Split Deck - Bicycle Poker (E-Z) - Red backs

The most totally different card trick ever seen! An unusual deck which is cut in half diagonally is displayed. The magician writes a prediction on a piece of paper. He then requests two spectators each to select half a card. When both halves are put together, they form a complete matching card. The paper is shown to reveal the name of the card selected by both spectators! The deck does all the work. Complete with deck and routine.

Red backs. (For blue backs, see Item #21388.)

Please note, special rubber coating applied. It is more long-lasting and is for the professional performer. Cards must be separated and "worked" prior to the first use.

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