Tumbleweed (Gimmicks and Online Instructions) by Brent Braun and Andy Glass

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Dies ist ein Trick, der für mich alle Boxen trifft: Einfach zu machen und zu verstehen, und er hat einen beeindruckenden Effekt auf das Publikum!

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• "Looks so good I fooled myself practicing...twice!" - Bhavish Malkani
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• Alle wissen, dass Joker wild sind.
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• Tumbleweed macht Jokers noch wilder als je zuvor. Brent Braun & Just Andy haben den beliebten Twisting the Aces-Plot von Dai Vernon umgedeutet.
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• Wir sagen nicht, dass Brent und Andy klüger, talentierter oder besser aussehender sind als Vernon, aber sie haben eine Methode entwickelt, die das Twisting-Effekt einfacher, visuell ansprechender und rätselhafter macht als je zuvor.
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• Tumbleweed verwendet nur vier Karten und minimalen Fingerspitzengefühl. Ein Päckchen von vier Jokers dreht sich einzeln um und mischt sich selbst auf, bis das Publikum verwirrt ist.
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• Einfach zu lernen und zu meistern
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• Du wirst Tumbleweed für den Rest deines Lebens mit dir tragen.
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• "Einer der saubersten und härtesten Treffer, die ich lange aufgeführt habe. 10/10." - Ryan Daniels
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• "So ein Fälscher und so einfach zu lernen. Nach dem Zuschauen der Erklärung mit etwas Übung wirst du in weniger als einer Stunde Gehirne verbraten." - Christopher Seaton
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• "So einfach, aber so verwirrend und mit nur zwei Karten. Für mich ist das eine Selbstverständlichkeit. Bonuspunkte dafür, dass es super einfach zu machen ist!" - David Em
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Originale englische Beschreibung

"This is a trick that checks all the boxes for me: Easy to do, easy to understand, and it has a devastating effect on your audience!"
- Rick Holcombe

"Looks so good I fooled myself practicing...twice!"
- Bhavish Malkani

Everyone knows that jokers are wild.

Tumbleweed makes Jokers more wild than ever. With this effect, Brent Braun & Just Andy have taken Dai Vernon's popular Twisting the Aces plot and turned it on its head.

We're not saying that Brent and Andy are smarter, more talented, or better-looking than Vernon, but they did come up with a method to make the twisting effect easier, more visual, and more baffling than ever.

Tumbleweed uses just four cards and minimal sleight of hand. A packet of four Jokers turn over one by one, mixing themselves up until your audience's brains are scrambled.

Easy to learn, and easy to master

You'll carry Tumbleweed with you for the rest of your life.

"One of the cleanest and hardest hitting packet effects I've performed in a long time. 10/10."
- Ryan Daniels

"Such a fooler and so easy to learn. After watching the explanation with a bit of practice you'll be frying brains in less than an hour."
- Christopher Seaton

"So simple, yet so perplexing and with just a couple of cards. For me, this is a no brainer. Bonus points for being super easy to do!"
- David Em

Originale englische Beschreibung

"This is a trick that checks all the boxes for me: Easy to do, easy to understand, and it has a devastating effect on your audience!"
- Rick Holcombe

"Looks so good I fooled myself practicing...twice!"
- Bhavish Malkani

Everyone knows that jokers are wild.

Tumbleweed makes Jokers more wild than ever. With this effect, Brent Braun & Just Andy have taken Dai Vernon's popular Twisting the Aces plot and turned it on its head.

We're not saying that Brent and Andy are smarter, more talented, or better-looking than Vernon, but they did come up with a method to make the twisting effect easier, more visual, and more baffling than ever.

Tumbleweed uses just four cards and minimal sleight of hand. A packet of four Jokers turn over one by one, mixing themselves up until your audience's brains are scrambled.

Easy to learn, and easy to master

You'll carry Tumbleweed with you for the rest of your life.

"One of the cleanest and hardest hitting packet effects I've performed in a long time. 10/10."
- Ryan Daniels

"Such a fooler and so easy to learn. After watching the explanation with a bit of practice you'll be frying brains in less than an hour."
- Christopher Seaton

"So simple, yet so perplexing and with just a couple of cards. For me, this is a no brainer. Bonus points for being super easy to do!"
- David Em