The Blurb
The standard approach to billet indexes permits you to predict a single piece of information, such as which playing card will be named. Christopher Taylor’s Path-Finder Billet Index System will allow you to predict four pieces of information on a single billet. That means you can now predict an endless variety of events with an ease never before possible with the humble billet index.
Examples include:
- Which time of death is assigned to each of 4 “victims”
- The exact order in which 4 colors are chosen to make a drawing
- Who will choose to sit in which of 4 chairs
- Which of 4 coins will end up in which of 2 people’s hands
- The exact pockets in which 4 borrowed items are placed
- Who ends up with which colored paper-ball in a game of “Hot Potato”
Of course, the index can also be used with billets containing playing-card names, Zodiac signs, hours-of-day, etc., but the “possi-billet-ies” are limited only by your imagination!
You receive:
- Detailed video instruction on how to master Christopher’s groundbreaking system
- A never-before seen, 4-column pocket index, uniquely designed to simplify the Pathfinder System
- Instructions on, and full performances of, four audience-tested routines, along with PDFs of the billets you need for each routine
- A set of four antique pocket-watches and Victorian era photos for performing Christopher’s much acclaimed Time of Death routine
- A 4-color set of crayons, perfect for performing Christopher’s mind-reading routine, Hangman*
*In Hangman, the performer first reads the participant’s mind, to reveal the thought-of word used in the game, and then predicts the order that 4 colored crayons are used to play the game.
“The most innovative application of the pocket index in the past 20 years.”
– Neal Scryer
Jheff's Guide
WHAT IT IS:
Gimmick with routine(s) and selected props included
HOW ACCURATE OR COMPLETE THE BLURB IS:
It’s accurate, although it leaves out that four effects are taught. The two that are listed (“Time of Death”;”Hangman”) have the complete props included in the kit. The other two are “The Line-Up,” in which the performer predicts the exact order that a participant places four ordinary objects in a row, and “The White Room,” in which the performer predicts the imaginary playing card that is chosen.
SET-UP AND RE-SET:
Like most indexes, you cannot re-set this in front of audiences, but it doesn’t take long to do so.
SUITABLE VENUES:
Close-up, Parlour, Stage
JHEFF’S JUDGMENT:
Christopher Taylor has designed a remarkable and revolutionary new index system which will allow you to predict up to four pieces of information, instead of the usual one. Investing in this highly recommended gimmick may be one of the best purchases you’ve made all year.