Magic Tricks

I have been working on deck switching for a long time. I own Cold Case by Greg Wilson and have made many DIY tuck box switching gimmicks for many years. nted, Greg Wilson goes over his switch with Cold Case in great detail. But it's still a little knacky to do the switch.

The effect is killer and the reactions are always great. Well thought out and relatively easy to perform.

Now here is the best part. I use this switch for all of my deck switches - it may not be as good as those outlined in Giobbi's book, but it is well made, will last a lifetime and is the best deck switch done right under the spectators nose.

I have performed this hundreds of times and have NEVER been burned. It's so simple - in the Blizzard case, when the spectator is mixing up the four "cards of the same number", you simply lift the box, place the first deck into the gimmick and put it away. No one has ever assumed anything funny going on. It just gets lost while the spectator is concentrating on their job at hand.

Lastly, I sometimes do the switch and put the warm deck into the gimmick and place it right back on the table. Never, ever have I had any issue with leaving the gimmick on the table. It's clean and simple.

I'm more than pleased with the purchase as the main trick is first class and I get to use it for other tricks as well. Well done, Dean Dill - RIP.