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THE BAMMO GAFFUS MAXIMUS
AN EPIC COLLECTION OF GAFFED DECKS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY!
Any one of these decks could have sold for the price of the entire book. But here’s the good news: you can easily make all these decks at home.
A spectator thinks of a card. You name it, then spell to it. The kicker: it’s the only red-backed card in a blue-backed deck. No rough and smooth. All new method.
Any card named. Another card is selected: it’s the only card in the deck with writing on it and the writing is the name of the first card named.
ACAAN (sort of): Except you do the effect twice!
A card known only to a spectator spells to a second spectator’s card.
Spectator thinks of a card: it vanishes and appears in his pocket.
Any card named vanishes from the deck, but its three mates are found. Deck is on the table before the card is named. In another version, the spectator thinks of a card and it vanishes while he’s holding the deck.
Devils and Angels: tell the spectators the sins and virtues they prefer.
THE BAMMO GAFFUS MAXIMUS
AN EPIC COLLECTION OF GAFFED DECKS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY!
Any one of these decks could have sold for the price of the entire book. But here’s the good news: you can easily make all these decks at home.
A spectator thinks of a card. You name it, then spell to it. The kicker: it’s the only red-backed card in a blue-backed deck. No rough and smooth. All new method.
Any card named. Another card is selected: it’s the only card in the deck with writing on it and the writing is the name of the first card named.
ACAAN (sort of): Except you do the effect twice!
A card known only to a spectator spells to a second spectator’s card.
Spectator thinks of a card: it vanishes and appears in his pocket.
Any card named vanishes from the deck, but its three mates are found. Deck is on the table before the card is named. In another version, the spectator thinks of a card and it vanishes while he’s holding the deck.
Devils and Angels: tell the spectators the sins and virtues they prefer.