The Oddyliciou5 Package by The Mooloolaba Shuffle video DOWNLOAD

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Für jeden professionellen Magiker ist Wirtschaftlichkeit von großer Bedeutung. Wie wäre es mit nur einem zufällig gebackenen Kartenstück in einer normalen Karte? Dies ist das Chicago Opener (ursprünglich Hot Card Trick No.1 von Al Leech, 1950, dann populär gemacht durch Frank Everhart) auch bekannt als Red Hot Mama – ein großartiges Trickstück. Sie werden die Handhabung und das Konzept lieben. Andino und PK haben weitere Tricks mit seltsam gebackenen Karten entwickelt: Chicago Unboxed, Chicagological, Seven Eleven, Mate, Returning Customer, Conspicuous und C2Ph. Jedes Trickstück bietet einzigartige Effekte und Herausforderungen. Es gibt auch 8 HD-Videos (inklusive Bonus-Trick) mit mehr als 2 Stunden detaillierter Erklärungen, um Sie in die Kunst des Magiehandwerks einzuführen.

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• Chicago Unboxed – Andinos Variation des Chicago Openers. Traditionell beginnt das Routine, aber es endet mit einer unmöglichen Lage und einem enormen Eindruck (zwei Handlungen: eine unterzeichnete und eine nicht unterzeichnete).
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• Chicagological – PKs Variation des Chicago Openers. Es klingt gar nicht wie der Chicago Opener. Dieses Routine verwendet einen ganz anderen Ansatz, um Sie in die Perspektive von PK einzuführen.
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• Sieben und eins, Kumpel – Eine originale Zusammenarbeit zwischen Andino und PK mit mehreren Phasen, die Zahlen, Karten und eine beeindruckende Abschlußbewegung umfassen. Sie werden das lieben, Kumpel.
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• Wiederkehrender Kunde – Ein Ambitioses Kartenroutine mit einem seltsam gebackenen Kartenstück? Das klingt verlockend, oder? Ja, bro. Es gibt einige schwierige Bewegungen im Routine, was es wahrscheinlich zu dem schwersten Routine in der Sammlung macht, aber es lohnt sich, weil es so unmöglich ist (und beeindruckend mutig).
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• Konspirationell – Ein unterzeichnetes Kartenstück verschwindet unmerklich von einer Packung ins Spiel. Die Packung hat jetzt ein Kartenstück weniger und das Spiel hat das unterzeichnete Kartenstück. Dies ist eine großartige Mischung aus mehreren klassischen Tricks, die nur die besten Teile beinhalten. Es ist einfach zu machen, und Sie werden es lieben.
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• BONUS-Trick – C2Ph – Das seltsam gebackene Kartenstück wird als „Utility“-Bewegung verwendet. Es klingt merkwürdig, aber es wird Sinn ergeben, sobald Sie es sehen, und Sie werden es lieben. Es nutzt ein Smartphone und ein weiteres Kartenstück, aber wir sind sicher, dass Sie es mögen werden.
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Alle Tricks wurden auf der Straße unter Buskernbedingungen entwickelt, getestet und optimiert. Zudem gibt es 8 HD-Videos (inklusive Bonus-Trick) mit mehr als 2 Stunden detaillierter Erklärungen, um Sie in die Kunst des Magiehandwerks einzuführen.\n\n

Originale englische Beschreibung

For every professional magician, economy is key.

Taking that to the extreme, how about just having just one random odd backed card with a regular deck?

This is what was found, the Chicago Opener (originally Hot Card Trick No.1 by Al Leech, 1950, then made popular as the Chicago Opener by Frank Everhart) also known as Red Hot Mama, is a GREAT trick. You'll LOVE the handling and premise behind it. Other magicians, have tried to make it fit with the same style and repertoire.

Then it was decided that some of the tricks could be taken and made even better with odd backed cards.

These card effects get you the MOST mileage out of ONE extra card. Now THAT'S economy of props. (Note: If you're strolling, then it's a good idea to keep a small packet of odd-backers just so you won't be limited to that one card).

The Effects:

Chicago Unboxed - Andino's variation of the Chicago Opener. This routine starts off traditionally, but ends with an impossible location, and much more impact than the original, making it a beast (and money maker) in its own right. It's both a magician and fan favorite. (Alternate presentations include card to shoe, and card to wallet).

Chicagological - PK's variation of the Chicago Opener. It doesn't sound like the Chicago Opener at all. This routine uses a totally different approach, where you can see how PK's perspective on magic works in general. Deception, self-questioning, and transpositions are all thrown in the mix to create something truly unique. (two handlings: one signed, and one not).

