Gambling Routines (World's Greatest) video DOWNLOAD

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Magicy pokazują jak mieć przewagę w kasynach i grach losowych. Wideo zawiera siedem magii, którzy prezentują i nauczają skutecznych efektów łączących sztucznictwo z gry w karty. Pierwszy jest Johnny Thompson z demonstracją Poker Deal, a następnie John Mendoza pokazuje Three Card Monte jakby to widzieliście na ulicach wielkich miast. Michael Ammar prezentuje Hornswaggled, tradycyjną i zabawną rutynę skradania, podczas gdy Dan Harlan naucza trójki efektów opartych na prostej technice kartowej, która nadal zaskakuje. Harry Lorayne pokazuje 10-Karta Poker Deal pochodzący z jednego z jego klasycznych książek, a Scotty York tworzy historię z małą ilością pieniędzy, która zostawi każdego na oczach. Ostatecznie, widzisz film stworzony przez eksperta w grach i prawdziwego mistrza sztuczek ręcznych Rossa Bertrama, pokazujący swoje niezwykłe umiejętności z kartami, kostkami i skrzypcami.

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• Tradycyjne efekty z tematem kasyno
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• Siedem magii prezentujących i nauczających efektów
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• Wbudowana zainteresowanie widzów
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Czas trwania: około 1 godzina 40 minut

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Oryginalny opis angielski

People always ask magicians if they're banned from casinos or exclaim that they wouldn't want to play cards with the performer. To laypeople, having an advantage at gambling and games of chance is an alluring idea and a magician demonstrating his skill usually brings this enticing image to the fore.

In this video, you'll meet seven magicians who perform and teach great commercial magic effects that combine the worlds of conjuring and gambling. Johnny Thompson is first with his version of Dai Vernon's classic Poker Deal demonstration, followed by John Mendoza, who demonstrates Three Card Monte much like you'd see it today on the streets of major cities. Michael Ammar is next with Hornswaggled, a time-honored and very entertaining short-change routine while Dan Harlan teaches a trio of effects based on an elementary card magic principle that still manages to fool. Harry Lorayne performs and teaches the 10-Card Poker Deal straight out of one of his classic books while Scotty York weaves a tale with a handful of money that will leave any audience rubbing their eyes. Finally, you'll be treated to a short film created by gambling expert and true sleight of hand legend Ross Bertram, demonstrating his unsurpassed skill with cards, dice, and shells.

Tricks with a gambling theme have built-in spectator interest and you'd be hard-pressed to find better examples of this genre of magic than the performers and their creations you'll find presented here.

Running Time Approximately: 1hr 40min

Oryginalny opis angielski

People always ask magicians if they're banned from casinos or exclaim that they wouldn't want to play cards with the performer. To laypeople, having an advantage at gambling and games of chance is an alluring idea and a magician demonstrating his skill usually brings this enticing image to the fore.

In this video, you'll meet seven magicians who perform and teach great commercial magic effects that combine the worlds of conjuring and gambling. Johnny Thompson is first with his version of Dai Vernon's classic Poker Deal demonstration, followed by John Mendoza, who demonstrates Three Card Monte much like you'd see it today on the streets of major cities. Michael Ammar is next with Hornswaggled, a time-honored and very entertaining short-change routine while Dan Harlan teaches a trio of effects based on an elementary card magic principle that still manages to fool. Harry Lorayne performs and teaches the 10-Card Poker Deal straight out of one of his classic books while Scotty York weaves a tale with a handful of money that will leave any audience rubbing their eyes. Finally, you'll be treated to a short film created by gambling expert and true sleight of hand legend Ross Bertram, demonstrating his unsurpassed skill with cards, dice, and shells.

Tricks with a gambling theme have built-in spectator interest and you'd be hard-pressed to find better examples of this genre of magic than the performers and their creations you'll find presented here.

Running Time Approximately: 1hr 40min