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Revision as of 13:32, 10 April 2009
Flushtration Count, also known as the Back Count, is a card display that show all cards are the same when in fact they can be all different.
It was popularized by Brother John Hamman in his trick "Flushtration", marketed by Abott's in 1969.
History
The principle is of undiscovered origin as noted by Norm Houghton in Ibidem, No. 1, June 1955.
Handling and Variations
- Rotating Flushtration Count
Effects
- list your favorite flushtration count routine here
References
- Ibidem, No. 1, June 1955.
- The Secrets of Brother John Hamman Copyright 1989 by Richard Kaufman
