A force in the form of dealing cards?
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I think I know one force that involves the spectator dealing. Let me give you an example.
I want you to choose any number between 1-10. The spectator says six. The force card is the top of your deck.
Let's say the force card is the Jack of Spades. You deal six cards. Pick all six cards and put on top of the facedown deck with facedown cards. Tell the spectator to deal the same number and choose the sixth card, which is the Jack of Spades
Hope this helps you.
I want you to choose any number between 1-10. The spectator says six. The force card is the top of your deck.
Let's say the force card is the Jack of Spades. You deal six cards. Pick all six cards and put on top of the facedown deck with facedown cards. Tell the spectator to deal the same number and choose the sixth card, which is the Jack of Spades
Hope this helps you.
Have your force card on top, do second deals until the spectator calls stop, then deal the top card.
Easy! (Well it's not, but the idea is simple!)
Rev
Easy! (Well it's not, but the idea is simple!)
Rev
Hi tkahng, second dealing probably is your best solution.. Check out Jason's second deal stuff here. http://www.theory11.com/1on1/#new/page:2/sort:release/video:109
Try The Impossible Force. Magician deals through the deck, spec says stop anywhere, can change their mind, and the dealt to card is the force card.
Card 9th from top.
Have them say any number 10-20. Count it off, then say (pretend number is 15) we'll add the digits. Add 1+5, you get six. Six cards from the top is your force card.
This works from any number BETWEEN 9-20 (10 will work, 20 won't).
Try it out, see how it works. Is quite a deceptive force.
Have them say any number 10-20. Count it off, then say (pretend number is 15) we'll add the digits. Add 1+5, you get six. Six cards from the top is your force card.
This works from any number BETWEEN 9-20 (10 will work, 20 won't).
Try it out, see how it works. Is quite a deceptive force.
Could you elaborate? I'm a little confused. Or maybe just PM?
Also, the Tenkai Stop Force (Ninja 2) would work very well here.
Ian
Also, the Tenkai Stop Force (Ninja 2) would work very well here.
Ian
How about having the bottom two cards turned over and then turning the deck over after you have deal it. Or you could use the one from Tom Baxter's Brr.
I found one a while ago where you deal onto the table. Its REALLY easy. According to the book I got it from, its called the drop force.
Mhm. One of the best card moves I know of. So simple, so bold, so practical. With a bit of thinking this can be applied to so much more than forces though; my favorite ACAAN utilizes this move.
Barrie Richardson uses the first force a lot it is great because it is easy and disarming. The Baxter idea is so perfect I really really should have not metioned it but the move monkeys will hate it.
