Paul Curry's famous "Out of this World" trick is considered one of the greatest tricks of all time. Dai Vernon considered it to be "the trick of the century". This new version, conceived by Dominique Duvivier, is quite striking and will mystify the most discerning audience! Success guaranteed! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

The deck is ribbon spread: there is a red-backed card among the blue-backed cards. A card is chosen freely; the red card is displayed: it's the chosen card! Several other cards are chosen, and lost in the deck. The red card transforms several times, successively revealing the chosen cards. And the chosen cards will mysteriously travel into the magician's pocket, which had been checked beforehand by a spectator! At the end, everything is handed out for examination! A true miracle! To buy: - a regular deck of cards click here. - a single card cliquant ici. - some Repositionable Adhesive Dots cliquant ici.  

The magician takes the four 10s out of the deck. One of the 10s turns over, then a second, a third... and finally all four 10s are turned over. Then they travel to the magician's pocket... and all are handed out for examination! To buy : - a regular Bicycle Rider deck click here. - a double backed cardclick here.  

A great classic of magic from Dominique Duvivier. The magician takes the four Aces and the four eights. All cards are signed. The four Aces are placed in four different pockets; the four eights remain on the table. In the blink of an eye, the cards change places: the four Aces are now on the table, and the four eights are extracted one by one from the different pockets. No palming! A real miracle! To buy a regular deck of cards click here.  

Dominique Duvivier demonstrates a new Eddy Taytelbaum wonder (no explanation). A steel blade penetrates a metal bar. Another jewel of craftsmanship!  

The "exact" protocol of the "Collectors" principle as taught to Dominique by Derek Dingle is scrupulously respected here, namely: - The four Aces are placed face up aside at the beginning of the trick. - Three cards are chosen, and are lost in the deck. - The four Aces are put on top of the deck. - And without shuffling or any other manipulation, the Aces "collect" the chosen cards, i.e. they are found face down in between the four face up aces! Dominique Duvivier's version of Derek Dingle's trick is a true miracle! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

To begin with, the magician proposes an experiment with playing cards that brings together all the main families of mentalism: - Telepathy: communication at a distance by thought, - Clairvoyance: knowledge of things by means other than the five senses, - Precognition: forecasting of future events that cannot be deduced from knowledge of the present (prediction), - Telekinesis: influence of the mind on matter. Then, after these disturbing experiences, he offers to reassure you with a classic Ace leader trick. To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

Yet another version of “Reversal” trick, designed by Brent Braun on the basis of Dai Vernon's famous “Twisting the Ace” trick. The magician explains that he always sets the jokers aside when using a new deck of cards... and now he finds himself with a deck made up entirely of jokers. He takes four of them, and they magically turn over one by one. At the end of the trick, everything is handed out for examination! To buy : - a set of 52 identical cards click here. - a double backed cardclick here.  

Tsunami: Japanese word that means "tidal wave". It is a trick that will devastate the brains of your audience, whether they are laymen or magicians. The spectator chooses a card, and loses it under extreme laboratory conditions. Despite this, the magician finds the chosen card! A « perfect » version of this highly incomprehensible theme! A real miracle! To buy a regular Bicycle Rider deck click here.  

Like ACAAN, this effect is considered the Holy Grail of card magic. Dominique Duvivier offers us here a quite impromptu version, and the icing on the cake is, the predicted card is freely chosen by a spectator at the beginning of the trick! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

Dominique Duvivier demonstrates a new Eddy Taytelbaum wonder (no explanation). A coin is magically transformed while locked in a magnificent jewel box. It can also reappear! Another jewel of craftsmanship!  

A card is chosen, and lost in the deck. The pack is wrapped with a rubber band... and still, the chosen card pops out of the deck! To buy a regular deck of cards click here.  

A Three Card Monte trick with only two cards: one card wins, the other loses... and the spectator always loses! To buy: - a regular deck of cards click here. - one regular card click here. - some repositionable adhesive dots click here.  

The plot of "Coins through the Table" is one of the great families of effects in coin magic. Dominique Duvivier offers you his personal version to perform this wonderful routine. To buy some coins click here.  

The magician sets one card aside, saying that “this card doesn't exist... or almost doesn't”. Then he displays two small packets, saying that he has foreseen in advance what the spectator will choose; the spectator points to one packet, and the magician shows that it is made up of a four of a kind in sevens... but the other packet is made up of 7 cards! He reunites the packets, and there are now only 8 cards: the four sevens... and four Aces! He then adds the card that doesn't exist... and indeed, it disappears! Everything is handed out for examination. To buy a regular deck of cards click here.  

"Wild Card" is one of the greatest classics of small packet tricks. It was created by Peter Kane. Dozens, even hundreds of versions have been conceived to this day. Dominique Duvivier's version is one of the purest ever. A real miracle! This version allows you to hand out all the cards for examination at the end of the trick, and offers an additional climax. To buy: - some single cards, click here . - some double face cards, click here . - A Jerry’s Nugget Gaff Deck, click here .