do' that will leave your spectators breathless.
Cameron Francis is the master of the 'packs small, plays massive' packet trick. 'Copy That' is a brilliant, brilliant 'Do As I Do' routine that just uses two tiny packets of cards. It squeezes THREE phases in. Has the mother of all kickers. AND it's totally SELF WORKING!!! BOO-YA!
You could slip the provided cards into a back pocket or wallet and ALWAYS be ready to unleash a miracle.
- TOTALLY self-working.
- Only uses the provided cards (slip it in your wallet!)
- Ends clean - EVERYTHING is examinable.
- Quick reset.
- No sticky stuff / double faced cards / rough & smooth.
You introduce two packets of cards, a red packet and a blue packet, and hand the blue one to the spectator. With the cards behind your backs, you each mix your packets. Then you ask the spectator to remove one card from their packet and hand it to you. You then hand them a card from your packet. Their card is slipped into your packet and your card is put into theirs. You each bring your cards out and spread them. You turn over the blue card in your packet: it's a Queen of Spades. They turn over the card you gave them; it's also a Queen of Spades! As if that isn't incredible enough, you reveal that the rest of your cards are the Ten, Jack, King, and Ace of Spades, a perfect royal flush! You say you were so confident that the experiment would work out, that you didn't even bring any other cards. The spectator then turns over their cards and reveals that they are all blank!
AND NOW ALL OF THE CARDS CAN BE COMPLETELY EXAMINED!
Cameron also teaches two clever variations:
- The Performance
- The Handling
- Variation I
- Variation II
What’s included
Streaming video tutorial
Specifications
- Skill level
- Beginner to Intermediate
- Reset
- Under 30 seconds
- Method
- Self-working
- Distance
- 0-2 feet (30- 60 cm) · 2-4 feet (60 - 120 cm)
- Pocket space
- Minimal — fits in pocket
- Instructions
- Streaming video tutorial
- Publisher
- Big Blind Media
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