One Way Force Deck

• all the cards in the deck are the same
• Poker size cards with Bicycle back design
• cards are uniform in size- they are not cut
• cards are ordinary- they are not roughed
• cards must be kept face down; you cannot fan them faces up
• cards can be shuffled (they are all the same- the order does not matter!)
• easiest type of force deck to use

One Way Force Deck- JOKERS

• all the cards in the deck are the same- JOKERS
• Poker size cards with Bicycle back design
• cards are uniform in size- they are not cut
• cards are ordinary- they are not roughed
• cards must be kept face down; you cannot fan them faces up
• cards can be shuffled (they are all the same- the order does not matter!)
• easiest type of force deck to use

Two Way Force Deck

• half the deck is one force card, the other half is a second force card, with a "cover"* card; the cards that are the same are grouped together
• Poker size cards with Bicycle back design
• cards are uniform in size- they are not cut
• cards are ordinary- they are not roughed
• cards must be kept face down; you cannot fan them faces up
• cards cannot be shuffled
• perfect if you need to force two different cards from athe same deck at the same time

No Fumble Triple Force Deck

• the deck is made of only three cards, repeated,, with a "cover"* card
• Poker size cards with Bicycle back design
• cards are uniform in size- they are not cut
• cards are ordinary- they are not roughed
• cards must be kept face down; you cannot fan them faces up
• cards cannot be shuffled but they CAN be cut
• perfect if you need to force three different cards from the same deck at the same time

50-50 Force Deck

• half the deck is one card, the other half are all different cards; the cards that are the same are grouped together
• Poker size cards with Bicycle back design
• cards are uniform in size- they are not cut
• cards are ordinary- they are not roughed
• half the deck can be fanned to show all the cards different; the force cards must be kept face down; you cannot fan the entire deck faces up
• cards cannot be shuffled
• great for supposedly showing skeptical spectators that "all the cards are different"

Svengali Deck- Expert Bicycle

• half the deck is one card, the other half are all different cards; cards alternate- every other card is the force card
• Poker size cards with Bicycle back design
• cards are cut- force cards are slightly shorter
• cards are ordinary- they are not roughed
• you cannot fan the entire deck faces up
• cards cannot be shuffled
• you can flip the cards to show all different card faces, or show all cards the same (show only the force cards); any cut will automatically cut to the force card; superior quality

Svengali Deck- Bridge Size

• half the deck is one card, the other half are all different cards; cards alternate- every other card is the force card
• Bridge size cards with custom back design (cards are narrower, easier to handle)
• cards are cut- force cards are slightly shorter
• cards are ordinary- they are not roughed
• you cannot fan the entire deck faces up
• cards cannot be shuffled
• you can flip the cards to show all different card faces, or show all cards the same (show only the force cards); any cut will automatically cut to the force card

Mirage Deck

• half the deck is one card, the other half are all different cards; cards alternate- every other card is the force card
• Poker size cards with Bicycle back design
• cards are cut- force cards are slightly shorter
• cards are roughed
• you can fan the entire deck faces up
• cards cannot be shuffled
• you can flip the cards to show all different card faces, or show all cards the same (show only the force cards); any cut will automatically cut to the force card; "roughed" so you can fan the entire deck face up and show only all different faces

Pop Eyed Popper Deck

• cards are all different; deck setup and construction lets you force any card of your choice
• Poker size cards with Bicycle back design
• cards are uniform in size- they are not cut
• cards are roughed
• you can fan the entire deck faces up
• cards cannot be shuffled
• you can use this as a force deck, or use it to perform the routine shown in our demo video (instructions are included)

What is a "cover" card?
A "cover" card is the card that is placed on the bottom of the deck to cover the faces of the rest of the cards. If your spectator catches a glimpse of the faces side of your deck, he will see a random card instead of the force card. For example, if you have a One-Way deck that is all 3 of Hearts cards, you will use a "cover" card (say, the 10 of Spades) and place that card on the bottom of your deck. Your spectator will see the Bicycle back design on one side of your deck, and the face of the 10 of Spades on the other side. He will have no idea that all of the rest of the cards are 3 of Hearts!

What is the difference between "flip" , "fan" and "spread"?
"Flip" means holding the deck by the shorter edge and flipping through the cards like you would flip the pages of a book. This allows your spectator to get a look at all the individual cards. "Fan" and "spread" are very similar. "Fan" means to display the cards spread out in your hand. "Spread" means to display the cards so you can see a series of individual cards.