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Luke Jermay \u2013 Three Cheers For The Underrated<\/h3>\n

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Luke presents three wonderfully routined and thought through effects, all building on classic mentalism plots, improved by his ingenious thinking and knowledge of methods.<\/p>\n

From the introduction:<\/p>\n

In this manuscript we are going to examine three routines. The first, \u201cThree Questions,\u201d is something that I have made use of in casual settings for a while now. I think it really showcases some interesting thinking that creates a very pleasing outcome. I really hope you enjoy this and use it in your own casual performances and walk around settings. The second routine, \u201cThe Ultimate Add A Number,\u201d is something with which I am very pleased. I think this routine really illustrates my drive in recent years.<\/em><\/p>\n

I have become known within the magic community for coming up with new premises and plots that I have achieved in performance, with the employment of unusual methods. As flattering as this reputation is, it is not actually where I find myself in my more recent creative explorations. In more recent times I have found my drive to be in finding new and interesting ways to re-examine the classics of mentalism.<\/em><\/p>\n

One of the standards of mentalism, \u201cThe Add A Number\u201d routine (in which the performer predicts the total of seemingly random numbers) has long been a mainstay within mentalism performances. It has, however, pretty much always left me feeling cold and unimpressed.<\/em><\/p>\n

I set out to change that and in \u201cThe Ultimate Add A Number Routine\u201d I have found something that makes me excited about the classic routine. I hope you will share my feelings on this.<\/em><\/p>\n

The final routine detailed within this manuscript does indeed include a touch of the unusual methods I have become known for. However for the most part these methods are mechanical in nature and are not based only in suggestion.<\/em><\/p>\n

This final routine is my rendition of the classic \u201cLight & Heavy Chest,\u201d for a walk around situation. With that said, it could easily be staged for a larger performance. Nothing more than a deck of cards and a few minutes of one time construction is needed.<\/em><\/p>\n

The effects in more detail are:<\/p>\n