alby
New user
Mexico
13 Posts
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Posted: Nov 19, 2002 11:09 pm
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I stopped using this stack a long time ago for practical reasons, but now that i came across Darwin Ortiz "Si Stebbins Secret" I realize it can be used in the kind of situations I perform. I wasn't able to find a thread of discussion about tricks using this stack, if there is one can someone point me to it please... But if not please list your favorite tricks using this setup.
Thanks
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Stefan Rupar
Regular user
121 Posts
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Posted: Nov 20, 2002 12:05 am
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Check out *Houdini Casts A Spell* in the book Doug Edwards Pack A Wallop, written by Harry Lorayane, published by L&L. Self working double whammy fooler dooler using the Si set.
Bunch of other great stuff in that book too.
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ixnay66
Inner circle
Denver
1525 Posts
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Posted: Dec 6, 2002 04:18 pm
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Aaron Fisher has an awesome variation of Daryl's "Untouched" using it. The spectator handles the cards the whole time as the magician tells the story of God and the Devil playing cards for your soul.
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femur
Regular user
Belgium
175 Posts
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Posted: Dec 6, 2002 04:34 pm
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One of my favorites comes out of 'The magic of Nick Trost': Automatic Lie Speller.
"I can't really think of a good quote to put here"
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Mark Ennis
Inner circle
Raleigh, NC
1031 Posts
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Posted: Dec 6, 2002 04:35 pm
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Granted, to each his own, but I totally disagree with the Fisher routine being a good version. Honestly I thought it was one of the worst routines I have seen in regards to the Si Stebbins and one of the most confusing presentations I have ever run across. (It pretty much makes no sense).
Jim Swain has a terrific routine in 21st Century Card Magic that involves 3 spectators.
Darwin's "Do As I Did" is one of the best routines I have seen that uses the Si Stebbins and another very popular gaff. The combination of these 2 elements make it an absolute miracle.
ME
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Anasazi
New user
Upstate New York
49 Posts
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Posted: Dec 6, 2002 04:37 pm
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I haven't tried performing it, but "The Hawk" from Videomind vol.2 looked good.
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Mr. X
Elite user
U.K.
440 Posts
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Posted: Dec 10, 2002 10:57 am
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I have to second Mr. E on complementing Mr. Swain, great trick, great book.
I myself favour Mr. Aronsons, sleightless, ungaffed "Some people think." The spec riffle shuffles deck and cuts deck as often as he likes. He takes the card from anywhere and places it himself anywhere and cuts again. Ask the spec to THINK stop as you deal the cards face up, of course you stop at his card. Sometimes you can stop before even knowing where his card lies in the deck, get him to shuffle it again and still determine it. WOW.
So much to do. So little time.
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Menetekel
Loyal user
273 Posts
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Posted: Dec 11, 2002 04:56 pm
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The encyclopedia of Card Tricks by Jean Hugard is full of effects with a stacked deck.
Max
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Good to here.