dire à l'avance la carte que quelqu'un choisira \n a spectator names the card that another person selected \n unknown
1786
testament de jérôme sharp
Unknown
Dire à l'avance la carte que quelqu'un choisira
a spectator names the card that another person selected
deviner d'avance celle de quatre cartes qu'une personne prendra librement \n spectator names a card that has been touched by another spectator from a group of four cards, performer whispers card to him previously \n unknown
1786
testament de jérôme sharp
Unknown
Deviner d'avance celle de quatre cartes qu'une personne prendra librement
spectator names a card that has been touched by another spectator from a group of four cards, performer whispers card to him previously
weissagen wider willen \n card written on billet and put in envelope, another empty envelope closed, spectator divines selection (via multiple-step equivoque), card travels from deck into this envelope \n friedrich "fritz" hügli \n weissagen wider willen \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1898
der zauberspiegel Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
Weissagen wider Willen
card written on billet and put in envelope, another empty envelope closed, spectator divines selection (via multiple-step equivoque), card travels from deck into this envelope
divination on slate \n two spectators connected with rope for "thought transmission", name of card apparently written on slate by spectator \n unknown
1898
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Divination on Slate
two spectators connected with rope for "thought transmission", name of card apparently written on slate by spectator
weissagen wider willen \n card written down, another spectator divines it via equivoque, it vanishes from deck and appears in envelope \n friedrich "fritz" hügli \n weissagen wider willen \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1901
die zauberwelt Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
Weissagen wider Willen
card written down, another spectator divines it via equivoque, it vanishes from deck and appears in envelope
xii. weissagen wider willen \n (ein kartenkunststück), spectator selects a card and writes name on paper, which is sealed in envelope, other spectator guesses card and selection vanishes from deck and appears in second envelope \n friedrich "fritz" hügli
1902
moderne magie Friedrich "Fritz" Hügli
XII. Weissagen wider Willen
(Ein Kartenkunststück), spectator selects a card and writes name on paper, which is sealed in envelope, other spectator guesses card and selection vanishes from deck and appears in second envelope
the guessing game \n spectator guesses correctly on of three cards he has in pocket, then it change places with one of the other two cards \n stanley collins \n the lay of the last minstrel but one \n stanley collins
1915
original magical creations Stanley Collins
The Guessing Game
spectator guesses correctly on of three cards he has in pocket, then it change places with one of the other two cards
odd or even \n no. 11, spectator cuts off pile and spectator divined whether it's an odd or even number \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries Charles T. Jordan
Odd or Even
No. 11, spectator cuts off pile and spectator divined whether it's an odd or even number
psycho-analysis \n performer divines card and thought of name of a spectator by holding his wrist, then spectator divines thought of card from spectator \n oswald rae
1928
sub rosa Oswald Rae
Psycho-Analysis
performer divines card and thought of name of a spectator by holding his wrist, then spectator divines thought of card from spectator
telepathy in the audience \n spectator looks through the deck and removes a card, it's the card another spectator had chosen \n theodore annemann
1931
the book without a name Theodore Annemann
Telepathy in the Audience
spectator looks through the deck and removes a card, it's the card another spectator had chosen
the card and crystal ball \n spectator divines selection in crystal ball, with variation by joe berg \n joe berg \n unknown \n the town skryer \n orson welles
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Joe Berg, Unknown
The Card and Crystal Ball
spectator divines selection in crystal ball, with variation by Joe Berg
unconscious thought transmission \n card placed in envelope in beginning turns out to be any named one, memorized deck as open index \n louis nikola \n unconscious thought transmission \n louis nikola
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Louis Nikola
Unconscious Thought Transmission
card placed in envelope in beginning turns out to be any named one, memorized deck as open index
crystal-viso \n chosen card divined in crystal ball first by performer, then spectator \n dr. stanley jaks \n dr. haas' "kristallschau" in "magie" 1949, no. 4, p. 53. \n dunninger's mental card trick \n joseph dunninger \n dr. jaks kristallsehen \n dr. stanley jaks \n bubble bubble \n dr. stanley jaks \n crystal-viso \n dr. stanley jaks
1939
the jinx 51-100 Dr. Stanley Jaks
Crystal-Viso
chosen card divined in crystal ball first by performer, then spectator
Related to
Dr. Haas' "Kristallschau" in "Magie" 1949, No. 4, p. 53.
