The Deck That Shuffles Itself | Dominique Duvivier Weston For close up and strolling

For close up and strolling I couldn't think of anything better

It doesn't matter what happens or which prize will be chosen

It's virtually sleight free

great presentations

kangaroo-shaped shoulder bag that's tied around the waist and worn across the waist

The Deck That Shuffles Itself | Dominique Duvivier Weston For close up and strollingHere's an entire routine with multiple surprises for your audience! And it's fun to do! EFFECT: The performer takes a deck out of its case. He spreads it face up on the table. The deck is now squared and put aside. The performer pretends to shuffle the deck invisibly. He pretends to take the deck (in fact, the deck stays on the table and he acts as if he had the deck in his hands), put it on the table in front of him, cut it in half, turn one pile