Equalizer Chips by Dead Rebel

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The Equalizer Chips are a powerful and versatile utility prop, designed to seamlessly integrate into a wide range of routines. Whether you're performing a mind-reading act, a gambling demonstration, or a decision-based effect, these chips give you the ability to subtly guide your spectator's choices. The dual-colored chips, housed in a classic leather wallet, allow you to create compelling and mystifying moments where the illusion of free will meets the art of mentalism.

With Equalizer Chips, you can perform effects that appear spontaneous and fair, all while maintaining full control over the outcome. The simplicity of the prop ensures that it can be adapted into various themes and stories, from high stakes gambling scenarios to mystical fortune-telling sessions. The Equalizer Chips are not just a tool but a gateway to limitless creative possibilities, empowering you to craft unforgettable experiences for your audience.

Pascoe's Prediction

A tale of cons, color, and cunning.

In this routine, you'll tell the story of Joseph Pascoe, the Old West con man who only swindled those who deserved it. Pascoe challenged a ruthless loan shark to a simple guessing game with a red and blue chip. The shark won the first two rounds-then lost the next three, just as Pascoe predicted before a single chip was drawn.

Included with the Equalizer Chips is The Pascoe Prediction, a fully scripted routine where your spectator plays the loan shark. They might win the start, but you've already written how it ends.

Outcome predicted. Pride undone. Pascoe always wins.

The Stargate Protocol

A structured experiment disguised as a mind game.

Inspired by the CIA's real Stargate Project, this effect positions your spectator as the subject of a classified remote viewing test. Across four phases, they attempt to sense the color of a hidden chip-red or blue-based solely on your projected intent.

Each phase deepens their focus, with progress recorded just like an official evaluation. At the end, their results are classified according to declassified Stargate criteria-ranging from Baseline to Subject of Interest. The final reveal feels less like a trick, and more like they've been studied.

The Stargate Protocol is not just an effect-it's an experience that leaves your audience feeling part of something hidden, historical, and a little unsettling.

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