Sucker Punch: Revolutions

Sucker Punch showed up in 2016, thanks to Mark Southworth, and it was a lot of folks' first dip into gaffed coin magic. Fast forward to now, and Sucker Punch: Revolutions is here to shake things up again. This set's got seven poker chip gimmicks and some regular chips, all set to let you dive into coin magic without the jingling bits of metal. Picture this: you put a stack of poker chips in someone's hand, make the top one vanish, and suddenly the whole stack turns into candy. I don't know why it works so well, but it does, and that's the fun of it. And that's just one piece of the puzzle with these chips. Wondering what's in the box? Slippery Sam Gimmick Locking Flipper Chip Chip Stack Gimmick Chip Shell Sharpie Through Chip Gimmick Folding Chip Floating Chip Regular Chips Red and Blue Stickers for a bit of custom flair They're all made to feel just like the original Sucker Punch set. This isn't about a one-off trick; it's about having a go with coin magic using poker chips instead. With this set, you can: Make things vanish, appear, or change Create routines centred around poker chips Slide a chip through a glass or cup Do Copper/Silver style tricks that get decent reactions Float a chip off a stack, which looks a bit like video editing, but isn't Carry everything in one pocket, ready to go The Masterclass There's a 4.5-hour tutorial with Craig Petty covering every bit of the set. He'll break down each gimmick and how to use them Offers various ways to perform with each chip so you're not doing the same thing over and over There's a section on sleights too, which is helpful if you've never messed with gaffs before. It starts making sense once you've got it in your hands, though I did fumble a few times before it clicked. If coin magic has always seemed a bit intimidating, Sucker Punch: Revolutions might be the gentle nudge you need. It's the same idea as the original Sucker Punch, but with a few more options to keep things interesting.