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Covered Backslip Force
- Thread starter penguincdude
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Nope, you can only learn this by buying the one on one. Witness does teach the Riffle Force and the Hindu-Shuffle Force (I believe) but not the covered backslip.
Hope this helps!
-Sanj
im guessing you are new to magic =P
so a "force" is when you make a spectator believe that they have chosen a card freely from the deck but in reality they picked the card you wanted them to.
there´s a lot of ways to force a card, and the covered backslip force is another one.
so a "force" is when you make a spectator believe that they have chosen a card freely from the deck but in reality they picked the card you wanted them to.
there´s a lot of ways to force a card, and the covered backslip force is another one.
Um I don't see why you would think I'm new to magic but I'm not at all. I was just in the mood for a good force and I wanted to make sure I didn't know this before purchasing. I know two types of riffle forces: one where the card is controlled from the top to where they said stop and one where the spectator says stop however the performer lifts at a different point. Is the Covered Backslip Force either of these?
The force is a little similar to the second thing you mentioned, but much better and will be way more convincing. Add me on AIM/Windows live for more info.
-Sanj
You may know the backslip force, but this one is much more effective, I use it alot when I'm forcing a card.