douglas kelley's telephone trick \n spectator calls with a toy telephone and reveals selected card \n dr. douglas kelley \n the devil speaks \n alan milan
1942
ireland's yearbooks Dr. Douglas Kelley
Douglas Kelley's Telephone Trick
spectator calls with a toy telephone and reveals selected card
wandaphone \n card chosen, another spectator choses a card of same suit and choses an amount of cards that matches the value \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks Eddie Joseph
Wandaphone
card chosen, another spectator choses a card of same suit and choses an amount of cards that matches the value
cagliostro's spectacles \n spectator puts on special glasses when the cards are spread in front of him, he names all of the selections \n shaman \n an idea of delands, credit reference on page 191 \n bifocals \n shaman \n bluecue \n thomas alan waters \n blind man's bluff \n simon lovell
1943
the phoenix 1-50 Shaman
Cagliostro's Spectacles
spectator puts on special glasses when the cards are spread in front of him, he names all of the selections
finger tip telepathy \n instant stooge, submitting name of forced card to spectator \n milbourne christopher
1943/27
tarbell course in magic — volume 3 Milbourne Christopher
Finger Tip Telepathy
instant stooge, submitting name of forced card to spectator
the town skryer \n thought of card is revealed by another spectator while looking into a glass of water \n orson welles \n the card and crystal ball \n joe berg \n unknown
1946
the phoenix 101-150 Orson Welles
The Town Skryer
thought of card is revealed by another spectator while looking into a glass of water
in the ring \n spectator sees selection from an other spectator in a finger ring \n dr. stanley jaks \n in the ring \n dr. stanley jaks \n in any ring \n dr. stanley jaks \n im ring \n dr. stanley jaks \n a mate from wonderland \n unknown \n in the ring \n dr. stanley jaks
1947
the phoenix 101-150 Dr. Stanley Jaks
In the Ring
spectator sees selection from an other spectator in a finger ring
psychokinesis \n three card monte, where spectator always finds the card to prove psychokinesis \n wm. t. beadles
1947
the phoenix 101-150 Wm. T. Beadles
Psychokinesis
three card monte, where spectator always finds the card to prove psychokinesis
card, crystal ball, and panties \n impromptu stooge, card visible in crystal ball \n unknown \n women can tell... \n sam dalal \n crystal ball \n doc eason \n crystal ball delight \n doc eason \n kristallklar \n tino plaz
1948
the fine art of magic
Unknown
dunninger's mental card trick \n no. 5, image of card appears in crystal ball, which matches previously unseen pocketed card \n joseph dunninger \n crystal-viso \n dr. stanley jaks
1950
scarne on card tricks Joseph Dunninger
Dunninger's Mental Card Trick
No. 5, Image of card appears in crystal ball, which matches previously unseen pocketed card
spectator's magic count \n no. 25, performer thinks and writes down name of card, spectator deals down to any number and finds thought-of card on second try, re-count \n john scarne
1950
scarne on card tricks John Scarne
Spectator's Magic Count
No. 25, performer thinks and writes down name of card, spectator deals down to any number and finds thought-of card on second try, re-count
in the ring \n spectator sees selection from an other spectator in a finger ring \n dr. stanley jaks \n in the ring \n dr. stanley jaks \n im ring \n dr. stanley jaks
1951
who is this dr. jaks? Dr. Stanley Jaks
In the Ring
spectator sees selection from an other spectator in a finger ring
two grabel mysteries \n spectator reads other spectator's mind, reverse fan to force card \n lee grabel \n climax! \n henry christ
1951
psychic magic — vol. 1 Lee Grabel
Two Grabel Mysteries
spectator reads other spectator's mind, reverse fan to force card
the spectator does a card trick \n spectator divines card, pip of card used to secretly shown to spectator \n laurie ireland
1954
ireland's yearbooks Laurie Ireland
The Spectator Does a Card Trick
spectator divines card, pip of card used to secretly shown to spectator
the palmist \n spectator divines card from second spectator, then locates card in pocket \n geoffrey buckingham \n entre ceja y ceja \n rafael benatar
1955
ireland's yearbooks Geoffrey Buckingham
The Palmist
spectator divines card from second spectator, then locates card in pocket
in any ring \n spectator sees selection from an other spectator in a finger ring, with any ring \n dr. stanley jaks \n in the ring \n dr. stanley jaks
1956
the new phoenix 301-348 Dr. Stanley Jaks
In Any Ring
spectator sees selection from an other spectator in a finger ring, with any ring
the second seer \n performer divines two selected card from crystal ball, then thought of card is divined by spectator \n jack shepherd
1960
magic of the mind Jack Shepherd
The Second Seer
performer divines two selected card from crystal ball, then thought of card is divined by spectator
