After revealing the selected card, the magician points out an interesting aspect of the "Guarantee." The card, which has been signed by the spectator, reads, "The individual signing his name to this playing card agrees without condition to relinquish the entirety of his worldly possessions to the magician in return payment for the fantastic entertainment provided." The magician says "Thanks for Everything!" and hands the spectator the signed card as a souvenir.
Bill Goldman prefers to present "Thanks for Everything" as an ending to his Ambitious Card routine. No matter how fairly the signed, selected card is shuffled into the pack. After the card has risen to the top in a number of astounding ways, the spectator is let in on a little secret. When she signed her name on the card, she also signed away all of her worldly possessions - to the magician!
Supplied with 20 cards specially printed by the US Playing Card Company on Bicycle stock and complete routine.
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The Magician places an envelope on the table explaining that it contains a prediction card. Next a deck of cards is freely shown to have different faces and back designs. With the cards spread face down, a spectator freely selects one which is then placed face down on the table. Next the deck is spread face up and a second card is selected and placed face up next to the first chosen card.
The prediction card is removed from the envelope and shown back and front. Unfortunately it doesn’t seem to match either of the selections – perhaps the trick has gone wrong! The Magician explains that since he was able to see the cards being selected, he was really trying to predict the other side of each card. The two selected cards are then turned over to show a ‘perfect match’
You remove a flat, invitation-size envelope from your pocket and dump out an "invisible deck". You direct a spectator to freely "destroy" these imaginary cards until only a single card remains. Let's say the Queen of Diamonds.
The spectator tosses the invisible Queen of Diamonds toward the envelope. You. then slowly and cleanly remove the "one & only " card in the envelope. It's the spectator's "one &only" Queen of Diamonds.
The Envelope is clearly seen to contain no other cards after the "one &only" card is removed.
The card in the envelope is always the exact card named by the spectator.
Uses just one envelope.
No palming, switching, or loading of the envelope.
Self-contained.
Resets in seconds.
Perform sitting, standing or while aimlessly wandering around.
From the creator of triple impact comes Bok-Sa
A deck of cards is removed from a card-case which is shown to be empty (can you see where this is going?!) The magician says that to ensure that he cannot cheat he will perform his next trick with only one hand. A card is selected and lost in the deck. The magician, despite his earlier claims, fails to find the card. The cards are now dealt face up onto the spectator’s hand and one card bears a message, “Look In the Card Case!” The magician directs attention to the card case, which has been in view the entire time – with empty hands he opens it and inside is the selection!!
Easy to do, Quick reset !
The first boxless card box!
A spectator selects (freely - there is no force!) a group of cards from an ordinary pack. The cards are placed faces-out into plain stand on the magician's table. The stand, in fact, is barely large enough to hold the cards.
The cards are reversed in the stand - their backs are now facing the audience. Now when the cards are turned over, they are shown to be the four aces!
The Cards Switcher is a diabolically clever - and simple - method for switching one card for another, forcing cards, packet switches, ringing in gaffed cards, and so much more! It's a miraculous ultimate utility prop - and looks far more "ordinary" than the standard flap card box.
The handling is exceptionally clean and above suspicion. In fact, they actually SEE you switch the cards in FULL VIEW!
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