Lupo's Supra Lock (Mick Hanzlik Supalok Style) Sakai There is no explaining each

There is no explaining each of the card values or the need for the spectator to take out multiple cards from the deck or the need for peeking cards or using a marked deck

It was billed as "a collection of thrilling experiments in which the book itself plays the part of the mind-reader

A DIVINE deck:

Designed with the worker in mind

Time Box can do more than just time related presentations

Lupo's Supra Lock (Mick Hanzlik Supalok Style) Sakai There is no explaining eachEffect : You hand your audience a heavy brass padlock with six keys. From that moment on, you don't touch the lock again. You ask the audience to check which of the six keys will open the lock. The audience concludes that none of the six keys fits the lock. No wonder, because you kept the matching key. You now hand this key to a spectator. They try it, andsure enoughthis key (the 7th!) unlocks the lock. Now you place (for example) a borrowed ring on