The spectator selects a card and returns it to the deck. The spectator cuts off a packet, then the performer deals left and right. Four consecutive times the dealt cards are not the selection, yet each one precisely names an attribute of the chosen card, and after the elimination, the final remaining card is the original selection. Even more, when the four piles are turned face up, together with the selection they form a Royal Flush.
During the spectator's cut, there is no crimp and no extra handling, yet the selection and the key cards can still be located with precision.
1st edition 2026, video 11:56
