Coin Guessing Game | LT Magic Michael Tarbell's rings and growing rope

Tarbell's rings and growing rope

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Chicago card expert Steve Draun manages to still keep the audience from finding the money card even when it has a paper clip attached to it while David Regal turns the game into a fine example of card conjuring where the money card disappears and reappears elsewhere

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Coin Guessing Game | LT Magic Michael Tarbell's rings and growing ropeThe Coin Guessing Game is a simple, interactive effect that's loved around the world. Whether you're in a bar, at a party, or stuck in an awkward moment with nothing to say this clever prop gives you the perfect icebreaker. You toss a coin, and the spectator guesses heads or tails. They can always be right. Or always wrong. The outcome is completely under your control. It's not just a trick it's a social tool you'll actually use. What looks like a