Charming Cheat Show - Lecture by Martin Nash

Solitaire process Lecture Martin Nash - Charming Cheat Show & Lecture

, not only elegant and interesting. In this session , you will not only learn a whole complete performances, as well as more about expressing his processes and his humor elaboration.

Martin A. Nash who performs as "The Charming Cheat" has long presented outstanding gambling themed shows that are both elegant and entertaining. This video was shot live at one of his lectures where he performed his entire show and then explained the routines. You will learn an entire card act that is designed to make you look like a card expert and make people say, "I would hate to play cards with you."

One of the strength of this DVD is the great patter and presentations Martin uses during his gambling routines. You will hear some excellent stories, jokes and gambling advice given throughout. Martin also gives advice on performing in addition to many technical subtleties and handling touches.

Routines performed and explained:
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Also includes Nash Multiple Shift variations, Nash Center Deal Demo, Any Way That You Want It, Shuffling Tips, Delayed-Action Center Deal, and much more. A Meir Yedid Magic product from the A-1 MagicalMedia collection. Originally released as "Martin A. Nash Live "Original release date:! VHS: 2002, DVD: March 2004. Running time: Approximately 75 minutes.