These are just the instruction sheets that came with the trick for those who may have lost the instructions or curious how the trick is done. These instructions DO NOT TELL YOU HOW TO MAKE UP THE TRICK, just the
secret behind the trick.
The magician offers to teach the audience a simple card trick. To make it easy to see, he uses a fan of 3 jumbo playing cards. Two of the cards are red sevens while the middle card is a black seven. The backs of the cards are shown and it is seen that the middle card (the black seven) has a sticker on the back. The magician says this makes it easy to keep up with the black seven. When the marked black seven is removed from the fan, it is seen to have changed to a black jack.
The performer then explains how using a partial card flap to cover the jack did the trick. Most of the audience and magicians will realize this is just the old 3 card monte trick using a flap that is in every kid's magic set.
After the magician is through explaining the effect, he takes the black jack used in the trick (it still has the sticker on it, proving it is still the same card). The magician then declares "Real magicians don't need to use a card flap to make a card change." He blows on the card and it instantly changes into a red ace or any other previously selected playing card! This card can be passed out for examination. It still has the sticker on the back! Even magicians will be stunned to see this final unexpected change. Yes, this has fooled many a magician and now the secret can be yours.
- NO Rough and Smooth
- NO adhesives or cards secretly stuck together
- NO double face cards
- NO misprinted indexes or misprinted cards of any kind
- NO Elmsley Counts or false counts of any kind; not one sleight in the entire effect required
- NO skill and can be learned in a few minutes
This is a brand new technique you haven't seen before; Devin has fooled every magician he has shown this to. After they see the secret a big smile comes on their face as they explain, "Now that is INGENIOUS!"
Reviews:
"Having said that, the effect is very good and the gimmick is mighty clever." -Matthew Field, The Magic Circular Magazine
"The gimmicking is clever and the effect itself is easy to learn and perform and requires no complicated moves. The effect is based on a great idea....it packs a surprise and is a fooler." - Wayne Kawamoto, Magic.About.com
1st edition 2016, 6 pages.
word count: 2582 which is equivalent to 10 standard pages of text
