"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.  

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.  

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 2022 version of the "The Shpoo Prophecy" that Dominique Duvivier created in the 1990s. The "The Shpoo Prophecy" was described in the book "Magie Duvivier" edited by Richard Kaufman in 1996, written by Jon Racherbaumer, and illustrated by Ton Onosaka. A maelstrom of effects that ends with a deck with different backs. To buy the trick “Colors” click here.  

The magician displays a blue-backed card, and places it aside on the table: this is the "Mystery Card". Two cards are freely chosen from a red-backed deck. These two 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.  

A three-card monte that will tear you apart mentally! A spectator is asked to choose one card from three that are displayed to him. No forcing, no influence. The card is chosen completely freely. Despite these laboratory conditions, the magician will prove in a clear and unequivocal way that he had predicted in advance the card that was chosen! A real killer! To buy the trick “Mental Three Card Monte” click here.  

The deck is shown face up to the spectators: it is well shuffled. A card is chosen, and lost in the deck by the spectator under maximum laboratory conditions! Despite these ultimate conditions, the magician will reveal the card! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

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". Aldo Colombini came up with this extremely interesting variation because the spectators will not only be able to separate the red and black cards, but also the Spades, Hearts, Clubs and Diamonds! Success guaranteed! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

A newspaper prediction, but one which occupies the whole stage, using moreover an unusual accessory, the famous spring which goes down the stairs. A page is freely chosen, the spring is moved across the surface of the page, then dropped at the spectator's command. The spectator chooses a word at this spot... and yes, it's the one on the prediction! A prediction with a spring... that's not common!  

An exceptional card transposition! Two cards are chosen, and lost in the deck. The magician asks the first spectator what the value of his card is (e.g. a 9). He takes out the corresponding four of a kind. 1st effect: the chosen card (e.g. the 9 of Diamonds) is magically turned face down among the three other 9s, which remain face up. 2nd effect: The magician announces that the second card in the deck will turn over. When he ribbon spreads the deck, astonishment, it is not the second card chosen that is face up, but... the 9 of Diamonds! 3rd effect: the card face down in the four of a kind is shown: it is the other chosen card! Guaranteed impact.  

A card is freely chosen, lost in the deck; the deck is enclosed in its case. A silk is handed for examination, and placed on top of the case. Despite these laboratory conditions, the chosen card will disappear from the deck and end up in the folds of the silk!  

Two cards are chosen, lost in the deck. They mysteriously turn over one by one in the deck. Then they disappear... and reappear while they are lying on the table! Success guaranteed! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck”. click here.  

I loved the clear change bag that Jeff Busby sold, but it was quite fragile. I've adapted a lot of things, with this box, which by its simple design, allows you to do a lot of tricks. In particular, there is an instant memory routine, made really foolproof by the box... other easier routines are also baffling. And it's so funny to shuffle the cards by shaking the box! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

The deck is shuffled, four spectators each freely indicate a card in the deck; these cards are isolated in a wallet. The magician shows a prediction, which is signed by a spectator, and puts it in the wallet together with the four chosen cards. The spectator opens the wallet himself, takes out the cards and the prediction, and sees that everything matches! And the icing on the cake, the magician shows that it couldn't have been any other way, since all the other cards in the deck are identical! A great miracle! To buy a “Set of 52 Identical cards”, click here. To buy a “Super Magnetic Himber Wallet by Alan Wong”, click here.  

“The Drink" is one of the tricks that has always fascinated Dominique Duvivier because for him, magic with liquids is very powerful magic, very strong; it is also an excellent mentalism effect. He has created multiple versions of this effect, and here he gives you three different variations. You can buy "Shot Glass", the commercialized version of "The Drink", by clicking here.  

Card technique: The principle of the peek is to secretly know the identity of a card in the deck. This particular technique has already been described by Alexandra Duvivier.