Seven Eleven, Mate - An original collaboration trick (between Andino and PK) that involves multiple phases of matching numbers, cards, and then a killer finish. You're gonna love this, mate.

Returning Customer - How about an Ambitious Card Routine with an odd backed card? Does that sound enticing? Yeah bro. There are some tricky moves in the routine, making it probably the hardest routine in the whole set, but it's worth it because it's SO impossible. (And impressively ballsy) This can be a killer closer for your ACR. (There's an extra video just to help you with one move).

Conspicuous - A signed card invisibly travels from a packet to the deck. The packet is now missing one card, and the deck has the signed card. This is a great amalgamate of a couple of classic tricks, taking only the best parts from both. It's simple to do, and you'll love it. (There's also a regular deck version which is still pretty great).

BONUS Trick - C2Ph - The odd backed card is used as a "utility" "move." It sounds strange, but it will make sense once you see it, and you will LOVE doing this simple easy trick. It uses a smartphone, and another extra card, but we're sure you will like it. There's also an alternate handling which doesn't use another extra card, and it can be a great impossible location trick (such as Andino's Chicago Unboxed).

The Lectures:

There are eight 1080p HD video (including the bonus trick, preview, and extra move practice) combined are slightly more than 2 HOURS of detailed explanation, covering the routine, subtleties, and the moves. All lectures include the unedited performances, so you can watch the whole routine in its entirety. There is also a pdf file with the timestamps for each video, and some extra credits and ideas.

TLDR:
* Only one single odd backed card is needed for any/every performance.
* No other gimmicks required.
* 6 full routines, explained in detail.
* All routines have been fully performed, developed, tested, and refined on the street under busking conditions for many years.

Originale englische Beschreibung

For every professional magician, economy is key.

Taking that to the extreme, how about just having just one random odd backed card with a regular deck?

This is what was found, the Chicago Opener (originally Hot Card Trick No.1 by Al Leech, 1950, then made popular as the Chicago Opener by Frank Everhart) also known as Red Hot Mama, is a GREAT trick. You'll LOVE the handling and premise behind it. Other magicians, have tried to make it fit with the same style and repertoire.

Then it was decided that some of the tricks could be taken and made even better with odd backed cards.

These card effects get you the MOST mileage out of ONE extra card. Now THAT'S economy of props. (Note: If you're strolling, then it's a good idea to keep a small packet of odd-backers just so you won't be limited to that one card).

The Effects:

Chicago Unboxed - Andino's variation of the Chicago Opener. This routine starts off traditionally, but ends with an impossible location, and much more impact than the original, making it a beast (and money maker) in its own right. It's both a magician and fan favorite. (Alternate presentations include card to shoe, and card to wallet).

Chicagological - PK's variation of the Chicago Opener. It doesn't sound like the Chicago Opener at all. This routine uses a totally different approach, where you can see how PK's perspective on magic works in general. Deception, self-questioning, and transpositions are all thrown in the mix to create something truly unique. (two handlings: one signed, and one not).

Seven Eleven, Mate - An original collaboration trick (between Andino and PK) that involves multiple phases of matching numbers, cards, and then a killer finish. You're gonna love this, mate.

Returning Customer - How about an Ambitious Card Routine with an odd backed card? Does that sound enticing? Yeah bro. There are some tricky moves in the routine, making it probably the hardest routine in the whole set, but it's worth it because it's SO impossible. (And impressively ballsy) This can be a killer closer for your ACR. (There's an extra video just to help you with one move).

Conspicuous - A signed card invisibly travels from a packet to the deck. The packet is now missing one card, and the deck has the signed card. This is a great amalgamate of a couple of classic tricks, taking only the best parts from both. It's simple to do, and you'll love it. (There's also a regular deck version which is still pretty great).

BONUS Trick - C2Ph - The odd backed card is used as a "utility" "move." It sounds strange, but it will make sense once you see it, and you will LOVE doing this simple easy trick. It uses a smartphone, and another extra card, but we're sure you will like it. There's also an alternate handling which doesn't use another extra card, and it can be a great impossible location trick (such as Andino's Chicago Unboxed).

The Lectures:

There are eight 1080p HD video (including the bonus trick, preview, and extra move practice) combined are slightly more than 2 HOURS of detailed explanation, covering the routine, subtleties, and the moves. All lectures include the unedited performances, so you can watch the whole routine in its entirety. There is also a pdf file with the timestamps for each video, and some extra credits and ideas.

TLDR:
* Only one single odd backed card is needed for any/every performance.
* No other gimmicks required.
* 6 full routines, explained in detail.
* All routines have been fully performed, developed, tested, and refined on the street under busking conditions for many years.