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Lorayne | [[Reputation-Makers]] by [[Harry Lorayne]] published in 1971. | ||
== Favorite effects == | |||
===Lorayne's Poker Deal #2 page 151=== | |||
I have been using this routine for years. With the popularity of Poker most audiences will enjoy one poker routine. Basically, the performer shows his ability to deal a full house from a shuffled deck to any one of 5 players. You have to have your wits about you. This trick is the "worth the price of the book" routine. -- The Tarotist | I have been using this routine for years. With the popularity of Poker most audiences will enjoy one poker routine. Basically, the performer shows his ability to deal a full house from a shuffled deck to any one of 5 players. You have to have your wits about you. This trick is the "worth the price of the book" routine. -- The Tarotist | ||
[[Category:Close Up Magic Books]] | [[Category:Close Up Magic Books]] | ||
Revision as of 14:13, 12 December 2008
Reputation-Makers by Harry Lorayne published in 1971.
Favorite effects
Lorayne's Poker Deal #2 page 151
I have been using this routine for years. With the popularity of Poker most audiences will enjoy one poker routine. Basically, the performer shows his ability to deal a full house from a shuffled deck to any one of 5 players. You have to have your wits about you. This trick is the "worth the price of the book" routine. -- The Tarotist