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The most diabolical new marked deck you've ever seen.

Disguised as an innocent souvenir deck from DeLand's Donut Shop, these secretly marked cards are brilliantly designed to fool even experienced magicians. Watch the video to see how they pass "the riffle test."

What's the riffle test? It's what card sharps and security experts do to find secret markings on cards. Except it won't work with this deck. Watch the video to see why! 
DeLand's Donut Shop playing cards look like a souvenir deck from your favorite mom & pop bakery, but they hide some diabolical secrets within!

Inspired by the genius work of Theodore DeLand from over a century ago, Kevin Reylek & Phill Smith have created a fun marked deck that is easy to learn AND easy to perform with.

The bright pink tuck box opens sideways, just like a real donut box!

The marking is a clever clock-style "bite" system along with color-coded icing, and you'll be able to discern both the suit & value of any card in the deck just by glancing at the back!  Because of the size of the marks and the color-based suit system, the deck can be read from quite a reasonable distance!

What about the riffle test?! Phill & Kevin actually created the deck so that every donut on each card back changes. When you riffle through the cards like a flipbook, everything changes - making it impossible for an audience to discover the system.

An instruction card is included so you can learn the markings right away. You'll also receive a video download where Kevin Reylek covers the features of the deck.

There are also one-way markings on both the backs and the faces, empowering you to perform some diabolical effects.

The faces feature a bright pink & chocolate brown color scheme, with sprinkles on the number cards. The court cards have been customized as bakery employees, ready for service. Two identical jokers with a donut mascot are included, as well as a double-backed gaff card for magic tricks.

They're also limited edition and individually numbered, but at this point, that's like the least interesting part. These cards are that awesome!

Single deck: 
https://www.penguinmagic.com/p/18172

6-pack with collector's box: 
https://www.penguinmagic.com/p/18173

Acar

PS: I'm trying to figure out who stole one of my boardgames. It's not the end of the world, but I literally don't have a Clue.
 
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