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Paul Gertner

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Paul Gertner is an American magician who specializes in close-up magic and sleight-of-hand illusions. He is recognized for his extensive career performing at corporate events and his contributions to the technical literature of close-up magic. His published work, "Steel and Silver," outlines his specific routines and methodologies, including his signature "Unshuffling Rebecca" card trick. Gertner's material is primarily studied by practicing magicians seeking to learn advanced sleight-of-hand techniques and professional performance structures.

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What routines are included in Paul Gertner's Steel and Silver?

Steel and Silver collects Gertner's close-up work with cards, coins and other small objects. Its signature material includes Unshuffled, his progressive card-shuffle routine, and the steel-ball version of the Cups and Balls associated with his competition act.

Why does Paul Gertner use steel balls for Cups and Balls?

The heavy steel balls make the routine look and sound distinct from a conventional Cups and Balls performance. Their audible contact with the cups also reinforces the apparent solidity of the objects while Gertner executes the secret moves.

Where did Paul Gertner perform Unshuffled for a large television audience?

Gertner performed Unshuffled on Penn & Teller: Fool Us, using repeated faro shuffles to reveal increasingly specific messages on the deck's edges. The routine is closely associated with his reputation for exacting card technique.

Is Paul Gertner mainly a stage magician or a close-up magician?

He is best known for close-up magic, particularly polished card and coin routines that can be presented to corporate audiences. His work is structured for professional performance rather than as a collection of isolated sleights.

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