Roberto Giobbi’s remarkable Card College books have become the groundbreaking course in the subject—an analysis of the art, science, technique and philosophy of card magic. Card College has changed the way a generation of magicians have learned card magic, and changed the way they think about it.

Roberto Giobbi’s remarkable Card College books have become the groundbreaking course in the subject an analysis of the art, science, technique and philosophy of card magic. Card College has changed the way a generation of magicians have learned card magic, and changed the way they think about it.

Roberto Giobbi’s remarkable Card College books have become the groundbreaking course in the subject an analysis of the art, science, technique and philosophy of card magic. Card College has changed the way a generation of magicians have learned card magic, and changed the way they think about it.

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