Tom Dobrowolski's 'Snowstorm in Chicago' is the perfect 'mini act' in one compact routine. It builds across multiple phases, presents a TON of magic and then ends with the greatest kicker you can imagine. Tom totally understands what an audience enjoys about magic, and he constructs his effects for maximum bang for your buck.

In this pocket-carry masterpiece, here's what happens:

Your spectator selects a random card from a shuffled blue deck. You bring out three red backed cards and show that all three of them are the same value as the selection. A second selection is made and now those three red cards are all the same as the NEW CARD?! Third time's a charm, as a final selection is made and now the three red cards match this latest pick. All so utterly impossible. And yet that's not the crazy thing, because you now reveal that all three selections the spectator made from the blue deck are TOTALLY BLANK?!?

And then, to really end this routine with a bang, you flip the blue deck over to reveal that EVERY CARD HAS A BLANK FACE!

• Easy to do - only uses basic sleights.
• All self-contained in the provided deck (on Bicycle Cards!)
• Powerful, multi-phase magic
• Ends clean and examinable