Poor Man’s Casino by Mathieu Bich (0889)

You present a few pieces of paper
that are blank on both sides and cut to the size of “bank notes”. You
explain that you are going to play one of these “bills”, and you place
it on the table. Then you shuffle a deck of cards and place it in a case
that has a slot on the back of it. Using it like a dealer shoe, you
deal the cards one by one, until the spectator says “stop”. The name of
the card then appears on the bill left on the table.

Very Easy to perform
• The Spectator can say “stop” at any time
• The cards can be seen flicking by through the slot in the case as you deal the cards
• You can use your usual case to perform the trick
• Extremely impressive, even when performed on confirmed magicians
• Ideal in combination with a trick calling for a forced a card in “laboratory conditions”

Includes:
All
the equipment necessary to perform the trick, including an instruction
booklet, a VERY special card to slip into your own deck, 2 pre-cut card
cases (one white and one black) and 5 white pieces of paper in a bank
note format.