WIN OR LOSE by Wayne Dobson and Alan Wong - Trick Darryl Davis Just when you assume that

Just when you assume that the subject has been thoroughly mined

and has become one of my go-to effects for my close-up routines

Put the Kadar Deck out on a table with a few other decks and see which one draws the eye

and we cannot be held responsible

Hugo Valenzuela winner of two FISM awards presents "Dancers Thumbs"

WIN OR LOSE by Wayne Dobson and Alan Wong - Trick Darryl Davis Just when you assume thatWayne revisits his approach to the 'Bank Nite' classic plot, shrinking it to interesting, attractive close up props. You show 6 chips each bearing a different word on the face: MINE, YOURS, SOMETHING, NOTHING, THIS, THAT. Explaining that only one of the chips is the winning chip, you make a bet, placing a bank note on the table. You have some byplay on the words, with a succession of Wayne's lines, until they freely choose a chip for you (and it is a