Don't get me wrong I like the effect but he doesn't explain anything and just briefly shows you (by doing it slightly slower) the slights. Good trick, poor tutorial

Joker effects have always appealed to me. Based on their character, Joker effects seem to have more action, surprises, and humor. This effect is no different. I think it's a cute, surprising trick where the spectators actual free choice, becomes the joker. The 'sin' is hidden, and it's a believable little illusion. The additional punchline is also cute-with the Joker having left the deck, and travelled to the card box. The video itself is clear-so far as the 'how to'. The sleights involved take practice-and will have relevance elsewhere. I did come up with a simpler, more direct and less risky way of doing the effect-using but one sleight-and easily maintaining the plot. The gaff needed is easy to make, and perfectly deceptive. Effects using such a gaff are quite findable in the old card books; and as cute as this effect is, 3 0r 4 more bucks can get one of those books, which deal with multiple gaff principals, and many many plots and ideas.