Stripper deck

[jimbo mcgee]

i hav a stripper deck n its really cool but i was wonderin bout a good routine
i basically got like findin the aces, a really cool ambitious card type of trick
i was wonderin what r sum of ur fav ones

[AceOSpades]

take the deck make them pick a card turn the deck 180 degrees and make em stick it back in.
next feel for the card in the deck and get a little grip on the car corner and throw the deck in the air and hold on to the card and say is this your card?
that was called 51 pickup by the way.

[azn_invazn]

take the deck make them pick a card turn the deck 180 degrees and make em stick it back in.
next feel for the card in the deck and get a little grip on the car corner and throw the deck in the air and hold on to the card and say is this your card?
that was called 51 pickup by the way.

great trick lol
2 bad its useless on the streets or anywhere other than stage or home.

[Magic Orthodoxy]

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[jimbo mcgee]

thanku so much
it sounds great but unfortunately it didnt open 4 me so i cannot view the book