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  • Bicycle 3.5 clover - poker size format

Bicycle 3.5 clover - poker size format

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The Three of Clubs and a Half is the perfect gag card. Have someone choose the 7 of Clubs and then show exactly half of that card, the hilarious 3½ of Clubs. Originally printed by USPCC.

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3½ of Clubs Bicycle Card

A hilarious gag card that always provides both laughter and amazement!

Give your close-up show a comedic twist with the 3½ or Clubs Bicycle Card. This gag card is perfect for an unexpected climax and is guaranteed to elicit a huge reaction from your audience.

You make a bet with a spectator and claim that you can draw exactly half of his or her chosen playing card from the deck. For example, the spectator chooses the 7 of Clubs... Oops!

But don't panic. With a big smile, you then pull out the 3½ of Clubs. An unexpected joke that invariably elicits laughter and applause.

The card is printed on high-quality genuine USPCC Bicycle® card material, giving it the same quality and finish as the famous Bicycle playing cards. Ideal for magicians who want to enrich their act with an original visual gag.

Features

  • Bicycle gag card

  • Perfect for close-up and comedy magic

  • Ideal ending or comic interlude in a card trick

  • Printed on original USPCC Bicycle® map material

  • Professional quality and finish

  • Available in a red or blue Rider Back version

Add a healthy dose of humor to your repertoire with 3½ or Clubs Bicycle Card. A simple yet rock-solid gag that every card magician should have in their collection.

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