that's the one \n five esp cards in envelopes held by five spectators, another spectator divines which one holds a certain symbol \n joseph m. white \n (12) the third choice \n tony corinda
1960
esp handbook and workshop kit Joseph M. White
That's the One
five ESP cards in envelopes held by five spectators, another spectator divines which one holds a certain symbol
the devil speaks \n toy phone, spectator divines card, same as douglas kelley's telephone trick \n alan milan \n douglas kelley's telephone trick \n dr. douglas kelley
1961
still more miracles in mentalism Alan Milan
The Devil Speaks
toy phone, spectator divines card, same as Douglas Kelley's Telephone Trick
im ring \n spectator sees selection from an other spectator in a finger ring \n dr. stanley jaks \n in the ring \n dr. stanley jaks \n in the ring \n dr. stanley jaks
1961
dr. stanley-jaks und seine geheimnisse Dr. Stanley Jaks
Im Ring
spectator sees selection from an other spectator in a finger ring
dr. jaks kristallsehen \n chosen card divined in crystal ball first by performer, then spectator \n dr. stanley jaks \n crystal-viso \n dr. stanley jaks
1961
dr. stanley-jaks und seine geheimnisse Dr. Stanley Jaks
Dr. Jaks Kristallsehen
chosen card divined in crystal ball first by performer, then spectator
medium \n partial rough-smooth, red and black alternate, then force blocks, three phases:
1. spectator says if top card is red or black, he is always right
2. spectator names position of a given card, the card is at that position
3. performer put unknown card in pocket, spectator divines it \n jochen zmeck \n psi color \n edward marlo
1962
enzyklopädie der rauh-glatt-kartentricks — teil ii Jochen Zmeck
Medium
partial rough-smooth, red and black alternate, then force blocks, three phases:
1. spectator says if top card is red or black, he is always right
2. spectator names position of a given card, the card is at that position
3. performer put unknown card in pocket, spectator divines it
a mate from wonderland \n jaks in the ring variation with cigar band \n unknown \n in the ring \n dr. stanley jaks
1963
the new phoenix 351-400
Unknown
mutual mindreading \n two sets of ace, two and three, performer turns over card spectator is thinking of and vice versa \n roy walton
1969
the devil's playthings Roy Walton
Mutual Mindreading
two sets of ace, two and three, performer turns over card spectator is thinking of and vice versa
spectator magician plus \n \n fred robinson \n spectator magician \n tony faro \n spectator magician plus \n fred robinson \n tony faro
1974
pabular Fred Robinson
telepathy exists \n husband divines wives card and vice versa, only husband fooled, three phases \n karl fulves
1975
methods with cards - part 3 Karl Fulves
Telepathy Exists
husband divines wives card and vice versa, only husband fooled, three phases
tele-tale \n second spectator somehow manages to divine first spectator's selection from a packet of four cards \n jerry k. hartman
1975
card fare Jerry K. Hartman
Tele-tale
Second spectator somehow manages to divine first spectator's selection from a packet of four cards
triple spectator en rapport \n phase 1: magician receives spectator's thoughts
phase 2: spectator sends thoughts to second spectator
phase 3: spectator receives thoughts from another spectator \n eddie fields
1976
the artful dodges of eddie fields Eddie Fields
Triple Spectator En Rapport
Phase 1: Magician receives spectator's thoughts
Phase 2: Spectator sends thoughts to second spectator
Phase 3: Spectator receives thoughts from another spectator
before your eyes \n any spectator in audience can name the selection of the person on stage, jumbo card on back of writing pad for instant stooging \n karrell fox
1976
clever.... like a fox Karrell Fox
Before Your Eyes
any spectator in audience can name the selection of the person on stage, jumbo card on back of writing pad for instant stooging
psi color \n deck is shuffled and spectator can guess if top card is red or black, he is always right \n edward marlo \n medium \n jochen zmeck \n are you psychic \n edward marlo \n a punch deal that isn't \n jack avis
1979
the compleat magick — volume iii Edward Marlo
Psi Color
deck is shuffled and spectator can guess if top card is red or black, he is always right
the pendulum and a magic shop deck \n two cards are reversed in the deck and found with pendulum, first by performer, second by spectator \n george b. anderson
1980
the magic pendulum George B. Anderson
The Pendulum and a Magic Shop Deck
two cards are reversed in the deck and found with pendulum, first by performer, second by spectator
mental case \n spectator divines card, naturally printed on card case \n steve beam \n mental case \n steve beam
1980
card tricks from mount olympus Steve Beam
Mental Case
spectator divines card, naturally printed on card case
dunninger's blink! \n spectator divines card, sees image of card while staring at the wall \n walter b. gibson
1981
the compleat magick — volume iii Walter B. Gibson
Dunninger's Blink!
