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It was called the 203rd force after [[Ted Annemann]] thought he covered ever concieveable force in his book [[202 Methods of Forcing]]. | It was called the 203rd force after [[Ted Annemann]] thought he covered ever concieveable force in his book [[202 Methods of Forcing]]. | ||
This inspired the [[Cut Deeper Force]]. | |||
[[Category:Card Forces]] | [[Category:Card Forces]] | ||
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* Christ Almighty and His "Force Majeure" in the Jinx 75th anniversay issue [[Genii 2009 October]] | * Christ Almighty and His "Force Majeure" in the Jinx 75th anniversay issue [[Genii 2009 October]] | ||
Revision as of 12:01, 22 February 2015
The Christ Force, also know as the 203rd Force, is a method of forcing a card while the deck is in the spectator's hand. It was developed by Henry Christ and described first in Sh-h-h-h---! It's a Secret, page 41, written by Ted Annemann in 1934.
It was called the 203rd force after Ted Annemann thought he covered ever concieveable force in his book 202 Methods of Forcing.
This inspired the Cut Deeper Force.
References
- Christ Almighty and His "Force Majeure" in the Jinx 75th anniversay issue Genii 2009 October