Mike Powers has released a real worker for the working professional performer and amateurs who like
to perform gambit and bank-nite style routines. I can imagine this routine being a perfect trade
show piece. For example, the performer can use the names of other competitors and then the one
company the audience ends up with is the one that didn't get eliminated, making it stand out amongst
the rest. Of course, this will only apply when trade show come back in full capacity. With some
imagination, one can come up with variations on performing this clever routine.
Mr. Powers
is thorough with his explanations of the whole routine from start to finish. He includes the
templates you can use to do the entire effect! And, of course, yes you can perform this over Zoom
and Skype. I love it!
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I was fortunate to be there when Mike was working this routine out and let me tell you, it really
plays! Fooled me bad the first time he did it. It's fun, interactive, and never, ever makes the
spectator a sucker. If you enjoy hard-hitting magic that involves your spectators and makes them a
part of the action, this is for you!
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I love this presentation. Mike Powers is a clever guy and clearly a very experienced performer.
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Mike managed to take advantage of some very fooling mathematical concepts. His description is
accurate. The spectator has a totally free choice, and you're not dealing with an equivoque or
similar tricks. There's a single move that can hardly be called a move. It's also an easy way to
introduce magic into a social setting without busting out cards (which I think is a quick turn off
for a lot of laymen).
This trick is great for mentalism; you can easily adapt your patter
to be about influence. For the price this is a no brainer.
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This is such a fun little game that you can customize to your own needs and creativity. The PDFs
provide you with all you need to get started. The instructions are clear and easy to follow. While
this isn't really an amazing magical effect, it is truly several minutes of engaging entertainment
that draws people's attention. Well done!
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Weldone Sir. Well explained.
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This is a lot of fun and interesting. Can be used in more magic.
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I really like this. Everything is extremely fair and it is practically self working. I would perform
this with a larger board, envelopes in place of the bills, and reword some of the instruction cards.
This is can be a very solid Bank Night effect without gimmicked envelopes.
From the spectator's viewpoint, all the rules are laid out prior to the start. They are told there
are 12 steps which are number on a stack of cards. Everything is up front and above board ... as far
as they are concerned.
From the magician's side, everything looks quite fair and
straightforward. No sleight of hand or fancy stuff involved. A beginner could do it. But it is
highly entertaining.
I absolutely love this trick. Always gets huge reactions! What I love about it is you can develop a
presentation to fit your audience. I have one for adults and one for kids! One of the best out
there! 5 STAR PLUS!