Now, this isn't your ordinary "One to Six Spot Card" — oh no! In this gambling-themed routine by Bob Wagner, you’ll demonstrate the various ways to roll a winning number at the craps table, ultimately revealing a card that's blank on one side and boldly shows seven on the other. (Because why not confuse your audience a bit?)
And just to be clear, it’s not interchangeable with our "One to Six Spot Card" — so don’t even think about it!
Crafted for the pros who actually work for a living, "Seven the Hard Way" is...
Designed for maximum visibility, it measures a generous nine and a half inches square (24 cm) with spots that are two and a quarter inches (5.7 cm) in diameter. These sizes are as big as you can get without turning the whole thing into a cumbersome beast — perfect for a 500-seat theatre or even your mate’s Zoom party (because we’re all doing that these days).
Self-centering spots? Yes, please! They may take a bit more effort to create, but they’re worth it. The spots effortlessly find their places, and since they’re thinner than your last excuse for missing practice (less than 0.095"), shadow issues are a thing of the past.
We make this prop ourselves, which involves a lot of handwork — hence the price tag. The surfaces are plastic and can be easily wiped clean with a damp cloth, and it’s a lightweight six ounces to boot!
"Seven the Hard Way" also comes with a link to a downloadable tutorial video, packed with presentation tips and straightforward instructions. Made in America, because why not?
