Doc Dixon – Ten Card Dixon’s Deal

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The Ten Card Poker Deal is a classic of card magic.
Great magic minds like Harry Lorayne, Darwin Ortiz, Bob Farmer, and David Malek have shared their version of this classic.

Often the Ten Card Poker Deal is the encore piece or the just one more routine.
Or very frequently, it’s the response to “I wouldn’t want to play cards with you,” which places little demand on sleight of hand.

The structure in nearly all the ten card poker routines is this: four or more hands are played and each hand is played with increasing “the magician can’t possibly be cheating fairness.”

First round: the magician deals the cards shuffled by the audience member.
Second round: the audience member deals the shuffled cards.
Third round: the magician deals and ask the audience member, “Do you want the top card or the one underneath it.”
Fourth round: The cards are spread facedown on the table and the magician and the audience member take turns choosing the cards from the spread for their hands.

You get the idea. Fair, then fairer, and fairer still.
But I wanted to be fairer than that. Super fair.
A GRANITE HEAD ON MOUNT FAIR-MORE!
FAIR ACCOMPANIED BY AN UNFORGETTABLE VISUAL PUNCH!
In each round in Dixon’s Deal the magician risks his cash, adding drama & interest. The last round is played with the cards spread face up on the table. The audience member gets to freely choose all five of his cards first, leaving you with the five cards that remain.
And you still win. Every. Single. Time.
Downloadable video teaches EVERYTHING to add this killer routine to your performance, plus downloadable pdf of Hand Rankings & Rules Card. All you’ll need are a few cards.