[Magic Video] Nick Conticello – Potpourri: A Collection of Impromptu Sleightless Mathematical Tricks
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Behold! Nick Conticello’s “Potpourri” unveils impromptu mathematical magic. Witness sleightless wonders & amaze your friends! A must-have collection for the discerning magician seeking pure astonishment!
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Behold! Nick Conticello’s “Potpourri” unveils impromptu mathematical magic. Witness sleightless wonders & amaze your friends! A must-have collection for the discerning magician seeking pure astonishment!
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Nick Conticello – Potpourri: A Collection of Impromptu Sleightless Mathematical Tricks
Discover the brilliance of Nick Conticello, a renowned Tarbell Course contributor, in his latest release, Potpourri: A Collection of Impromptu Sleightless Mathematical Tricks. This book is a treasure trove of close-up magic tricks designed to captivate small groups, making it perfect for both seasoned magicians and enthusiasts alike.
As acclaimed author and collector Doug Edwards puts it:
“I know a good trick when I see one, and KNOW-ALL NEALE is a good trick! It’s impromptu and direct. And I like A COUNT, A BILL as well. The divination of the three digits comes as a complete surprise. Two real winners.”
Inside the Book:
- Know-All Neale: A stunning 3-coin divination with a fourth coin kicker.
- A Count, A Bill: A gambling-themed trick where the performer divines three freely chosen digits using a bill.
- Ace Hummer Place: A card trick where 12 randomly mixed cards end with eight face up and the four Aces face down.
- Sum Hummer Variations: A clever variation of Charles Hudson’s “Sum Hummer,” where the performer divines the sum of randomly reversed cards.
- Vernon’s IBM Trick, Simplified: A mind-blowing trick that can even be performed over the phone.
- Isolani: Two face-up cards sandwich a predicted card in this elegant trick.
- A-10 Prediction: A card is predicted by totaling two freely chosen cards and counting down the deck.
- The Homesick Card: A mentally chosen card returns to its original position despite the packet being mixed.
- Zen-Chronicity: Two cards, randomly chosen and buried, end up in symmetric positions in different packets.
- BONUS EFFECT: Klepidoptera: An impromptu version of Dave Forrest’s Butterfly Effect, combining card prediction and the sum of four randomly chosen digits.
Each trick is designed to be performed impromptu and without sleight of hand, making them accessible yet deeply impressive. Whether you’re looking to expand your repertoire or simply entertain friends, this book is a must-have for any magic enthusiast.
Author and collector Doug Edwards said:
“I know a good trick when I see one, and KNOW-ALL NEALE is a good trick! It’s impromptu and direct. And I like A COUNT, A BILL as well. The divination of the three digits comes as a complete surprise. Two real winners.”
Tarbell Course contributor Nick Conticello returns with a new selection of close-up magic designed to be performed for small groups of friends or acquaintances.
1. Know-All Neale: 3 coin divination with fourth coin kicker
2. A Count, A Bill: Based on “It’s the Principle ” (Bob Longe, Sept. 2001 Linking Ring) with bill used to select three digits. Presented as a gambling expose. Performer divines three freely chosen digits.
3. Ace Hummer Place: 12 cards, randomly mixed face up and face down. Eight end up face up and the four Aces face down.
4. Sum Hummer Variations: Performer divines the sum of some randomly reversed cards. Variation of Charles Hudson’s “Sum Hummer.”
5. Vernon’s IBM Trick, Simplified: Can be done over the telephone.
6. Isolani: Two face up cards eventually sandwich a predicted card.
7. A-10 Prediction: Two freely chosen cards are totaled to count down to a third card in the pack, which the performer has predicted.
8. The Homesick Card: A mentally chosen card returns to its original position despite the mixing of the packet it is in.
9. Zen-Chronicity: Two cards, randomly chosen by the audience and buried in the deck by the selectors themselves, somehow end up in symmetric positions in two different packets.
BONUS EFFECT: 10. Klepidoptera: An offbeat take on Dave Forrest’s version of the Butterfly Effect, which is completely impromptu and uses an idea described earlier in this book. The performer predicts a selected card and the sum of four randomly chosen digits.
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