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Uncover the Art of Deception with Justin Higham's Pseudo Card Cheating Switches

Step into the intriguing world of card manipulation with Justin Higham – Pseudo Card Cheating Switches and Related Moves. Often, magicians avoid card-cheating switches due to their perceived complexity and lack of applicability in performances. However, this guide introduces a series of pseudo cheating switches that are not only manageable but also highly effective in demonstrations.

Why Choose This Guide?

• Accessible Techniques: These switches require more coordination than manual dexterity, making them accessible to a broader range of magicians.
• Versatile Applications: Ideal for pseudo-cheating demonstrations without revealing the underlying methodology. Several switches can seamlessly integrate into magical performances.
• Comprehensive Coverage: From the Basic Move to innovative methods like the Empty-Hands Method and the Flip-and-Fan Palm Switch, this guide offers a thorough exploration of packet switches that revolutionize traditional card handling.

Discover methods such as the Lateral-Palm Method, Underhand Method, and the intriguing Turn-and-Look Packet Switch by Benjamin Earl. Each technique is designed to enhance your repertoire without the need for complex lapping maneuvers.

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Whether you're looking to dazzle your audience or refine your skills, Justin Higham's guide provides the tools necessary to elevate your card magic to new heights. Embrace these pseudo cheating switches and transform your performances today!

Justin Higham – Pseudo Card Cheating Switches and Related Moves

Mention ‘card-cheating switches’ and magicians very often shy away due to (a) the fact that such switches are not really meant for performing, and (b) they are often quite difficult to execute. In particular, switches requiring one-handed pick-ups and throw-downs or complex palm changes and re-gripping, are avoided.

The switches in the present ms. are pseudo cheating switches, and the reader may be pleasantly surprised to find that (a) they are not that difficult (requiring more coordination than manual dexterity), and (b) they can be used in pseudo-cheating demonstrations to good effect without having to reveal their methodology. Several of the switches may also be used in a magical context.

Explained is the Basic Move, ‘Empty-Hands’ Method, No-Palm Method (Kevin Baker), Lateral-Palm Method, Jennings-Concealment Method, Underhand Method 1 and 2, Under-Deck Method, Modified Tent Switch, Pseudo-Deal Palm Switch, Pseudo-Removal Palm Switch and Variation, Flip-and-Fan Palm Switch, Turn-and-Look Packet Switch 1 and 2 (Benjamin Earl) and Variation, and End Notes with several more ideas and applications. All but one of the switches are packet switches, not single-card switches. Most require palming (but not always in the conventional sense) but none require lapping (as in scooping or dropping cards into the lap or similar).