[MyMagic] Cardists

Meir’s Muses
MyMagic eNewsletter #1,104
May 13, 2023

I generally sell unique playing cards on my gambling website (www.GamblingIncorporated.com) but today I am making an exception. I was able to get very few of the new 50th Anniversary commemorative 4F decks of cards that were produced by Card-Shark using excellent quality stock.

Also offered today is Astor’s latest release. It is a version of Martin Lewis’ brilliant Magician’s Poker. A beautifully structured gambling demo that ends with a Royal Flush version of MacDonald’s Aces.

►FFFF 50th Anniversary Deck:

This is the new 4F deck of cards that commemorates their 50th Anniversary Convention that was held in Buffalo, New York on April 26-29, 2023. The deck is subtitled “50 Years Spreading Magic around The World” and features a special animation that features that. Look at the trailer.

Some Features: Printed on the new Card-Shark stock, features the Phoenix Face Design (Large Index), includes two Jokers, custom tuck box, back design features a special global animation, and is limited to a print run of only 500 numbered decks.

Watch and buy: HERE

OOPS: Most of the decks sold just before the newsletter was mailed. If you missed out, sign up for notifications. Christian is sending me a few more from Germany.

►A Cheaters Dream:

This is Astor’s take on Martin Lewis’ Magician’s Poker routine which is a multi-phase gambling demonstration which combines clever routining with a kicker ending featuring a McDonalds Aces sequence using a Royal Flush.

It begins with a group of 25 cards that are mixed face up and face down. When the cards are dealt into five poker hands the Royal Flush cards are not only the only face up cards, but they are also dealt to your hand.

The Royal Flush cards are then cut into the middle of the pile and five poker hands are dealt. This time in each poker hand land there is a face up Royal Flush card.

For the kicker ending each of the four Royal Flush cards, not dealt to your hand, vanish from their packets and when you turn over your Poker Hand you show the Royal Flush.

Watch and buy: HERE

►Eliminator:

A very fair looking gambling/gaming routine where a spectator gets to decide which of two envelopes contains money. If they pick the right one, they get the cash.

Two envelopes are displayed, a red one and a black one. The spectator is then given a chance to eliminate cards, in the fairest possible manner, until there is only one left. If the last card is red, they get the red envelope. If its black they get what is in the black envelope.

The envelope they did not pick is then opened and it is full of cash. They lost.

But wait. What about the envelope they selected? What is inside that? When they look inside, they find a duplicate of the card that they freely selected!

Watch and buy: HERE

►OUR LATEST RELEASE:

►Strolling Smiley:

This is one of the rare, seemingly impromptu routines that puts a smile on people’s faces.

You begin by borrowing a Quarter from someone and drawing a sad face on it while explaining that coins can sometimes reflect the emotions of their owners.

To make the coin feel better by rubbing it, it begins smiling when the sad face changes into a happy one! Another wave, and the coin changes to a very happy grinning face as you hand it back to the person you borrowed it from as a souvenir.

Watch and buy: HERE

►New eBay Auctions:

I have 36 items that are expiring on Sunday and Monday night as eBay auctions. An additional 11 items will end next week.

Direct link to my eBay auctions: HERE

Direct link to my eBay store: HERE

►UPCOMING APPEARANCES:

►Sunday May 14, 4pm: Appearing in Comix at the Mohegan Sun Casino in Connecticut. Tickets: HERE

►Saturday May 20, 12-5pm: Hosting a music festival in Westchester, New York. Tickets: HERE

Stay happy, Meir

PS: Next weekend I will be emceeing my first outdoor music festival. Life can sometimes be full of new adventures.

“Utilize acting, body language, facial expressions, and gestures at the appropriate moment and a good routine will become fantastic.”
…Peter Pitchford (Developing A Manipulation Act).