My Way With The Eleven Bill Trick (with Play Bills)

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As Performed By Fred Kaps!
9 Page Booklet Explains All.
Sold With "Play Money" for Practice!

My Way With The Eleven Bill Trick

By Trevor Lewis

Turn a simple counting puzzle into a reputation maker. In this booklet, British comedy legend Trevor Lewis tips his working version of Edward Victor’s classic “Eleven Card” plot—reimagined with paper money and honed with lines and handling details he refined after sessions with the great Fred Kaps (Monte Carlo ’75; post-FISM Vienna ’76). The routine reads clean, plays big, and hits with that irresistible “count again!” inevitability that audiences love.

What the audience sees

You openly count a small packet of bills—there are clearly ten. You add or remove one, yet somehow you still count… eleven. The math breaks, the laughs build, and the impossibility compounds under test conditions. No angle-sensitive gimmicks, just smart structure and pro timing.

Why you’ll love it

Direct, commercial, and repeatable — ideal for close-up, parlor, table-hopping, or casual cash-in-hand situations.
Real worker touches — Trevor’s patter, beats, and handling subtleties shaped with Kaps’ feedback.
Practice today, perform for real — includes play-money bills so you can drill the counts before graduating to real currency.
Packs flat, slays hard — minimal pocket space; resets quickly.

What’s included

9-page printed booklet explaining the full routine, timing, and presentation.
Play-money bills for practice sessions.

What you’ll need (not included)

A Kap's style wallet and two jumbo five-dollar bills (or similar) if you wish to mirror Trevor’s full handling.
Real bills for performance—play money is for practice only.

Skill level;

Intermediate to Advanced (ages 18+). You’ll need confident handling, audience management, and steady timing. If you can keep a beat and count like a magician (you know… creatively), you’re good.

Pro tip / Save more;

Trevor teaches his Eleven Bill work (from Edward Victor’s “Eleven Card”) in greater depth in his book Routine Matter—also available from us. Bundle both to get more lines, theory, and routining ideas (and save a few bucks—pun fully intended).

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