Sucker Punch (Gimmicks and Online Instructions) by Mark Southworth - Trick

As many magicians know, coin gaffs can take traditional coin magic to extreme levels, yet they traditionally come with a hefty price tag. Mark Southworth took the best of the best in coin gaffs and infused them into a custom set of poker chips for a fraction of the cost. Sucker Punch is more than just a high quality yet inexpensive alternative to traditional coin gaffs. Within this single box is a sleek and elegant fourteen-piece poker chip set that empowers you to create an endless array of miracles like you would with any of those four hundred dollar sets of coin gaffs. Vanishes, productions, color changes, transpositions, and penetrations, just about any trick you've ever wanted to perform with coins, are all within the fistful of impossibilities that you can perform with Sucker Punch!

Sucker Punch boldly solves a problem that has plagued copper and silver coin routines - contrast. Compared to their coin counterparts, the marked contrast and larger size of the red and blue poker chips is far more striking and visible to larger audiences, making this the perfect tool for any magician looking to hit an audience hard with copper and silver coin magic.

And just to get you started, Eric Jones offers his coin mastery to teach you six uber-visual yet practical effects that you can perform with the Sucker Punch set. Eric guides you through the nuances and intricacies of Sucker Punch in an hour long detailed online instruction. Whether you're a first time novice or well-versed master, Eric Jones will inspire you to take the work included with Sucker Punch and combine it with routines that you may already perform to make this all your own.

Sucker Punch includes:

  • 3 Fly - A classic 3 fly routine
  • Sun & Moon - A copper/silver coin routine adapted for the Sucker Punch set
  • Circular Change - A simple yet beautiful color change
  • In the Hands Change - A poker chip transposition that happens in the spectator's hand
  • Trinity - A very clean production and vanish of three poker chips
  • Through - A poker chip through glass penetration that you have to see to believe
  • Fourteen-piece poker chip set - you'll have to find this one out for yourself!

No matter your skill level, you'll be sure to catch them off-guard with Sucker Punch!

"The poker chip through table is real magic."
- Akira Fuji

"Sucker Punch is a real world answer for those who want to perform gaffed coin magic for a fraction of the cost of traditional coin sets."
- Eric Jones

Current Reviews: 6

  • SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate
  • Manufactured by: Murphy's Magic Supplies, Inc.
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Customer Questions:

  • Q. What material are the chips made of?
  • A. They feel like very durable, light-weight plastic. Very solid in the hands but not too heavy which allows for the amazing routines you can do with these poker chips!

  • Q. Everything is really good about Sucker Punch and I like it. The only disappointment is having to go to land a routines and stuff. I don't know why you couldn't include a DVD with it. Would be nice to have a hard copy to go back on and research. Some kind of on the fence with this one.
  • A. I'm not entirely sure what your question is here......but if you're asking about having a physical DVD (for the instructions), almost nothing is coming with DVD instructions anymore. Everything is now digital because it can be accessed anywhere with an internet connection. However, you do have the option to DOWNLOAD the video instructions to your computer, so you can then watch them anytime without an internet connection. And if you have the software, you could then burn that downloaded file onto your own disk if you so choose.

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