A complete, practical, entertaining, and magical routine.
Wayne Fox first dropped the original Chipswitch nine years ago, and it quickly became a favourite among magicians (probably because it’s actually good). Fast forward nearly a decade of real-world performances and some nifty tweaks, and we’re thrilled to present the all-new Chipswitch—a chip transposition routine so practical you’ll want to perform it at every opportunity (yes, even at the pub). Developed in cahoots with the TCC Team, this version is a real showstopper.
Picture this: a stack of poker chips spills out of a wallet and onto the table. You invite your spectator to pop their ring or signed coin into the wallet and hold onto it like it’s their precious. You then place the stack of chips on the back of your hand, cover it with a napkin ring (because that’s what classy magicians do), and—bam!—you lift it to reveal the chips have pulled a disappearing act, replaced by the spectator’s ring. And when they open the wallet? Surprise! The chips are chilling inside.
This latest version keeps the charm of the original while adding a top-notch leather pouch that makes the whole routine smoother, more logical, and frankly, more jaw-dropping. Made from premium top-grain genuine leather, this pouch has a custom gimmick that lets you ditch small items (like rings or coins) faster than you can say “abracadabra.”
The chips are crafted from high-quality red gaming-grade materials, giving them a satisfying heft, and the specially gimmicked chip looks so real it could fool your mum (and that’s saying something).
Chipswitch isn’t just another trick—it’s a full-blown routine that keeps audiences glued to their seats, whether you’re on a stage or up close and personal.
Features
Redesigned routine - smoother, more logical, and more magical
Multiple effects with progressive buildup - delivers a powerful performance
Versatile for various settings - ideal for small theatres, bars, and close-up shows
Premium top-grain leather pouch - luxurious feel and exceptional durability
