Want to give your linking rings routine a cheeky refresh? Look no further than Ninja+ POKER, brought to you by the dynamic duo of Matthew Garrett and Boje Hoseth.
It’s a right treat for both seasoned pros and those just starting out—no confusing jargon here, just clear and straightforward tuition.
This is visual magic at its finest, bringing the classic linking rings into the modern age (because why not?).
Ninja+ POKER lets you perform all the brilliant moves you’ve mastered with Ninja+, plus a whole lot more:
- Make poker chips appear out of thin air.
- Magically punch a hole right through the centre.
- Link and unlink them one by one to a ring.
- AND let the audience examine them right after!
"Ninja+ is one of the greatest advances in Linking Rings magic in the past 100 years."-
Jeff McBrideNinja+ POKER is as versatile as your favourite pair of socks: it works in walkaround, close-up, table magic, and even parlor settings. You can perform surrounded (yes, even if your mates are right up close), and you can link and pass it out for examination without a worry.
Everything you need to perform these mind-boggling routines is included. Inside the stylish round presentation box, you’ll find a key ring, the special
Ninja+ POKER gimmick, and a smaller box containing 8 different poker chips (for when you want to show off).
The quality of the rings is top-notch—no dodgy welds here, just smooth edges and first-class plating.
You’ll be performing this right away—there’s a quick start guide to get you going in no time. Your act can be short, snappy, and visual, or full of banter and storytelling—whatever floats your boat.
Multiple routines are demonstrated and taught with clarity. You’ll also get a showreel from Kaito Kidman and detailed video instructions from Matthew Garrett, Mikkel Haug, and Brian Hoseth—no chance of disappointment here.
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Ninja+ POKER gives you all the same brilliant moves as Ninja+ and then some!
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Ninja+ POKER is colourful and visual.
- Make poker chips appear in a flash.
- Magically create a hole in their centre and visually link them—either one at a time or all together on a larger ring, and then hand it out for inspection.
- Link it in your hand, a spectator's hand, or even mid-air (seriously, it’s that good).
