The Blood Marking System By Daniel Madison

FliXeRoCk107 · Feb 10, 2008

For all of you though who don't know or who have not guessed, The Blood Marking System is a professional card cheating system,but it cannot be used in casinos. Most casinos have there own decks, and the system is idealy for

Bicycle Rider Back

Bicycle League Back

Tally-Ho Fan Back

Tally-Ho Circle Back

David Blaine Split Spades

Here is some info about the download from Daniels Website

The Blood Marking System is a system for applying secret markings to the back of playing cards that can only be distinguished by the performer and are invisible to the naked eye of the spectator.

The system has been developed from an old marking system once used by professional card cheats in the UK known simply as BLOOD.

The Blood Marking System covers not only how to apply the simple, overlooked and very easy to apply markings but how to utilise the marked deck to the best of its achievements and ultimately teaches performance techniques that allow any possibilities of the markings ever being spotted by spectator to be bypassed and never questioned.

Developed and designed to help the modern performer avoid spending a fortune on specially printed marked decks, The Blood Marking System offers a devious and simple idea that can convert your regular deck into the ultimate card-magicians tool.

THE BLOOD MARKING SYSTEM

E-Book

Instant PDF Download :: £10 ( about $20.00)

The best part is that the system utilises the marks already on the card.
It was the best buy i have ever made. Im not exaggurating. This 36 page book has so many different uses, and the fact that it can go onto 5 different decks using practicly the same system is awsome! The best thing about it is the fact that it also has some different tricks that you can do with the deck. Here are my markings:

The System: 10/10

Booklet: 9.5/10

Usefulness: 10/10

Overall: 9.9/10

Daniel is a GENIUS! I strongly reccomened buying this. It will save you spending lots of money on marked decks. For £10, it is one of the best buys you can make. I am not going into elaborate detail here because i think that is spoiling the surprise element of getting something new.

Felix

Glenn West · Feb 10, 2008

I'm going to assume that this does NOt use any kind of glasses, or lensesfo you to see the markings.

That being said, might I ask what the markings look like? If you could compare them to another deck marking system, would you say they are read like Wild's deck, or they are a variety of marks that need to be understood, like a sort of code to the markings? I cannot think of a marking system I could name off the top of my head like this, but they are pretty common. Or is it more like Juice. That is, more generic marks for value.

I would imagine this is not really exposure, as I am not asking for any detail on the actual method of the marks, but rather, I guess, just looking for insight as to what KIND of marks I would be getting.

This may be asking to much, but just curious. I do not really doubt that this is great, but I would like to know how it compares to the above mentioned style of marking systems.

Thanks
Glenn

Cyrus · Feb 10, 2008

The Blood System is a very genius marking system. It pretty much uses the modification of marks already on the cards, to mark the cards. Its difficult to explain without exposure, but it is a very devious marking system.

-Cyrus

Glenn West · Feb 10, 2008

IC, thanks. So are they easy to read, or do you have to learn what they mean first?

DavidMisner · Feb 10, 2008

Glenn West said:
IC, thanks. So are they easy to read, or do you have to learn what they mean first?

It will take some time to learn all of the marks, as they aren't apparent to you if you haven't learned the system. If you practice enough, it will become like a second language to you.

David

FliXeRoCk107 · Feb 10, 2008

Glenn West said:
IC, thanks. So are they easy to read, or do you have to learn what they mean first?

Yes, you ahve to know what they mean first, but the numbers A-4 are easy. The 5-K's take a little longer. The suits are fairly easy.

Felix

Glenn West · Feb 10, 2008

Kool, thankx again.

FliXeRoCk107 · Feb 10, 2008

Glenn West said:
Kool, thankx again.

No problem man!

Shanku · Feb 11, 2008

Yeah this is a great marking system. It owns the Boris Wild deck. 1-4 is easy, 5-9 is a bit harder, 10 was giving me a bit of trouble because I was mistaking it for a different card. King is the easiest of them all. I've got the markings down fairly well now. Just play around with it for about 15 minutes for a few days and you'll have it down. The suit markings are really easy.

FliXeRoCk107 · Feb 11, 2008

warped_aces said:
Yeah this is a great marking system. It owns the Boris Wild deck. 1-4 is easy, 5-9 is a bit harder, 10 was giving me a bit of trouble because I was mistaking it for a different card. King is the easiest of them all. I've got the markings down fairly well now. Just play around with it for about 15 minutes for a few days and you'll have it down. The suit markings are really easy.

I agree totaly. Im still having trouble with 5-K. So simple yet so hard!

Cyrus · Feb 11, 2008

I learned it pretty quickly but I'm still working on making it much faster.

-Cyrus

JoshDestroys · Mar 6, 2008

Purchased the BLOOD marking system last night. I must admit, I'm a little disappointed. It's genius for sure, but without saying too much, DO NOT purchase this or plan on using it in well lit situations. A dark bar, or restaurant would be perfect...however, you may run into problems outside on a sunny day ,in a classroom, or even a brightly lit room.

Just my opinion.

-JOSH

tian_ci · Mar 6, 2008

Josh-
I strongly disagree.
Use this in lit situations. Spectators are not looking for a marked deck and your presentation should not have you sitting their staring at the card thinking "DRR WHATS THE DOUBLE DOT FULL SHADE LEFT MOON MEAN"

TKH · Mar 6, 2008

tian. maybe too much exposure. But yeah, josh have you tried it? or did you buy it, and just discard the thought of using it. It works fine everywhere, combining it with the blood stack makes the deck a deadly secret weapon.

EDIT: Just read people are having problems with rading the cards. Think about this, to perform a sleight it should take you hours, and hours to practice. Use some discipline to master this, much more useful then any sleight and more deceptive. (I am sure someone will say a certain sleight is better, I don't care, I am trying to prove a point)

Lumas · Mar 7, 2008

Can anyone compare this to other marked cards such as the Borris Wild marked deck?

I know this is a system and the Boris Wild is a deck, but does anyone have both of these?

TKH · Mar 7, 2008

It uses a code, I believe Boris Wild is just numbers hidden into the pattern, correct me if I am wrong. The system is just how to mark them and how to read the marks. it only takes 10 minutes to make a deck, and costs you about 5 bucks to make including the deck, so dont worry about them signing these. Pm me if there are further questions.