spectator divines card, sees image of card while staring at the wall
mental case \n spectator divines card, duplicate under cellophane of case \n steve beam \n mental case \n steve beam
1981
teaching an old deck new tricks Steve Beam
Mental Case
spectator divines card, duplicate under cellophane of case
automaticard \n spectator turns a card over behind his back, a second spectator is blindfolded and by automatic writing on a slate divines the card \n thomas alan waters
1982
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
Automaticard
spectator turns a card over behind his back, a second spectator is blindfolded and by automatic writing on a slate divines the card
mind-nova \n five cards are selected by five spectators and put on table, spectators choses correctly which card belongs to which spectator \n basil horwitz
1982
spell-binder Basil Horwitz
Mind-Nova
five cards are selected by five spectators and put on table, spectators choses correctly which card belongs to which spectator
spectator finds your card \n spectator deals cards and again in two piles, suit and value of top cards combine to performer's selection, re-deal force \n unknown \n the spectator does a trick \n al leech
1982
simple yet effective tricks with cards
Unknown
Spectator finds your Card
spectator deals cards and again in two piles, suit and value of top cards combine to performer's selection, re-deal force
quorum quota \n card of same value and suit of card are found after dealing in two piles, then card itself \n frank simon \n impossibility \n harry lorayne \n a divination \n al leech
1983
versatile card magic Frank Simon
Quorum Quota
card of same value and suit of card are found after dealing in two piles, then card itself
blind choice \n no. 39, first publication, spectator and performer successfully guess colors of four-card packets that are handed out after one riffle shuffle \n roy walton
1984
more self-working card tricks Roy Walton
Blind Choice
No. 39, first publication, spectator and performer successfully guess colors of four-card packets that are handed out after one riffle shuffle
standout \n spectator finds a card, which another spectator wrote down, faded deck \n thomas alan waters \n bluecue \n thomas alan waters
1985
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
Standout
spectator finds a card, which another spectator wrote down, faded deck
bluecue \n two spectators select the same card individually, difference to standout, second spectator choses a card face down \n thomas alan waters \n cagliostro's spectacles \n shaman \n standout \n thomas alan waters
1985
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
Bluecue
two spectators select the same card individually, difference to Standout, second spectator choses a card face down
telemagic \n spectator finds another spectator's card in a corner of the room
(a.) card reversed
(b.) reverse fan
- braue's new method with double facer \n frederick braue \n reversed card \n unknown \n reverse fan \n unknown
1985
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue
Telemagic
spectator finds another spectator's card in a corner of the room
(a.) card reversed
(b.) reverse fan
what's good for the goose is... \n spectator names card of another spectator, repeat with another spectator and card on forehead \n roger klause
1991
roger klause: in concert Roger Klause
What's Good for the Goose Is...
spectator names card of another spectator, repeat with another spectator and card on forehead
right off the top of your head \n chosen audience member divines selection, lazy tongs with card behind spectator \n karrell fox
1995
much ado about something Karrell Fox
Right Off The Top Of Your Head
chosen audience member divines selection, lazy tongs with card behind spectator
reverse fan \n spectator names card when looking at (reverse) fan \n unknown \n telemagic \n frederick braue \n the amateur mindreader \n unknown
1997
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
Reverse Fan
spectator names card when looking at (reverse) fan
dr. jaks' ring \n index of card stuck to ring, so spectator can name another spectator's selection \n dr. stanley jaks
1997
the fred braue notebooks Dr. Stanley Jaks
Dr. Jaks' Ring
index of card stuck to ring, so spectator can name another spectator's selection
the amateur mindreader \n spectator names card when looking at (reverse) fan \n unknown \n reverse fan \n unknown
1997
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
The Amateur Mindreader
spectator names card when looking at (reverse) fan
(c) card selected by one person is named by another \n card tabled and verbally forced (no details) on another spectator with equivoque questions \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
(c) Card Selected by One Person Is Named by Another
card tabled and verbally forced (no details) on another spectator with equivoque questions
spectator finds your card \n magician chooses a card, spectator deals to find two cards that divines value and suit of selected card, uses double-deal force \n jerry mentzer
1999
cunning card miracles Jerry Mentzer
Spectator Finds Your Card
Magician chooses a card, spectator deals to find two cards that divines value and suit of selected card, uses double-deal force
what's my card? \n unknown card reversed in deck, spectator pushes joker in deck twice to identify suit and value \n jack avis \n lewis jones \n triple whammy \n tom daugherty
2002
ahead of the pack Jack Avis, Lewis Jones
What's MY card?
