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"Zitta has done it again. He has completed a new work that is outstanding, practical, and mostly Impromptu. I don't know how he does it, ideas, brilliant ones, flow like water. Get this. And if you don't have them, get all his work. They bring me and the audience wonderment, joy, and workable thoughts. 5 out of 5" - Marc Salem
This ebook is a follow-up to
Pocket Mysteries 1 (2012). It is a compendium of some other magic and mentalism effects that are strong, and universal enough to be kept in your pockets all the time (especially "Big bet" and "Crossword" ...). There are practical and commercial ideas, principles and utilities that you will definitely add to your arsenal.
Big bet
A perfect opener or closer: Bet a big sum at Heads or Tails, with no risk. Not only you guess the coin side, but you can also predict it with just a piece of paper ("I knew it! The coin will be HEADS side up" (or TAILS)). No force. No liar/truth. No electronics. No weird procedure. No stooge. No gimmick. Etc.
Words power
If you do not like spelling tricks, you and your audience will become an addict with this routine (and adaptable principle)
Chin Chin!
A short entertaining routine with four index cards representing a bottle of Champagne (or else) and three empty glasses. You fill the glasses, and empty them again.
Crossword
An impossible transposition of signed drawings. One of the best close-up principles with business cards that is worth the price of this ebook...
Fight fire with fireA routine with a lighter based on the old paddle move, with an interesting twist, that makes it more "mental" and 100% examinable (at the very beginning, in the middle, and at the end).
Double or quits
A clever solution to play a Heads or Tails game many times in a roll, and win the jackpot of course.
Bonus
- Some ideas for classic packet tricks ("Oil and water", "8-cards Brainwave", bending spoon, etc.)
- The "Green deck" principle: A new way to instantly transform a normal deck into a brainwave deck in some places.
1st edition 2017, 60 pages.
word count: 12489 which is equivalent to 49 standard pages of text
