Hi! Let's discuss – What are the MUST-HAVE features the 'ideal' trick deck should contain to be suitable for most spectacular tricks? Actual features are welcomed!
The back design needs to have no border so it works for false deals but it also needs to be able to reverse a card.
If there is a border the corner of the border needs to be the same distance away from the actual corner as index. This is so that a card can be secretly reversed.
The box needs to have the same back design as the cards themselves. There are a ton of effects that you can do with a back design like that.
Yes, those are border-less. The problem with most border less cards is that if you reverse a card you can see the card at the edge. It is also difficult to hide a double lift with a border-less card like the Bee's shown above because the pattern doesn't perfectly match on all sides.Is this a right example of back design with no border?
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Borderless cards make various moves more deceptive. For example: the mexican turnover, bottom deal second deal, 3 card monte.Do borders on backs cause any troubles while performing tricks?
The corresponding boxes (purple and orange) need to match each other in width.Could you, please, give more detailed explanation or maybe give some example.
So, as far as I understand, a back design of cards should be totally identical to that of a deck, and such things as embossing or metallic foil on the box back are unacceptable for some kinds of tricks?
Hi! Let's discuss – What are the MUST-HAVE features the 'ideal' trick deck should contain to be suitable for most spectacular tricks? Actual features are welcomed!