A "Tsunami" of madness, based on a trick by Larry Jennings. A card is freely thought of and then lost in the deck under "laboratory conditions". The magician even has his back turned during all these operations!

Without asking any questions, the magician names the chosen card. The climax is incredible: the chosen card is the only printed card in the deck; all the other 51 cards are blank on both sides! Everything is given out for examination.  

The magician "marks" and isolates the card freely chosen by a spectator by clipping a paper clip on it. Despite these laboratory conditions, this card, placed in the middle of the deck, mysteriously rises to the top, and then transforms in the spectator's hands. The effect is extremely baffling and very visual.  

Basic Technique: How to hold the deck so that you can control it perfectly. This technique is complementary to the Deal grip, which explains how to hold the deck with the other hand.  

Basic Technique: How to hold the deck in such a way that you can control it perfectly. This technique is complementary to the Biddle grip, which explains how to hold the deck with the other hand.  

Basic Technique: To control a card in a deck. An easy and practical alternative to the Classic Pass.  

The spectator chooses a card under impossible conditions. Then he takes five cards out of the deck (including the chosen card), as if each of them were his card. He will have lied four times. Despite these extreme conditions, the magician, acting as a real live lie detector, will find the chosen card!  

Several cards chosen by a spectator are mysteriously teleported, one by one, from the deck onto the table! Each time, the card is clearly shown in the middle of the deck, then without any suspicious additional gesture, we see that it is no longer there, but appears on the table! Terribly baffling.  

The Aces appear one by one, and are placed on one side of the table. Then a card is freely chosen by a spectator and placed on the other side. Despite the distance between them, the Aces (four cards, that is!) and the chosen card (only one card) will mysteriously change places twice in a row! A real mass transfer takes place in front of your astonished eyes... A magnificent and very unexpected effect!  

The magician places three "Gold" coins in a row on one side of the table, and three "Silver" coins on the other side. The three "Gold" coins will travel one by one to join the "Silver" coins, without any apparent contact! The method used is interesting: minimum handling, maximum effect!  

A card is chosen from a regular deck and then found under impossible conditions. Discover quickly a new secret method and how to perform the Peek technique invisibly. It's so ingenious !  

A mysterious and very flash effect: you have only one card, but it changes three times! To be seen again and again, to amuse your fingers... and your spectators!  

Pairs of cards are assembled according to the instructions of different members of the audience. The audience's options and choices are completely free. Despite these crazy conditions, the two cards making up each pair turn out to be identical! The trick was shot live at the Double Fond.  

A few preliminary remarks to explain to you the "spirit" in which we carried out the filming. Then the trick: it's a "Tsunami" of madness! Three cards are chosen successively in truly impossible conditions, and lost again in the same way. However, despite these "laboratory conditions", these cards are found by the magician!  

One of Boris Wild's favorite routines that combines "Triumph", "All Backs" and " Wild Card". A real act in itself with a very visual musical finale and a stunning climax!  

Four thieves, symbolized by the Aces, pass one by one through the deck, then when they are caught by the gendarmes (symbolized by the cards in the rest of the deck), vanish... and gather in the packet chosen by the spectator! The saga of the gendarmes and the thieves, "Renélys style"!  

Any Card At Any Number (ACAAN): The freely chosen card ends up at the number designated by the spectator. A killer version of David Berglas' mythical effect!