by mark_c1975 » Sep 20th, '05, 20:11
I agree that Presto Printo isn't a packet trick per se, but it is good to carry round if you were going to table-hop. You just have to make sure you know where the force card is. Just leave it at the bottom as Daryl suggests.
I'm surprised you don't table hop with Queens Out Of Control dat, it's a good one, and you even get it in it's own card case, like you do with Twisted Sisters.
Printing On Demand is another good one, but I was disappointed I didn't get it in it's own case, as I think it's good to carry a few packets around with you if table-hopping.
Plus, if you've got the full deck with you (for Presto Printo), you can always have the cards available in it for Jumping Gemini, or any other ungimmicked packet trick.
I always think people are more surprised when you do a trick with 4 cards than a whole deck. A classic example was when I showed my friend Elmsley's 4 Card Trick, and his reaction to it was along the lines of:
'I never thought you could do sleight of hand with only 4 cards'
It's as if they expect you to be fiddling with the cards when you have a whole deck, but when you only have a small amount of cards, how can you possibly fiddle the cards without them seeing anything?
Does anyone else find this?