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Oil Over Troubled Water (DVD & Gimmick) by Kim Wist

Nur noch ein Exemplar vorhanden!Nur noch ein Exemplar vorhanden! **

"This trick is as close to perfection as you can get and it will fool literally everybody." -Roberto Giobbi

"I keep watching it over and over and have absolutely no idea how Christian does it. Brilliant." -Bill Kalush

This is a show-stopping performance piece suitable for both extreme close-up and TV appearances. The visual quality of this trick and the dramatic build make it ideal for "special" performances or as a set close-up piece.

The Effect:
You show an intriguing deck of cards: some have red backs and some have blue backs. You clearly show the whole deck missed in this fashion. This you remove three red backed cards and three blue backed cards and proceed to preform a two phase oil and water routine with an additional climax. These phases look amazing and culminate by separating the colors in the spectator's hands! You then reveal that you have separated the entire deck by color.