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Congrats theory 11 team! Thanks for making the past 11 years awesome! https://www.instagram.com/p/BnPIAiyFexI/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=4ss81q2rd3v1

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Definitely check out Move Zero by John Bannon, published my BBM. Amazing stuff in that series. There's also Super Strong Super Simple by Ryan Shlutz, from Vanishing Inc. Killers by Paul Wilson, from Art of Magic. Hope this helps :)

Murphy's has a line of cheap close up pads. I paid 7 dollars US for a standard size mat and I love it. You can easily clean it, and you can even roll it up for taking it on the go.

I have one on my card clip and another around the charging base for my e-cig. They look awesome!

Jack Carpenter's Ultimate Hold Em quickly became one of my favorites. Martin Nashs Title Bout was probably my earliest Gambler vs Magician style tricks I ever learned and gets amazing reactions. The drunken poker deal from Scarne, Vernons Poker deal...omg there are too many to name at the moment.

Seems like fun. Why not :)

I'm really digging the Red Keepers; the stock is simply amazing. I also love the Archangels, Monarchs, and Sankeys Tattoo deck (yes, really).

3 of Diamonds 4 of Diamonds 9 of Hearts 8 of Clubs

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They weren't on display at the Target I went to when I visited the states last week. I had to ask a clerk who then brought a bunch out. It was weird but I figured they just didn't get around to stocking them.

Sorry, no code. You'll have to order Gatsby separately. I used a bunch of my elite points to drop the price down, and for this release, it's well worth it.

Look for Bicycle or Tally-Ho, anything with an air cushion finish (808). Those will be the most affordable to practice and perform with. Also, when practicing the Faro you don't need a lot of pressure. After some practice you'll notice it becomes almost automatic.

A great resource for all skill levels would be Daryl's Encyclopedia of Card Sleights. There are many volumes and covers a wide variety of techniques. You can't go wrong with these.

Congrats, Chris!

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I can already see the possibilities.

That sounds like you had a lot of fun! I love the quick thinking about loading the sponge ball and giving him a really magical moment that he will not soon forget. Congratulations, man! My first gig was an okay one I would say. It was the first year I got into magic so I didn't know much. I did...

Oh, this should be fun! I love Go, and always wanted to use the stones in some sort of a trick. The first idea that comes to mind is to do a Max Maven trick called "Kuratsoka", which already uses stones to begin with so this isn't much of a creative stretch. Maybe a variation of the Trick...