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Without this World by Kiko Pastur (Instant Download)


Give ESP to your spectators with the DREAM version of Out of this World. This is the one the pros will forever use. START LEARNING INSTANTLY.
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"When wit, talent, creativity, sensitivity and experience is mixed, we can not expect any other result than that offered by this little genius Kiko. We’re in luck!" -Dani DaOrtiz

"Kiko is for me the essence of poetic sensitivity in magic." -Juan Tamariz

"It is said that the classics are untouchable. Kiko shows us in art, there are no rules." -Roman Garcia

"Out of this world on STERIODS!" -Shaun Dunn

It's been called the greatest card trick of all time. A spectator is given a deck of card and they are able to separate the deck by colors without looking at the faces. An incredible magic trick. Could it get better? Yes. Kiko Pastur has, without a doubt improved one of the greatest tricks of all time.

"Without this World" allows the spectator to deal freely through the entire deck without switching piles. Only two piles are used and the spectator chooses where the red cards go and where the black cards go (no magicians choice).

This is "Out of this World" the way it was always meant to be, with a method that magicians of ANY skill level can do. It's easy to learn so you can focus 100% on the presentation.

Points to Remember

* The spectator FREELY deals two piles all the way to the end with TOTAL freedom, with no interruptions.
* The spectator DECIDES which pile are the red cards and which are the black cards.
* The piles NEVER touch each other, and remain clearly separated before you reveal them.
* You end clean, and everything is immediately examinable. You can immediately continue doing tricks with the same deck... even though this would be a great time to take your bow and leave them speechless.
* Uses a regular deck of cards
* Easy to learn

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Not 'Without Moves' but still smooth Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on March 16th, 2017
Nice easy-paced video, his English is great and the trick is good. The counting is avoided but there are still moves necessary that are substitutes for the original moves. You do have to handle the deck after the spectator and also in order to do the reveal, which I don't think is clear from the description or the video, hence 3 stars from me. I also don't like the necessary timing of the moves, when they need to occur does trouble me, though this is only parallel with the original OOTW and it's still a great effect. Plus it's true that you end clean. This is a much more modern feel than the original and – if you don’t already know the method – you could benefit from the explanation where some subtleties are also discussed.
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a perfect gimmick Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on March 14th, 2017
The explanation video is weak, but that doesn't matter. This is such a clever way to pull this trick off. Reliable, elegant, bulletproof.

It might not fool your magician friends, but if you play with the patter and the approach, this is a total reputation maker.

Easy in, easy out, fun to do. Well done.
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Method way too obvious Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on September 8th, 2019
I'm quite dissapointed - the method used in this trick is so obvious! You don't have to be close to the performer and still can recognize, the cards somehow don't look naturall...won't use it, can't recommend it.
3 of 3 magicians found this helpful.
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Possibly a bit obvious. Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on March 21st, 2017
I am a bit concerned that the working of this trick might appear at least a little suspicious to some onlookers. I will say that if the pace of the performance is fast without hesitation even the obvious part of the "gimmick" won't nescessarily give away how it is done. it is a good thing that after the performance the deck (which is indeed a regular deck of normal cards) can be freely inspected. But it should be noted that the deck can't be borrowed or inspected before performing the trick.
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Really is better than the classic Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on March 16th, 2017
I've been doing Out of this World for over 50 years. For the layman it is an absolute stunner. I can well remember the impact it had on me when I first saw it half a century ago. I've seen. tried and discarded a lot of variations over the years. This is the first time I have felt that someone has come up with an actual improvement. In the right circumstances this is even cleaner and apparently more direct than the original. The only downside is that you do need table space to spread the cards. That is not always available, and the original can be performed under almost any conditions. But assuming that on many occasions you will have the available space then this is very well worth learning. It is beautifully deceptive. Well done Kiko.
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Nice Version Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on March 14th, 2017
This version plays fast and strong. I like that there appears to be no procedure other than simply dealing two piles of cards. The revelation at the end builds nicely to the conclusion.
If you know card magic well, you will figure it out by watching the full performance demos. If less familiar, the quick instructional part should suffice, while novices may need the detailed explanation at the end.

The video additionally teaches a simple shuffle control, and performance tips, but falls short on information about the need for casually showing the deck shuffled prior to performing this effect.

During the quick instructions, Kiko made a big mistake that he later corrected. I will never understand why an instructional video would include blunders except in an outtake reel. It should have been easy and inexpensive to shoot it again wtithout the confusing mistake. This happens a few times in the video.
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A clever version of a classic Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on March 22nd, 2018
I think it is a very clever version of a classic. We all have read several versions of Out of this World and we all have one we like to perform. I think it is nice one to add to your repertoire. At least, I will add it to mine.

Kiko Pastur also feeds you with some insights and thoughts on the effect, how to present it and why he came up with this version, which I think is quite convincing :)

I only took off one star because the video in general is a bit confusing at some points.
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A Favorite Solution to OOTW Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 11th, 2017
Really prefer the quickness of the participants initial seperation, that they do not even need to be fully aware of the object of the two stacks and that they can choose the stack for their own results. Really focuses whole experience around their actions rather than some structure imposed by another card handler.
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Love Kiko's OOTW Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on March 31st, 2017
I never perform the original version OOTW because there's this weird move in the middle of the routine that I cannot justify. Kiko Pastur adds a few clever subtleties to the classic OOTW and make this routine incredibly clean and deceptive. For $10, I think it's totally worth it. Now, I will include this version of OOTW in my routine. If you're like me, who know the classic version of OOTW but never perform it, Kiko's Without this World will change your mind!
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Super Easy, Smart, Buy It Report this review
Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on March 14th, 2017
I've been doing various forms of Out of this World for 30 years. This is the most natural and calmest handling, the fastest version and the easiest. Instruction is fine. English is not the presenter's first language but you get it and he does maybe 20 extra minutes of logic and subtleties he didn't have to do - and that makes it a great video, despite the linguistic errors. This is truly impromptu and very smart. Flows perfectly. Gets rid of the problem of midway having to do a move. All taken care of up front. Well worth the price. Great job. Going right into my high power set.
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