Sucker Punch: Revolutions

Sucker Punch: Revolutions

In 2016, the late, great Mark Southworth introduced the original Sucker Punch and quietly changed the entry point into gaffed coin magic for an entire generation of performers. For many, it was the first step. The proof that visual, impossible coin magic was something they could actually do.

A decade later, that vision is reborn. And taken further than ever before.

Sucker Punch: Revolutions is not a sequel. It is an expansion. A complete toolkit of seven powerful poker chip gimmicks, regular ungimmicked chips, and a 4.5-hour masterclass taught by Craig Petty that gives you everything you need to go from your very first chip to a full stack of impossible routines. Whether coin magic is completely new territory for you or you already own the original Sucker Punch and want to go deeper, this set opens a door that does not close.

Here is just one example of what this set makes possible: you place a stack of poker chips into your spectator's hand. You pick the top chip off the stack and make it vanish. Then, with a wave, the entire remaining stack transforms into candy. Visual. Impossible. Completely commercial. And that is one effect from dozens you will be able to perform with this set.

The seven gimmicks and what they give you:

Slippery Sam Gimmick: A classic utility piece for seamless vanishes and appearances that looks completely fair from every angle.

Locking Flipper Chip: Gives you the ability to perform Copper and Silver-style transpositions with poker chips, generating the kind of reactions that classic coin workers have been getting for decades, now in a far more visual and contemporary format.

Chip Stack Gimmick: The engine behind multi-chip productions, transformations, and the visual stack-to-candy style routine. One of the most commercially powerful pieces in the set.

Chip Shell: A precision-fitted shell for vanishes, appearances, and transpositions that handles with the confidence of a high-quality coin shell at a fraction of the traditional cost.

Sharpie Through Chip Gimmick: A clean, visual penetration that lets you drive a Sharpie directly through a solid poker chip in a moment that reads like camera trickery happening in real life.

Folding Chip: Opens up coin-to-impossible-location style effects, pocket productions, and a range of routines that would not be possible with a standard rigid chip.

Floating Chip: Makes a chip float visibly off a stack in a way that looks exactly like the kind of thing audiences assume can only be done with post-production. It cannot. And you will be performing it in minutes.

The Masterclass

Craig Petty teaches the entire set across a dedicated 4.5-hour tutorial that covers every gimmick in detail, from what it does and how to set it up all the way through to multiple handlings, performance ideas, and full routines. A dedicated sleight section ensures that even performers who have never picked up a coin gaff before leave the tutorial knowing exactly what to do with their hands and exactly why it works.

This is the starting point the original Sucker Punch represented for so many performers, rebuilt and expanded for the next decade of coin magic.

Difficulty: Beginner
Best for: Close-up, walk-around, street magic, social media content, complete beginners to coin magic