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The Koran Deck Project

Trick by Liam Montier and Big Blind Media
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The Koran Deck Project

19.95 usd

Trick by Liam Montier and Big Blind Media ()

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Easily reveal any card a participant simply looks at with this ingenious gimmicked deck and special project from Liam Montier and BigBlindMedia.

"The Koran Deck Project" allows you to instantly become a mind-reading miracle-maker without any hard work required. In fact, you don't even really need to touch the deck. This is a true self-working wonder.

  • Easy and self-working
  • No sleight of hand
  • No glimpses or controls
  • Comes with everything you need
  • Cards are made with high-quality Bicycle stock (red or blue)
  • Two full routines included

In the detailed instruction video, Liam Montier will teach you how to use this venerable tool in the most deceptive way possible. Once you've finished, you'll be armed with one of the most powerful (and simple to use) weapons in all of magic. Learn how to handle the "Koran Deck" effectively, how to protect it's secrets and how to maximize it's function. Liam even teaches two killer routines to help you get started right away.

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Craig

Very nice pre-made Koran deck. The instruction video by Liam Montier is very good with several handlings included. His insights on the casual presentation of the deck is really helpful. Another force deck to have in your arsenal along with PopEyed Popper or Mastermind decks.

 

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