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ART OF CARD SPLITTING
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ART OF CARD SPLITTING
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DV-0372
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Grams, Marty "Martini"
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On this DVD, Marty “Martini” Grams gives you his famous lecture “Lickety Split” on how to make your own gimmicked and gaffed cards; step by step. As an added bonus “Martini” demonstrates the most famous packet tricks that use gimmicked cards and explains how to make & perform them! From learning how to make Acrobatic cards to all the famous gaffed cards you will have it all! Cardsplitting Tricks Performed & Explained: Card To Wallet, Princess Cards, 8 Card Brainwave Parade of the Kings, Impossible, Ghost of a Chance, Hofzinser’s Card, Hunter’s Monte, and The Dam Tricks. Also includes Cardsplitting Techniques & Tools Menu with the complete “Lickety Split” lecture!

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On this DVD, Marty “Martini” Grams gives you his famous lecture “Lickety Split” on how to make your own gimmicked and gaffed cards; step by step.  As an added bonus “Martini” demonstrates the most famous packet tricks that use gimmicked cards and explains
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