Jumbox Tagged Game

ALREADY A WORLDWIDE BESTSELLER! Your magic enhanced with discreet, easy-to-read markings, printed on large-format cards! Yoan Tanuji & Guillaume Bienné, creators of the Jumbox game, are proud to launch JUMBOX ®, a new series of jumbo-sized games, on the Magic Dream Label and the international market! More than 15 years after creating the worldwide best-selling Bicycle Ultimate Marked Deck (UMD deck), we are launching the Jumbox® Marked Deck, a powerful tool for all magicians and mentalists who want to see their card tricks in a big way! Ideal for parlor, stage or street magic shows, you will discover new routines with this giant deck. Designed with a Grand B Back, owned by Magic Dream & specially designed by Jean-Charles Briand (Bicycle Fast’N’Genious, Bicycle Paris Back, Bicycle Angels, etc.),Values and colors can be read in less than a second and from nearly a meter away, allowing you to offer your spectators experiences during which you remain distant from the game. A marking that is both very readable for the magician and just as discreet for the spectator! We spent months searching for a specialist printer to offer you the best possible quality, flawless glide, and beautiful colors. We also resized the size of the cards to match a poker card by homothety. A Jumbox® card is the equivalent of 4 classic cards (2 in length and 2 in width). Size: Length 17.5cm X Width 12.7cm + one hour of explanatory video in French included to teach you no less than 5 ROUTINES and numerous tips and tricks for handling your new tool: the Jumbox® Marked Deck. More games to come with this new Jumbox® series: Fako, Gaff, Red Color, etc. Features: The largest scoring game in the world! Cards marked on all 4 corners, for value AND card. Ideal for Living Room & Stage. No less than 5 complete card magic routines included: almost 1 hour of explanatory video in French by Yoan & Guillaume available upon purchase! Tips given to simplify the handling of the game, Incredible glide in the hand for a game of this size! Video credit: Clément Di Natale.