WIN OR LOSE by Wayne Dobson and Alan Wong

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Wayne revisits his approach to the 'Bank Nite' classic plot, shrinking it to interesting, attractive close-up props. Du zeigst 6 Chips, jeder mit einem anderen Wort auf der Vorderseite: MINE, YOURS, SOMETHING, NOTHING, THIS, THAT.

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Erklärst du, dass nur einer der Chips das Gewinnchip ist und setzt eine Banknote auf dem Tisch ab. Du hast ein paar Witzereien mit den Worten, bis sie freiwillig einen Chip für dich wählen (und es ist eine freie Wahl); sie behalten die anderen fünf.

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Am Ende drehtst du ihre fünf Chips um und sagen sie LOSE. Du drehst den gewählten Chip um und er sagt WIN. Du bedauernst, dass du deine Banknote zurücknehmen musst für ein anderes Wettessen am nächsten Tag. Alles kann untersucht werden, du bist sauber. Es funktioniert wie im Traum, es gibt keine Mehrereingänge oder Gedächtnisarbeit; Waynes kluges Skript hat dieses Routine in eine fast selbsttätige Routine verwandelt, die einen Witz entlang verwendet.

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Wayne erklärt: "Die Routine, wie ich sie präsentiere, verwendet viele meiner Sätze, die ich über die Jahre in verschiedenen Effekten und Routinen veröffentlicht habe. Einige von ihnen gehen sehr weit zurück, und ich vermute, dass ich sie mir beim Beobachten von Ken Brooke und Joe Riding angesehen habe. Colin Rose (15 Jahre her!) hat eine Routine mit mir herausgebracht, die Mine hieß, in der Worte wie 'Something & Nothing' und 'Mine & Yours' verwendet wurden. Ich habe oft gesehen, dass diese Wortspiel-Sätze von anderen Performern 'entwendet' werden: manchmal mit Genehmigung, meistens ohne. Einige gute Freunde, Paul Martin und John Archer, haben ihre eigenen Routinen mit Wortspielen entwickelt, mit meiner Billigung, und obwohl einige der Sätze, die ich verwende, in ihren Routinen enthalten sind, habe ich sicherstellen wollen, dass für diese Routine Sätze verwendet werden, die hoffentlich niemand anderes verwendet."

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WIN OR LOSE enthält die Chips und Tricks, einen kleinen Samtkoffer, ein Video und eine schriftliche PDF-Anleitung sowie Waynes ursprüngliches Skript für den unterhaltsamen nahezu selbsttätige Banknites-Effect.

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Originale englische Beschreibung

Wayne revisits his approach to the 'Bank Nite' classic plot, shrinking it to interesting, attractive close-up props.

You show 6 chips each bearing a different word on the face: MINE, YOURS, SOMETHING, NOTHING, THIS, THAT.

Explaining that only one of the chips is the winning chip, you make a bet, placing a bank note on the table. You have some byplay on the words, with a succession of Wayne's lines, until they freely choose a chip for you (and it is a free choice); they keep the other five.

At the end you turn over their five chips and they each say LOSE. You turn over the chip they chose for you and it says WIN. You regretfully take back your bank note for another day, another bet. Everything can be examined, you are squeaky-clean. It works like a dream, and there are no multiple outs or memory work involved; Wayne's clever scripting has rendered this into a virtually self-working routine that employs comedy along the way.

On that point, Wayne offers a note of clarification: "The routine as I present it uses a lot of my lines that I've used (and published) over the years, in a variety of effects and routines. Some of them go back a long way, and I fancy I picked them up watching both Ken Brooke and Joe Riding. Colin Rose (15 years ago!) put out a routine with me called Mine which used plays on the words: 'Something & Nothing' and 'Mine & Yours'. I've seen many of these wordplay lines being 'borrowed' by other performers: occasionally with permission, usually without. A couple of good friends, Paul Martin and John Archer, have developed their own routines using plays on words, with my blessing, and even though they have some lines in there I use, I've made sure for this routine there are lines hopefully no one else is using.

WIN OR LOSE comes with the chips and gimmicks, small velvet carry bag, video and written pdf instructions and Wayne Dobson's original script for the entertaining close up bank nite routine.

Originale englische Beschreibung

Wayne revisits his approach to the 'Bank Nite' classic plot, shrinking it to interesting, attractive close-up props.

You show 6 chips each bearing a different word on the face: MINE, YOURS, SOMETHING, NOTHING, THIS, THAT.

Explaining that only one of the chips is the winning chip, you make a bet, placing a bank note on the table. You have some byplay on the words, with a succession of Wayne's lines, until they freely choose a chip for you (and it is a free choice); they keep the other five.

At the end you turn over their five chips and they each say LOSE. You turn over the chip they chose for you and it says WIN. You regretfully take back your bank note for another day, another bet. Everything can be examined, you are squeaky-clean. It works like a dream, and there are no multiple outs or memory work involved; Wayne's clever scripting has rendered this into a virtually self-working routine that employs comedy along the way.

On that point, Wayne offers a note of clarification: "The routine as I present it uses a lot of my lines that I've used (and published) over the years, in a variety of effects and routines. Some of them go back a long way, and I fancy I picked them up watching both Ken Brooke and Joe Riding. Colin Rose (15 years ago!) put out a routine with me called Mine which used plays on the words: 'Something & Nothing' and 'Mine & Yours'. I've seen many of these wordplay lines being 'borrowed' by other performers: occasionally with permission, usually without. A couple of good friends, Paul Martin and John Archer, have developed their own routines using plays on words, with my blessing, and even though they have some lines in there I use, I've made sure for this routine there are lines hopefully no one else is using.

WIN OR LOSE comes with the chips and gimmicks, small velvet carry bag, video and written pdf instructions and Wayne Dobson's original script for the entertaining close up bank nite routine.