The magician shows two decks of cards in their cases: one red and one blue. The blue deck is taken out, the cards are shuffled, a card is chosen and lost in the deck by a spectator in extreme laboratory conditions. The red case is opened, it contains only a piece of paper folded in four, which is unfolded: it has "12" written on it. The spectator counts the cards from the top of the deck: the 12th card is his! To buy: - a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here. - one “Tool” click here.  

Two red kings turn into three selected cards... Fast, efficient and very baffling!  

An incomprehensible card "sandwich" effect that goes crescendo! A chosen card by the spectator is miraculously between two red kings. Twice ! Fast, efficient and very bluffing!  

The magician shows his cards to a spectator, who thinks of one of them quite freely. However, this card has been predicted beforehand, since the magician shows that there is only one foreign card in the deck (it is a card that has a different back to the cards in the deck), and it is indeed the one thought of by the spectator! Success is guaranteed! In the explanation Dominique mentions a new sleight, it is in fact the "Hitchcock Move" which you will find in the sub-category "My Techniques" of Dominique Duvivier.  

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!  

A card disappears completely from the deck. It dematerializes on sight! It is impossible and yet... This trick is completely crazy!  

The spectator and the magician each think of a card and these two cards end up side by side in the deck of cards. Which is stranger: that the magician's card is next to the spectator's card or the other way around? A disturbing and beautiful effect!  

The "elders" thought that magic could only be divided into 3 families of effects: appearance, disappearance, transformation. In the last century, Winston Freer revolutionized magic by identifying 17 families. Dominique Duvivier developed the concept and today, his work is based on 30 families! This trick is a magnificent "mix of genres". He presents two decks linked by a golden thread, and from there, he develops a whole routine where he invites a maximum of effects, each one as incredible as the other! A fabulous saga that will leave your audience speechless!  

A card is chosen, and lost in the deck. The magician picks up two random cards, and puts them down one by one aside on the table. When he shows these two cards again, we see that they are now three: the two random cards have turned into the King of Hearts and the King of Diamonds, and in between these two kings, there is now the chosen card! Success guaranteed!  

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.  

In this routine, we go through the different types of Ace Assemblies. The routine is divided in three steps: Classic Ace Leader, Progressive Assemby and Reverse Assembly. In each step, four packets are made; in each packet, there are three indifferent cards and one Ace. 1- Classic Ace Leader: All the Aces travel instantly in one packet (the Ace Leader packet). 2- Progressive Assembly: The first Ace disappears from the first packet, and is found with the Ace in the second packet. Then the two Aces disappear, and end up with the Ace of the third packet. The process is repeated one last time, and the four Aces are found in the Leader packet! 3- Reverse Assembly: In this variation, we start with a Classic Leader Ace, and for the climax, all Aces mysteriously and instantly travel into their original packet! Guaranteed impact!  

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!  

Based on principles from Bob Hummer, Joshua Jay and Dominique Duvivier (see " Mental Three Card Monte " and " Mental Three Card Monte with a complete deck Joshua Jay Duvivier " already published on our platform), this latest routine goes a little further and offers you a new version of these different principles. Between a crazy "Tsunami", an incredible prediction, and the successive transformations of the famous Mystery Card, your spectators will experience unforgettable moments! Great art! To buy: - a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here. - one “Blue and Red Double Back Playing Card” click here.  

A "Tsunami" of madness! A card is chosen and lost in extreme laboratory conditions. However, the magician finds it without asking any questions. Based on a Bob Hummer idea, inspired by a Joshua Jay trick, Dominique Duvivier has created this magnificent version. Great art! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

The magician takes out the four Kings from the deck, which he hands out for examination; he explains that these four cards are magic! Effectively, they turn successively into identical kings: Diamonds, then Hearts and Clubs... and surprise, he now has the four Aces in his hands... which instantly turn back into Kings. Finally, the faces of the cards of the rest of the deck having been shown first clearly different... all become identical! We now only have 4s of Diamonds! A festival of effects that proves that this deck really does have cards with multiple faces! To buy: - a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here. - a Set of 52 Identical Cards” click here. - some “Repositionable Adhesive Dots” click here.  

Like ACAAN, this trick is considered the Holy Grail of magic. Many people are still looking for the perfect solution to this trick. Here is one!