Casino Con by Steve Gore and Gregory Wilson

Effect

Casino Con is a card trick with a strong casino theme. The magician uses poker chips and custom Joker cards from different casinos. A participant holds a hidden poker chip while the Joker cards are mixed and one is selected. The trick reveals the chosen casino and matches it with the hidden chip. A prediction is also involved. The performance ends with a royal flush reveal, adding a playful card game twist.

Full details

Casino Con was created by Steve Gore and Gregory Wilson. It includes custom Joker cards and poker chips. The trick is designed for close-up or walk-around settings. It involves audience participation and storytelling. The props are examinable at the end. The trick comes with full video instructions and all necessary materials.

Who should consider the trick

Casino Con is ideal for magicians who enjoy card magic with a gambling theme. It works well for close-up or walk-around performances. The trick is beginner-friendly, making it suitable for those new to magic. Performers who like interactive routines with audience participation will find it engaging.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

Casino Con is easy to learn. The trick is described as beginner-friendly. It does not require advanced sleight of hand. The included video instructions make it accessible for all skill levels.

What magicians say

AlakazamMagicUK states, "The trick is beginner-friendly, with full instructions and all materials included." They also highlight its interactive nature, calling it "a fun, interactive routine."

Magic-tv describes Casino Con as "a strong card trick with a casino theme and examinable finish." They note its suitability for performances with a gambling vibe.

Craig and Ryland from magic-tv mention the royal flush reveal as a strong finish. They pair it with Jokerz by Peter Nardi for a more varied routine.

AlakazamMagicUK emphasizes its ease, saying, "so good and EASY! Anyone can do it!" They suggest it is ideal for bar magic or walkaround performances.