Cameron Francis’ Exchange Rate gimmick allows you to make an eye popping change between a coin and a folded bill.
You borrow a coin from your spectator. He signs one side, you sign the other. You then offer to blow their mind. and if you can’t, you say, you’ll give them the bill in your pocket (can be any currency)!
Holding their signed coin at your very fingertips (sleeves rolled up), you give one tiny shake and you are now holding the bill! No cover and almost NO sleight of hand.
“You’re sure to fool them with this.” -Cameron Francis
The magician shuffles the deck then runs through the cards and asks the spectator to think of any card she sees. Let’s say it’s the Seven of Diamonds.
The card is then lost in the deck. The magician asks the spectator to concentrate on the card. He then runs through the pack and removes five cards. He asks the spectator if the selection is among the five. The spectator confirms that it is.
Ryu Ka is a wonderful close-up magician from Japan but he has teamed up with Korean company, ARCANA, to produce this exclusive download for us. This is a quick, visual, and fooling Oil and Water routine which is REALLY practical (and it uses no gimmicks!).
Phase One introduces a simple and deceptive move which makes the first sequence impossibly clean. The second phase is designed to leave the spectator with no direction to turn as the cards are mixed face-up, one by one, and then instantly separate.
INDIRECT TRIUMPH is an amazing triumph especially if you know the classic effect.
The cards are shuffled face up and face down and all come back in order except for three indicator cards which will tell us the positions of the chosen cards.
All this with a normal deck of cards!
The only move required is the Zarrow Shuffle. It’s a very impactful effect for fellow Magicians as well.
You introduce a gift bag. Two spectators join you and look inside the bag to see one hundred folded papers.
You explain that on each you’ve written a different movie.
You tip some out the bag and encourage the spectators to unfold as many as they like to check they are all different.
You can help the spectators if you like, or you can stand well back to ensure you don’t do anything sneaky. It’s up to you.
easy-to-do, fooling effect from Harapan Ong with a stunning ending they’ll never see coming.
“Jumping to Conclusions” is Harapan’s take on Max Maven’s classic “Drawing Conclusions” effect (released with his permission). Harpan’s modified handling makes the concept fairer than ever. Your helper makes genuinely free choices and the result is different each time.
A pack of abstract images is given a quick mix. Your volunteer can even cut it as many times as they want before you turn your head away and start dealing cards to the table. Whenever they want,
Stranger’s Gallery by John Bannon John Bannon’s incredible color-changing deck routine has become a modern-day classic, and once you’ve seen the impact this effect has on an audience, combined with the minimal amount of sleights necessary you`ll know why.
Effect
From a blue-backed deck, the performer removes three face-down cards from three diffrent places. A fourth card is selected. Each of the three inital cards are shown to match the selected card
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