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A principle, most often used in card magic, wherein multiple cards are placed into the deck at various locations, but out-jogged from the talon.  The performer then pushes those cards into the deck at one time, causing any/all cards between the out-jogged ones to in-jog from the deck.
A principle, most often used in card magic, wherein multiple cards are placed into the deck at various locations, but out-jogged from the talon.  The performer then pushes those cards into the deck at one time, causing any/all cards between the out-jogged ones to in-jog from the deck.


The Plunger Principle can be used as a control, or as part of an effect, as in [[John Medoza]]'s Automatic Deck.
The Plunger Principle can be used as a control, or as part of an effect, as in [[John Mendoza]]'s Automatic Deck.


[[User:Don Bursell|Don Bursell]] 15:14, 22 January 2010 (UTC)
[[User:Don Bursell|Don Bursell]] 15:14, 22 January 2010 (UTC)

Revision as of 10:29, 22 January 2010

A principle, most often used in card magic, wherein multiple cards are placed into the deck at various locations, but out-jogged from the talon. The performer then pushes those cards into the deck at one time, causing any/all cards between the out-jogged ones to in-jog from the deck.

The Plunger Principle can be used as a control, or as part of an effect, as in John Mendoza's Automatic Deck.

Don Bursell 15:14, 22 January 2010 (UTC)