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Chipswitch by Wayne Fox and TCC Magic

Created by: Wayne Fox, TCC Magic

Chipswitch is a visually stunning close-up transposition effect where a spectator's signed ring magically and cleanly switches places with four poker chips right before their eyes. This impromptu-style magic trick, created by Wayne Fox and TCC Magic, uses everyday objects to create a strong, deceptive illusion that leaves audiences amazed. Buyers should be aware that it involves handling multiple poker chips and requires dedicated practice to master the primary move, making it ideal for performers who enjoy visual magic with practical, worker-style applications.

Key features

  • Transposition effect between a signed ring and four poker chips

  • Highly visual and clean presentation

  • Requires dedicated practice to master the primary move

  • Involves pocket management for multiple poker chips

  • Suitable for impromptu and close-up magic performances

Pros

  • Exceptionally clean and deceptive method

  • Strong visual impact when performed well

  • Uses everyday objects for accessible performances

Cons

  • Primary move has a knack and requires significant practice

  • Routine demands fair amount of pocket space for chips

Effect

Chipswitch is a transposition effect. A spectator signs their own ring. The magician shows four poker chips. The signed ring visually changes places with the chips. The ring ends up with the chips, and the chips appear where the ring was. The effect is very clean and visual for the audience.

Full details

Chipswitch is a magic trick created by Wayne Fox and released by TCC Magic. It is a transposition effect using a signed ring and four poker chips. The method involves a specific move that requires practice. The routine uses multiple poker chips, so performers need sufficient pocket space to manage the props. The trick is designed for close-up magic with everyday objects.

Who should consider the trick

Chipswitch is for magicians who perform close-up magic. It suits performers who use rings and poker chips in their routines. It is good for magicians who want a visual and impromptu-style effect. People who enjoy practicing new moves will find it rewarding. It is not for beginners who avoid dedicated practice.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The primary move in Chipswitch has a definite knack. It requires dedicated practice to perform smoothly. Blake Aleong states that the handling is clever but needs work to master. The routine involves handling multiple poker chips, which adds to the difficulty. Performers should expect to spend time practicing before performing it for an audience.

What magicians say

Blake Aleong says Chipswitch is "exceptionally clean and highly visual." He notes that "the primary move has a definite knack to it and will require dedicated practice." Magic Orthodoxy suggests the trick involves practical, performance-ready magic from a respected creator. Craig Petty describes Chipswitch as a utility device for poker chip manipulation, noting Wayne Fox's focus on worker-style magic. Saturn Magic Shop highlights that Wayne Fox is known for clever gimmicks and practical solutions for magicians.

What people are saying about Chipswitch

BAM_magic says...

The effect is very visual and clean, making it strong when performed well. The primary move has a knack and requires dedicated practice to master.

magicorthodoxy says...

The reviewer received a review copy from tccmagic.com, indicating this is an unbiased but promotional-style breakdown. If Chipswitch aligns with Wayne Fox’s other work, it may involve clever subtleties or deceptive mechanics.

magic-tv says...

Craig examines this effect, which appears to be a utility device or gimmick centered around the manipulation of poker chips. The product's association with Wayne Fox suggests a focus on practical, worker-style magic.

SaturnMagicShop says...

Wayne Fox is known for his clever gimmicks and practical solutions for magicians. TCC Magic is a well-regarded magic company specializing in high-quality magic products.

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