A card is chosen, and lost in the deck. The magician is apparently mistaken, but by rubbing the wrong card, it turns into the chosen card! Not to be overlooked for its apparent simplicity, because the effect on the spectator is devastating! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

This video is the live version of "Elastic Sandwich" already published on Double Fond TV. The deck is shuffled by a spectator. The two red kings are handed out for examination, joined by a rubber band, and set aside. One card is freely chosen, and placed in the center of the deck. The card disappears from the deck and reappears "sandwiched" between the two red kings! Everything is handed out for examination. To buy a “Plastic Wallet for Cards” click on the following link: https://mayette.com/en/cartes/1452-pochette-plastique To buy a “Mini Duvivier Wallet” click on the following link: https://mayette.com/en/tours-de-magie-faciles/1350-mini-duvivier-portefeuille  

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.  

A third method to levitate a magic wand, a pencil or a pen, a table knife, a straw, etc... without any additional accessories! The first method is described on this platform as "Levitation Wand #1". The second method is described on this platform as "Levitation Wand #2". An easy to do magic trick, in completely impromptu conditions! To buy a “Magic Wand” click here.  

The four Aces are shown, and placed in a row face down on the table. A spectator points to one of the Aces, and any three cards are placed on top of it. The other three Aces are inserted in different places inside the deck. The miracle: the Aces disappear from the deck... and take the place of the cards on the table! The actions are incomparably clear! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

Fred Razon introduces us to this art form, which is an adjunct to magic and can be a wonderful complement to our own performances. He breaks down his pickpocket act element by element, and gives us the keys to integrating this art form with magic to complete and enrich our performances. These explanations are split into seven parts. - Part #1: In this preamble, he draws our attention to the fact that it is better to approach these explanations on pickpocketing in the order of the videos. - Part #2: He presents the main lines that will be developed in the following chapters, and he shares his own journey with us, as well as his list of his favorite pickpockets. - Part #3: How to "steal" a watch. - Part #4: How to manage the "steals" based on the disposition of the pockets in the spectator's jacket. - Part #5: Description of his stage act, which consists of 3 steps, plus the final step. - Part #6: Continuation of part #5. - Part #7: Answers to miscellaneous questions asked by Alexandra Duvivier.  

The four aces lay face up on the table. The deck is shuffled by a spectator, a card is freely chosen, and lost in the deck. The four Aces are shown again; one of the Aces mysteriously turns face down: it is the Ace of the same suit as the chosen card. And when this Ace is turned face up... it is now the chosen card! Success guaranteed! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

Sweet-talking is an essential quality of a hustler! Claude Rix brilliantly illustrates this observation with a masterful routine in which he mixes a “Three Card Monte” routine with a small chain and coin magic in a very personal way. The demonstration ends with a succession of unexpected climaxes!  

Card technique: Howard Hamburg explains his personal technique for secretly learning about a spectator's choice of card when he says "Stop" as you riffle the cards. To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

The spectator chooses a card that no one, not even him, looks at; this card is set aside. The spectator now cuts the deck where he wants, and three piles of cards are made up from the cut half. The top card of each pile is shown, these cards are for example three Kings. These cards clearly indicate that the starting card is the fourth King, which is indeed the case. It is therefore the spectator himself who has discovered his own chosen card! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

"Business Card" is one of the great classics of card magic. The pitch is as follows: The magician shows a piece of paper folded in four that he places in side view on the table: this is his prediction. A deck of cards is shuffled. The deck is ribbon spread face down on the table and a spectator places a business card where he wants it (no force). The two cards on either side of the business card are shown; the prediction is opened: both cards are written on it! A "magic" way to hand out your business card ! In this version, we do the same thing, but without the business card! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

An impromptu trick with everyday props that can be borrowed: two paper clips and a banknote. The two paper clips will link together in a mysterious way!  

This trick is a variation of "The Mystery Card" already described on this platform. Cards are successively selected from a red-backed deck. The magician shows that in his deck, there is a special card, the "Mystery Card", which has the particularity of being the only blue-backed card. The chosen cards and the "Mystery Card" will transform, transpose and mimic each other in a diabolical ballet! To buy: - a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here. - one “Blue and Red Double Back Playing Card” click here. - one “Normal Blue Back Card” click here.  

The dream of every magician: to transform matter into gold! The famous “Vanishing Coin in Paper” trick revisited in the time of the alchemists.  

Card Technique: Gives the impression that the entire deck is shuffled, when it is only cut. This false shuffle is very deceptive. It is particularly suitable for tricks using the stacked deck principle. To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

Renelys was Dominique Duvivier's first mentor when he was very young. He used to do a two card transposition and to do so, he used a stripper deck. Dominique explains two ways to do this effect, but with regular cards. To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.