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Postby ace of kev » Feb 27th, '06, 23:45



I have just learned this a few days ago, so what do you think?

Card Warp

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Postby E.Tsang » Feb 28th, '06, 09:21

Would like to comment but the link doesn't work for me.

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Postby Pitto » Feb 28th, '06, 15:38

A good effect.

I cant really hear what you're saying so I'm a bit deaf or you need to speak up a bit.

Effects like this can be annoying because you have to rip a card each time (I presume)

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Postby ace of kev » Feb 28th, '06, 19:10

Pitto wrote:A good effect.

I cant really hear what you're saying so I'm a bit deaf or you need to speak up a bit.

Effects like this can be annoying because you have to rip a card each time (I presume)


I can understand if you can't understand me. Sometimes I don't even know what I am saying :lol:

The vid works for me and for Pitto. Maybe you need a newer version.

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Postby stevebo » Feb 28th, '06, 20:42

Pitto wrote:Effects like this can be annoying because you have to rip a card each time (I presume)


Use old worn out decks for the trick then.

Kev, I enjoyed watching it. One thing. The main and almost only move there, you kinda took a while to do and it seemed too unnatural. Just practice on the insert a bit more and it'll be great! :D

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Postby ace of kev » Feb 28th, '06, 22:39

stevebo wrote:
Pitto wrote:Effects like this can be annoying because you have to rip a card each time (I presume)


Use old worn out decks for the trick then.

Kev, I enjoyed watching it. One thing. The main and almost only move there, you kinda took a while to do and it seemed too unnatural. Just practice on the insert a bit more and it'll be great! :D


Thanks :D I think that when I bend the card I need to try and open up the 'bit', as that is what always sticks. Thanks :D

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Postby Pitto » Feb 28th, '06, 22:42

It had nothing to do with accent it was volume. When I could hear it I could understand. You just mumbled slightly :wink:

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Postby ace of kev » Feb 28th, '06, 23:23

Pitto wrote:It had nothing to do with accent it was volume. When I could hear it I could understand. You just mumbled slightly :wink:


:lol: I tend to do that :wink:

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Postby Dominick » Mar 1st, '06, 00:18

I thought this trick was very well done. I've seen it on several occasions, but I can't really work it out. It seems like with this trick you would have to patter a lot. I prefer tricks that kind of talk for themselves :lol: ...Well done though :wink:

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Postby magic_evmeister » Mar 1st, '06, 01:29

Nice one Kev. I like this trick although I don't use it very often because of it's destructive nature and my lack of willingness to carry around expendable cards (my pocket space is very valuable).

On the whole I thought you performed it pretty well but it seemed a little fiddly at times. I'm not sure that is a problem with practice though, it seems more of a problem with the method you've been taught. Might I suggest you look up Gerry Griffin's Complete Card Magic? He teaches this on volume 3 I think and his version is very smooth in performance once you've got the basics down (which you clearly have). Or if I have time to practice it I'll see if I can make a video of it. The differences would be more than easy to follow if you already know the method.

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Postby Tenko » Mar 1st, '06, 03:42

This is one of my all time favourite effects. I never go out with less than 20 of these set up. And I can go through most of them in one night.

Its an all time winner. If you haven't done this seriously to people you just don't know how strong this effect is.

I have people taking the torn cards away and asking me to repeat it weeks later. There isn't much you can do stronger than this.

Sorry but I could not see the posted vid because it asked for an additional install and I don't do that. If the original poster would like to PM me and then send his vid I'll happily have a look at it and advise accordingly.

I've performed in pubs, bars and restaurants for the last 15yrs, Card Warp is an absolute killer that I will never go out without. I'm lucky because I have a box full of used packs given to me years ago that came from a casino and I use them to make up this effect. 2 packs make 24 sets of cards. When they run out I'll buy new packs to make this up because its that good.

Consider the cost of 24 sets from 2 packs of cards, and what you spend on other magic tricks :? DO IT :D

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Postby ace of kev » Mar 1st, '06, 19:11

Tenko wrote:This is one of my all time favourite effects. I never go out with less than 20 of these set up. And I can go through most of them in one night.

Its an all time winner. If you haven't done this seriously to people you just don't know how strong this effect is.

I have people taking the torn cards away and asking me to repeat it weeks later. There isn't much you can do stronger than this.

Sorry but I could not see the posted vid because it asked for an additional install and I don't do that. If the original poster would like to PM me and then send his vid I'll happily have a look at it and advise accordingly.

I've performed in pubs, bars and restaurants for the last 15yrs, Card Warp is an absolute killer that I will never go out without. I'm lucky because I have a box full of used packs given to me years ago that came from a casino and I use them to make up this effect. 2 packs make 24 sets of cards. When they run out I'll buy new packs to make this up because its that good.

Consider the cost of 24 sets from 2 packs of cards, and what you spend on other magic tricks :? DO IT :D


The only thing that you would need to download to view this file is an updated version of WMP (Windows Media Player). PM me if you still want me to send you it.

Thanks for the comments magic_evmeister. I think I might have a look into the Gerry Griffin DVD's or if you ahve the time, then I would love to see you video :D

Oh, and have I ever mentioned anywhere that I have met the creator of this trick, Roy Walton, lots of times? :wink:

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Postby Bundy » Mar 1st, '06, 20:58

I always ripp through both of the cards at the end.
This is the video i first saw of card warp, and after playing around with some cards me and a friend figured out how it was done.

http://www.dynamitemagic.nl/product_ima ... aarten.wmv

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Postby magic_evmeister » Mar 1st, '06, 21:11

One of the major differences in the version I know is the tearing of both cards as shown in the video Bundy has posted. But I'll see what I can do about a video over the next week, as I'm taking the week off work.

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Postby arkos » Mar 11th, '06, 14:01

Yeah well done mate, but i think i like your accent more HHEHE! You from Ireland 'me matey?? 8)

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