unknown card reversed in deck, spectator pushes Joker in deck twice to identify suit and value
the happy medium \n cards shuffled and placed into houlette, spectator has bag over the head and divines cards \n ali bongo
2002
lecture notes — geneva 2002 Ali Bongo
The Happy Medium
cards shuffled and placed into houlette, spectator has bag over the head and divines cards
the human transmitter \n spectator divines selection by removing card with same value and one with same suit, repeated \n steve beam \n by means of the fan spread \n unknown
2002
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 4 Steve Beam
The Human Transmitter
spectator divines selection by removing card with same value and one with same suit, repeated
transference \n magician divines spectator's thought of card, then another spectator divines another's thought of card, then spectator locates his own card \n jay sankey
2003
twenty years of magic Jay Sankey
Transference
Magician divines spectator's thought of card, then another spectator divines another's thought of card, then spectator locates his own card
in the bluff \n clever card force, number is counted in the deck to select card, revealed by asking question to other spectator \n ramón riobóo
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Ramón Riobóo
In the Bluff
clever card force, number is counted in the deck to select card, revealed by asking question to other spectator
prompt impromptu \n "telepathy on the spot"
card chosen and replaced, spectator looks at fan of cards, meanwhile a spectator on other side of room names selection \n j. w. sarles
2005
latter day secrets J. W. Sarles
Prompt Impromptu
"Telepathy On The Spot"
card chosen and replaced, spectator looks at fan of cards, meanwhile a spectator on other side of room names selection
stretching the truth \n word written on wide rubber band when stretched is no longer readable when collapsed, instant stooge application \n karl fulves \n database \n karl fulves
2005
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
Stretching The Truth
word written on wide rubber band when stretched is no longer readable when collapsed, instant stooge application
key points in mind reading \n humorous routine, spectator apparently reads mind of performer \n marty kane
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
Key Points in Mind Reading
humorous routine, spectator apparently reads mind of performer
cross colors \n deck separated in colors, unknown black card pocketed by spectator, guessed by spectator, then red card pocketed by performer and guessed by him, both match \n karl fulves \n number four in joe berg's private card problems \n eureka \n karl fulves
2007
prolix Karl Fulves
Cross Colors
deck separated in colors, unknown black card pocketed by spectator, guessed by spectator, then red card pocketed by performer and guessed by him, both match
eureka \n deck separated in colors, unknown black card pocketed by spectator, guessed by spectator, then red card pocketed by performer and guessed by him, both match \n karl fulves \n cross colors \n karl fulves
2007
prolix Karl Fulves
Eureka
deck separated in colors, unknown black card pocketed by spectator, guessed by spectator, then red card pocketed by performer and guessed by him, both match
a card behind \n spectator divines identities of three cards in increasing accuracy \n hector chadwick \n a beautiful mind \n r. paul wilson
2008
the mental mysteries of hector chadwick Hector Chadwick
A Card Behind
Spectator divines identities of three cards in increasing accuracy
signature on thought-of card \n spectator signs unknown card behind his back, then he names any card, it is the signed card, using crystal card \n neil henry
2008
genii Neil Henry
Signature on Thought-Of Card
spectator signs unknown card behind his back, then he names any card, it is the signed card, using Crystal Card
spectator magician plus \n spectator divines card's suit and value via double-deal force, does ootw and finds performer's thought-of card, marked deck \n fred robinson \n tony faro \n spectator magician \n tony faro \n spectator magician plus \n fred robinson
2009
the magic of fred robinson Fred Robinson, Tony Faro
Spectator Magician Plus
spectator divines card's suit and value via Double-Deal Force, does OOTW and finds performer's thought-of card, marked deck
entre ceja y ceja \n spectator divines card from second spectator, then locates card in pocket \n rafael benatar \n the palmist \n geoffrey buckingham
2009
el manuscrito Rafael Benatar
Entre Ceja y Ceja
spectator divines card from second spectator, then locates card in pocket
clayton rawson \n egg beater mind reading, with different variations \n clayton rawson \n patrick page \n hugard's magic monthly, vol. 5, no. 2, july 1947, p. 331
2011
magic page by page Clayton Rawson, Patrick Page
