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I believe that is incorrect - I just checked literally every deck on that link (that site is actually one of our authorized retailers here at theory11), and no where do I see ANY decks of uncanceled (mint condition) Stingers. They are not impossible to find, but they are VERY difficult to come...

Aristocrat is in no way USPCC's "econo" stock - it's a very high end stock that we hand selected and worked very hard in precise selection of in production of the Smoke and Mirrors (also printed on Aristocrat stock with Dan and Dave). The Stingers have a perfect amount of snap and in all...

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To clear this up - these are NOT "already out there" - at least not in uncancelled form. Stingers have long been only available for casino use, and therefore VERY difficult to get a hold of; especially in mint condition (unused). These decks are BRAND new, printed on Aristocrat stock for...

Historically reserved only for the world's finest casinos, Bee® Stinger playing cards are now available in mint condition exclusively at theory11. Printed on the finest Aristocrat stock. See the preview featuring Dan and Dave and images featuring the work of Andrei Jikh...

As a side note, according to every admin and moderator log I had our team check this morning, NO posts were removed from this thread - not by a moderator, not by an admin - we show nothing removed. I've contacted both C14 and Creeper to look into this. Back on subject, however... 6 hours...

That's actually a compilation vid (albeit using the Discovery Channel footage of D&D) that someone else did - it uses theory11 music. For the real show clip, check this out: http://dsc.discovery.com/videos/time-warp-card-flip.html

Tonight at 11:00pm EST... _

We have no theory11-designed black decks in the works at the moment, so therefore I thought this discussion wasn't really in the spirit of advancing anything. I do like black and the majority would agree (it's a hard color not to like), but a bit of color will be on the horizon sometime this...

Just got off the phone with Andrei, and I have the results in hand. We loved all of the submissions received tonight. In particular, we'd like to mention Garry A's (although 3 seconds over the limit). Amazing work. But tonight's winner, as determined by our senior panel of Andrei Jikhness...

Just to clarify, this contest is about cardistry - and should be a NEW video of your creation tonight that is 30 seconds max. Good luck!

Really cool find. Two other cool mysteries of the day worth reading into: The Georgia Guidestones Kryptos - On the Grounds of the CIA

This is something that does not come from any one source - and the origins of it go back decades.

Over the past week, theory11 has slowly unveiled multiple images through this site and the official theory11 twitter account. Tonight, we post the final images before the full unveiling. This is a product we have been working hard for the past several MONTHS to have permission to release -...

Took this image with a cell phone camera while at Dan and Dave's house earlier this past week - the picture speaks for itself. Pretty cool stuff; a fairly historic memento from the DB special on ABC in September 2008. _

No new 1-on-1 tonight (been burning the midnight oil on two projects at once this week), but look for a special edition news bulletin in this forum at 11:00pm EST on the dot tonight with a closer look...

Another glimpse. _

As posted on the official theory11 twitter account this afternoon, see below image... _

The time now is 11:00pm EST, and that means it's time to announce this evening's winner. Tonight's prize goes to Ben Long, with his correct submission of "How Gamblers Win." The book was first published in 1865 and attributed to Gerritt Evans, or "a retired professional" under it's anonymous...

Limit of three guesses per, but look carefully at the question posed and the answer should be easier to find. The question stated that the book was originally published in the mid 1800's - that's before Erdnase.