Virtual Triumph by Adrian Lacroix (Red Bicycle Back)

A 2-way triumph that happens first in your hands, then, even more impossibly, in your spectators' hands!! Even works through video!

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As performed by Luis De Matos and Penn & Teller on TV.

"Lacroix masks his method with super-smart misdirection. It's perfect magical thinking." - Penn & Teller

"Virtual Triumph is one of the coolest self-working card tricks I have ever seen. I actually 'fooled myself' the first time I did it! I will definitely be adding this to my next interactive online magic show!" - Cody S. Fisher

"Killer effect for virtual magic but also a great do as I do in person effect. Many variations and tips taught to fit any parameters." - Ryan Shlutz

"I love this! Real magic that has power through a screen." - Jon Armstrong

"A truly Amazing Triumph for the times!" - Terry Ward

Start learning and performing right away, even before your gimmicks arrive! Included in the instructions are a gimmickless version, as well as instructions on how to make your own gimmicks.

Imagine you're on a video call...

1. You have a deck of cards and tell your friends to grab one too.

2. You shuffle some cards face-up into face-down creating an impossible mess and ask them to do the same.
The performer instantly and visually fixes his cards with a snap of the fingers.
...All card are facing down, except all four Aces!

3. And then this will happen too, miles away through the screen, in their hands!!!

Its not limited to the aces they can name any random four of a kind that they like and those will be the only four cards facing up!!!

Easy to do, Adrian Lacroix will explain all the details, tips and variations to perform it like a pro.

Gimmicks are included in your purchase, but also included is a gimmickless handling, plus instructions on how to make your own gimmicks with things that you already have at home. You can start performing the routine right now, don't have to wait until the gimmicks arrives!!!

With Virtual Triumph you will amaze your audience on your virtual shows.

Turn your video calls into an unforgettable experience!!!

The perfect illusion to perform on facetime, skype, zoom, etc.

* TV rights not included with purchase. Please contact Adrian Lacroix for TV rights.

Nominee Partner Trick of the Year Penguin Magic Awards 2020
Nominee Trick of the Year Penguin Magic Awards 2020

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Really Great! you'll fool yourself (and others) Report this review

Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on April 29th, 2020

This is a great effect!
The ungimmicked version is all you really need.
But, if you want to really burn hawk eyed people (especially magicians). then you can use the gimmicked version. The gimmicked version can be done with no arts and crafts if you have standardly used gimmicked cards.

Really nice piece of magic here!

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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on May 27th, 2020

This is a solid piece of “follow along” magic. I’ve performed this for several hundred viewers and had only one negative comment about the cards not ending face up in their hands, but it’s easily overcome by using wording such as “only the selected cards will be reversed in the packet”. It’s solid interactive magic, particularly for those that can create rational stories to shuffle and deal, and for those that are comfortable giving clear instructions.

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Easy to do miracle Report this review

Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on May 19th, 2020

Performed this for family over zoom shortly after a rather quick learning session. The response was terrific!

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A procedural self-working trick Report this review

Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on August 10th, 2020

Just to balance out the reviews, it's important to realise that there is a fair amount of card-sorting procedure for the spectator to follow. Depending how the cards fall and how much attention they're paying, the final sorting of the cards can be very visible. Sometimes, if face up and face down cards present themselves well, then the sorting is less obvious. But sometimes it's a bit blatant.

Enough well-timed patter might befuddle them, or a witty delivery of the performance to hide the 'admin'. Either way, as long as you can remember the steps, the trick works itself. BUT to make it more than just an exercise in sorting, you'll need to up the emphasis on performance for this to make it more than just a procedure. As we know, it's not about the TRICK, it's the WAY you sell it.

Because of the multi-step 'admin' procedure though, this is definitely not my cup of tea. It's too clearly engineered. Watch the Penn and Teller performance and you'll get that. But if you want a remote in-their-hands trick, and your spectator isn't too easily bored or too familiar with cards, then this is an easy fall-back position. With the right person, it could be a surprise ending - just don't try it on any card-players!

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Can be done w/ or w/o gimmick Report this review

Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on June 18th, 2020

Don’t let the fact that there is a “gimmick” with this fool you. Can be done with a regular/borrowed deck of cards. The “gimmick” just adds a nice little convincer that some spectators may not even notice. With that being said, after seeing the “gimmick” I was a little dissapointed in paying $20 (maybe $10 or $15 would have been a fairer price). Anyone who buys decks here will probably have a couple of these “gimmicks” lying around, but still great for newcomers to magic/buying their bicylcle cards from PM. With all that being said, I liked it as it’s easy to learn and have others do with you, will use it (especially in this pandemic world of video calls), and overall happy with my purchase.

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Not bad Report this review

Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on February 4th, 2021

This “do as I do” effect performed over ZOOM seems only mildly entertaining to spectators. Comes across as a puzzle to be solved rather than magic. With the addition of the included props, I like this as a TRIUMPH effect but fail to see a magic impact to all the card flipping required. VIDEO instructions are just OK due to the ESL issues. Instructions never identify the truly magic moment/big reveal. Better than 3 card monte, from a spectator point of view ......but not by much.

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Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on June 24th, 2020

Excellent,it's just a pity that it is so difficult to hear.

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Perfect for online shows Report this review

Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on January 14th, 2022

As like every remote trick, you have to carefully explain what to do, how to do it. It can be a bit long for those, who do not follow the process with their own cards, but those who do it for themselves... The reactions are awesome! It is really hard to beat a trick that the spectator does, in their home, with their cards.

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Works great Report this review

Verified buyer Pro Privacy ON (login to see reviewer names) on August 17th, 2021

this works great!!! love it..very easy!!!

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