Clayton Rawson
egg beater mind reading, with different variations
Related to
Hugard's Magic Monthly, Vol. 5, No. 2, July 1947, p. 331
table talk \n spectator divines card chosen under table, apparently a corner is torn off and restored for the rest of the audience \n karl fulves
2011
prolix Karl Fulves
Table Talk
spectator divines card chosen under table, apparently a corner is torn off and restored for the rest of the audience
el vínculo \n spectator cuts and remembers a card, other spectator remembers a card he sees while deck is dribbled from hand to hand, same card \n alberto de figueiredo
2013
magia demente Alberto de Figueiredo
El Vínculo
spectator cuts and remembers a card, other spectator remembers a card he sees while deck is dribbled from hand to hand, same card
the unnamed card \n unknown card chosen and pocketed, audience thinks of a card each, asked to sit down by calling out various card properties, last person standing thinks of card that is in pocket \n wayne dobson
2013
more look no hands Wayne Dobson
The Unnamed Card
unknown card chosen and pocketed, audience thinks of a card each, asked to sit down by calling out various card properties, last person standing thinks of card that is in pocket
crystal-viso \n chosen card divined in crystal ball first by performer, then spectator \n dr. stanley jaks \n crystal-viso \n dr. stanley jaks
2014
the incredible dr. jaks Dr. Stanley Jaks
Crystal-Viso
chosen card divined in crystal ball first by performer, then spectator
in the ring \n spectator sees selection from an other spectator in a finger ring \n dr. stanley jaks \n in the ring \n dr. stanley jaks
2014
the incredible dr. jaks Dr. Stanley Jaks
In the Ring
spectator sees selection from an other spectator in a finger ring
double card prediction essay \n two cards placed on two chairs, two spectators divine card, one by selecting the same card from a deck and one by just naming it \n colin mcleod
2014
divine Colin McLeod
Double Card Prediction Essay
two cards placed on two chairs, two spectators divine card, one by selecting the same card from a deck and one by just naming it
springboard \n spectator forms a card by compare it with his selection
- the knowing
- the killer (approach to kenton knepper's "kolossal killer")
- duplopia (approach to paul vigil's "duplopia")
- springback
- invisible deck application
- springboard for the stage
- increasing accuracy
- springboard suit exchange for perfectionists
- back tracking
- other applications
- watch this
- springboard & letters
- springboard & colours
- closing thoughts \n michael murray
2014
a piece of my mind Michael Murray
Springboard
spectator forms a card by compare it with his selection
The Knowing
The Killer (approach to Kenton Knepper's "Kolossal Killer")
you think, i think \n the magician reads the spectator's mind. then, the spectator reads the magician's mind. \n lewis jones
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Lewis Jones
You Think, I Think
The magician reads the spectator's mind. Then, the spectator reads the magician's mind.
reading the tea leaves \n a selection is made and lost in the pack. taking a third of the pack, cards are shuffled and dealt into four hands. the top card of each pile is turned face up and they tell the color, suit, royalty content, and finally, the value of the selection. \n david solomon
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 David Solomon
Reading the Tea Leaves
A selection is made and lost in the pack. Taking a third of the pack, cards are shuffled and dealt into four hands. The top card of each pile is turned face up and they tell the color, suit, royalty content, and finally, the value of the selection.
supervision \n spectator takes two cards behind his back and pockets them, performer names cards and spectator correctly names which is in which pocket \n asi wind \n cards in pockets \n chan canasta
2018
repertoire Asi Wind
Supervision
spectator takes two cards behind his back and pockets them, performer names cards and spectator correctly names which is in which pocket
chan's out \n out for "do you want to change your mind?" as reported by johnny thompson \n chan canasta \n cards in pockets \n chan canasta
2018
repertoire Chan Canasta
Chan's Out
out for "Do you want to Change your Mind?" as reported by Johnny Thompson
kristallklar \n two cards are divined with a crystal ball, a spectator divines the third selection \n tino plaz \n card, crystal ball, and panties \n unknown \n crystal clairvoyance \n unknown
2018
moby trick Tino Plaz
Kristallklar
two cards are divined with a crystal ball, a spectator divines the third selection
faux chance \n divination of card, as a bet \n lewis jones \n steve beam \n lewis jones' "no chance" in "top deck" 2016
2018
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 11 Lewis Jones, Steve Beam