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A powerful multi-phase routine where 4 cards appear in the spectator's own hands!

4 blank cards are shown to the spectator. Two are placed in the spectator's hands, and the other two blank cards are placed in your hands. Magically, the faces of the cards appear!

The cards are isolated to ensure no sleight of hand, then the spectator names one card. Magically, the card named is now the only one face down.

Finally, the back of the cards magically appear in the spectator's own hands and the cards can be inspected!

Visual and easy to perform
The magic happens in the spectator's hands
The cards can be inspected
4 killer phases
Use any back design
No rough and smooth - no sticky stuff - No palming
Ready to perform
Includes: Cards (printed by US Playing Cards) and card holder

Note: The cards included may have different faces from those shown in the trailer.

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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 3rd, 2019

Complete ripoff.the video is heavily edited. What he does not show is you have to switch out cards, also be leaves out
the part where you have to ditch the last card to print the back. I should return it but I'm old school "once the trick is sold the secrecy is told" Magic Dealers need to hold the creators a little more responsible with their videos.

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Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 5th, 2019

Magic resellers really need to hold these deceiving trailers to a higher standard. You literally can’t do this trick as demonstrated in the trailer. Complete omission of the packet trick wallet needed to perform this. This is really 2 separate packet tricks sandwiched together in a way you can switch the cards out. Albeit in the most unfair and unconvincing manner. Blatantly this is not the effect demonstrated in the trailer.

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Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on May 24th, 2019

I bought this because I wanted a colorful piece that I could perform silently (to music). Boy, was I disappointed.

Like others have said, the trailer is highly-edited and basically lies to you. The trick you receive is not what's shown in the trailer.

For starters, you have to switch the cards in a wallet. The switch requires talking to motivate what you're doing. The teaching feels rushed and several of the key sleights are not taught.

I can't think of another time where I purchased a trick and actually wanted my money back. Sadly, this is #1.

If you're a talking performer that's good with card sleights, quick to memorize moves, and don't mind switching cards - go for it. Others, stay away.

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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 23rd, 2019

I am not satisfied at all. The cards are bent and what the trailer shows, he does not show an important part. that everything can not always be shown is clear to me. but that does not work. I will throw away this trick

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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 5th, 2019

The routine itself looks pretty sweet. Some of the sleights and false counts make the first phase look amazing. Although this is doable, it is going to take a lot of work to pull off. The routine is complex and is not explained very well. Some of the counts/sleights are not explained, but called “basic magic”, leaving the viewer to figure out the sleight on their own by using outside sources. I’m still trying to figure out what one of the “basic magic” moves was because his English was pretty poor when he pronounced what it was. I’m sure I’ll figure all of this out eventually, but was hoping for a better explanation, and I’m no beginner when it comes to card work so beginners beware...

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