Behold! TCF by Bob Farmer: A baffling card effect using the TCF Principle! Spectator shuffles, you predict with their phone #! No sleights, no memorization! A true mystery unveiled. Limited copies, Own the Magican secrets now!
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TCF by Bob Farmer: A Masterpiece of Magic
Discover TCF by Bob Farmer, a groundbreaking magic effect that will leave your audience in awe. This innovative trick, born from the creative minds at Bammo, is designed to baffle even the most skeptical spectators. With its intricate deceptive mechanisms, TCF is a true enigma that defies explanation.
What Makes TCF Unique?
- No Sleights of Consequence: Perform TCF without the need for complex card handling or sleight of hand.
- No Memorization: Forget about memorizing decks or sequences. TCF is straightforward and easy to perform.
- Interactive and Engaging: The spectator shuffles the deck, and using the last four digits of their phone number, the magician predicts the exact card they will choose.
Endorsed by Magic Legends
TCF has received high praise from some of the biggest names in magic, including Teller, who called it “a helluva fine trick!” The 15-page manuscript is filled with insights and suggestions from renowned magicians like David Britland and Stephen Minch, making it a must-have for any serious magician.
Unlock the Secrets of TCF
For just $10, you can own a trick that is worth at least five times that amount. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to add a truly unique and mind-blowing effect to your repertoire.
Here is a new, mind-boggling effect, raised up from the depths of the Bammo cerebral cortex – an effect that will defy all attempts at revealing its secret because the interlaced deceptive mechanisms – to quote Winston Churchill – create, “a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.”
It uses something we call here at the Bammo offices, the TCF Principle. A principle that others, notably Henry Christ, John Scarne, Martin Gardner, Nick Trost, and Terry Lagerould have toyed with but, until now, its true potential has not been achieved.
The spectator shuffles the deck (52 cards, all different). The magician, without looking at any of the cards, cuts the deck multiple times, then tables the deck and writes a prediction. Using the last four digits of the spectator’s phone number, the magician counts down to a card – it matches the prediction.
No sleights of consequence. No memorization. No memorized deck.
With suggestions by Teller (“That’s a helluva fine trick!), David Britland and Stephen Minch, TCF comprises a 15-page manuscript of Mephistophelian Machiavellianism explained in the usual Bammo illuminating style.
$10, but worth at least five times that to someone dumb enough to pay $50 for it.
