Injecting a thought into someone’s subconscious is a feat to remember, but let’s take this card trick a bit further. Ask your spectator where a specific card is in the deck. Naturally, they won’t know because they have just thoroughly shuffled it. You announce that subconsciously they already know where their card is. Have them deal the cards onto the table until they ‘feel’ like they have reached their selected card, they then place that card face down on the pile.
Four aces are cleanly displayed. You hold them plainly at the edge of your finger tips. With a jolt, one of the aces turns face down. There is no cover, awkward movements, or weird angles.
A five-phase routine taught in over 30 minutes of expert instruction. Everything happens out in the open.
It’s not often we stumble upon a secret technique that looks authentic to the natural action taking place, in this case – closing a spread of cards. With the Peregrine Pass, what happens “behind the scenes” when compared to the polished performance is night and day. This is sleight of hand at its finest! Learn how it’s done in this in-depth tutorial by professional magician, Daniel Prado.
From the clever mind of Julio Montoro and João Miranda comes a visual and original card restoration like no other.
In this effect a card is chosen and clearly ripped in half, without any cover or hiding anything palmed.
They don’t stand a chance when you have the upper hand.
Gary Jones has created an impossible card trick that is easy to learn.
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