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even money proposition \n spectator is given pairs of red and black cards, he guesses all colors correctly, see p. 289 for reference, p. 292 for comments by george mclean & george blake \n karl fulves \n divided we stand \n roy walton \n lose or win proposition \n edward marlo \n karl fulves \n the gaffed proposition \n edward marlo \n favorite routine and procedure \n edward marlo \n karl fulves \n ultimate "even money" - improved \n nick trost \n red or black - which? \n nick trost \n the noir test \n karl fulves \n noir et rouge \n karl fulves \n some assembly required \n karl fulves \n noir negative \n karl fulves \n see also... \n karl fulves \n even money \n larry jennings \n red or black - which? \n nick trost \n suit yourself \n brother john hamman \n even money world \n ronald b. edwards \n even-money proposition \n karl fulves \n even money extra \n karl fulves \n feminine side \n tony chaudhuri \n reconstruction \n steve beam \n choosy choice \n roy walton \n out of this world variation (even money proposition) \n karl fulves \n jerry mentzer \n direct proposition \n justin higham \n guess hue \n jerry k. hartman \n automatic poker \n karl fulves \n mexicali ruse \n jerry k. hartman \n mexican poker \n david solomon \n color culler \n jerry k. hartman \n take it or leave it \n david britland \n finale: odd yet predictable \n jon racherbaumer \n "even money" - simplified \n nick trost \n "even money" with suits \n nick trost
1969
the pallbearers review
Karl Fulves
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Even Money Proposition
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Related toVariations- Divided We Stand (Roy Walton, 1970)
- Even Money (Larry Jennings, 1970)
- Suit Yourself (Brother John Hamman, 1972)
- Guess Hue (Jerry K. Hartman, 1972)
- Choosy Choice (Roy Walton, 1973)
- Lose or Win Proposition (Edward Marlo, Karl Fulves, 1974)
- The Gaffed Proposition (Edward Marlo, 1974)
- Favorite Routine and Procedure (Edward Marlo, Karl Fulves, 1974)
- Even Money World (Ronald B. Edwards, 1974)
- Automatic Poker (Karl Fulves, 1976)
- Direct Proposition (Justin Higham, 1990)
- Color Culler (Jerry K. Hartman, 1991)
- Out of this World Variation (Even Money Proposition) (Karl Fulves, Jerry Mentzer, 1993)
- Even Money Extra (Karl Fulves, 1994)
- Red or Black - Which? (Nick Trost, 1997)
- Red or Black - Which? (Nick Trost, 1997)
- The Noir Test (Karl Fulves, 1998)
- Noir et Rouge (Karl Fulves, 1998)
- Some Assembly Required (Karl Fulves, 1998)
- Noir Negative (Karl Fulves, 1998)
- Reconstruction (Steve Beam, 2000)
- Ultimate "Even Money" - Improved (Nick Trost, 2008)
- "Even Money" - Simplified (Nick Trost, 2019)
- "Even Money" with Suits (Nick Trost, 2019)
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the spectrum effect \n two card prediction from half the deck, all other cards red \n father cyprian \n "colorincidentally" (tony chaudhuri, "bedazzled!", 1977, p. 31)
1978
the chronicles
Father Cyprian
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The Spectrum Effect
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feminine side \n see "informant" reference for credit claim \n tony chaudhuri \n informant \n karl fulves \n even money proposition \n karl fulves
2001
feminine side
Tony Chaudhuri
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Feminine Side
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