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{{hatnote|For the 1957 book by Ed Marlo, see [[Side Steal (Book)]].}} | |||
'''Side Steal''' is a sleight that allows for "stealing" a card which was simply peeked by a spectator. | |||
[[Category:Card | One of the first description was published in [[The Art of Magic]] ([[1909]]) attributed to [[Nate Leipzig]] and named ''The Side Slip (steal)'' (page 142, [[Dover]] Edition 1980.) | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:05, 27 January 2015
- For the 1957 book by Ed Marlo, see Side Steal (Book).
Side Steal is a sleight that allows for "stealing" a card which was simply peeked by a spectator.
One of the first description was published in The Art of Magic (1909) attributed to Nate Leipzig and named The Side Slip (steal) (page 142, Dover Edition 1980.)