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[[P.A.T.E.O. Force]] (pick any two, eliminate one) is a method of forcing a particular object from a set of objects created by [[Roy Baker]]. It was first described in [[Baker's Bonanza]] by Hugh Miller (1968). | [[P.A.T.E.O. Force]] (pick any two, eliminate one) is a method of forcing a particular object from a set of objects created by [[Roy Baker]]. It was first described in [[Baker's Bonanza]] by [[Hugh Miller]] (1968). | ||
It involves the spectator and MAGI in a rotating selecting and elimination process, leaving only one object from an unlimited number of objects. | It involves the spectator and MAGI in a rotating selecting and elimination process, leaving only one object from an unlimited number of objects. | ||
Revision as of 08:45, 13 February 2010
P.A.T.E.O. Force (pick any two, eliminate one) is a method of forcing a particular object from a set of objects created by Roy Baker. It was first described in Baker's Bonanza by Hugh Miller (1968).
It involves the spectator and MAGI in a rotating selecting and elimination process, leaving only one object from an unlimited number of objects.
The method may be disguised in a multitude of ways within card tricks, mentalism, stage routines, etc.