Jjtee wrote:Quick question Tomo abouts that stripper deck in question. How much better is it than your standard run of the mill deck type? I have two strippers and they both stick out like a sore thumb in my eyes (in fairness I am looking for them!).
On a side note-I performed the stripper OOTW combo today. Showed them mixed red +blacks etc, a little patter while shuffling "making it harder for you, as you were bound to get the first few right since you just saw them, tougher now isn't it? Lets see your true ESP potential" yadida.
Floored them. Dead.
Very tempted to buy your book Tomo! I think I might wait till I can use normal cards to do decent tricks first, in the end I don't want to rely on a stripper forever.
No problems there. The online preview's got the table of contents so you can see whether you think the techniques it teaches are something you could use. The idea is that you can use it on its own because they're real sleights and the stripper's a real deck, but what I think is exciting is using some of it to enhance existing sleight-based effects.
A lot of shop cut decks are about as subtle as an overly-appologetic polar bear at a penguin's housewarming party. The USPCC decks cost a few times more than a regular deck, but if they were polar bears, they'd wake up in Vegas next to many a rich, very hungover penguin. After I'm finished with mine, I happily hand them out when someone asks if they can show me something. Decks, that is. Not penguins.