This is another good example of Adrian's great thinking when adapting an effect to the virtual world. The only problem is, that it didn't work for me (a bunch of cards come up or none). Adrian gives you an "out", which is o.k, but the main effect might not work for you.

I can't even believe this was possible this entire time. An impromptu rising card, now made even cooler because it's over zoom! I'm totally SHOOK.

The only thing you need to know is that you can't do it on more than one person at once. So you can do it as part of a Zoom show, but only if you're OK (as a matter of your own performance style etc.) with having a trick that happens only to one person, and with having to convince everybody else that this one person was not "in on it" with you.

For me personally, I am not going to do this for multi-participant audiences, but I most definitely will be doing this ALL THE TIME one on one. It is just SO good.

Also, here's a fun fact: in the preview video, you know the one person who totally flips out at how good the trick is? Yeah, well that person saw the alternative "out" because something went wrong during her performance. If you do everything right, you have the power to prevent anything from ever going wrong -- but you will learn an out to use JUST IN CASE, and that out is so strong that the reaction will be just as good as the trick itself.

My only critique is that there's no plot or cause and effect element, but that's something that rarely comes with tricks anyway and I prefer to create my own anyway. One idea I have is to talk about dreams and how they can seem so real, and sometimes are influenced by things I've seen during the day. Then I'll show them a bunch of cards and ask them to remember one of them, then simulate falling asleep by closing their eyes. Then their dream will become reality. Or something like that.

Anyway... Five stars all the way, and that's somewhat of a rarity for me! The perfect trick. Buy it right now. Ready go.

I really like effects which use examinable props and this is awesome because it is the spectator's deck in the spectators hands. I was unaware of the rising principle given here, but what a useful technique to know when asked to do a trick either in person or over zoom. Well worth the price paid in my opinion.

adrian showed me this trick before he released it i performed it for a lot of people .great reactions it wont need a lot of practice its easy.i highly recomend it if you perform virtually adrian has done it again. adam

This is the best Zoom card trick I have seen. Very interactive! Can be done in close-up too! Easy to do. No set-up. The client's thought of card rises IN THEIR DECK!

A beautiful and elegent trick. Fully recomended

Simple...direct....easy....mind blown... love this guy...

This is a killer Effect!