The magician finds two really very strange cards in his deck: a double-sided one and a double-backed one. Luckily he is a magician: a few magic gestures and the cards are fixed! The cards become regular again. And of course, the spectator can examine everything! Only two cards and the miracle is there! An absolutely baffling trick...  

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, but when it is turned face up... it is in fact an Ace! No matter, the magician transforms the cards on the table, and we now have a magnificent four a kind in Aces!  

Before anything else, the magician takes a card that he does not show, and places it face down on the table. This card will always remain in view. It is a card that has nothing to do with a card trick, but it is a card that can "predict the future". A second card is taken out and signed by a spectator; this card, let's say it's the 4 of Hearts, is lost in the deck. A succession of magical effects follows: the magician finds the Aces one by one; then the Aces turn into Kings; then the cards travel, transpose themselves; the deck that has been copiously shuffled during the trick is now arranged in four of a kind in descending order: first the four Aces, followed by the four Kings, then Queens... to finish with the four Deuces. But there are only three fours? Yes, the 4 of Hearts is missing, which is the card signed by the spectator... but where is it? Surprise, when the magician turns the card that "predicts the future", the one that has been placed face down since the beginning of the trick, and that has never been touched... it is the signed card!  

In a tripartite conference, no one ever agrees, right? This magic trick starts the same way: three spectators randomly choose cards and aces, which are all different. No one is connected... it's worthy of a political debate! Only there, the magic works: the fourth ace, which was not chosen by anyone, not only has the power to find the cards chosen by each of the spectators, but also to multiply himself! Here are our three spectators now in perfect symbiosis... And that's not all! The multiplied Aces suddenly lose their backs to the famous chosen cards, so that there is only one regular Ace left. Then the chosen cards find their regular back in contact with a spectator, because deep down it's normal, the spectator is not a magician! The four multiplied Aces reappear in the hands of the mediator embodied by the magician and are transformed at sight into four perfectly different Aces, while the three chosen cards are found in the deck of cards. Another little "Duvivier" madness that will drive your spectators crazy! A little gem to be discovered without further delay!  

The image of a playing card printed on the magician's business card materializes into the card freely chosen and signed by a spectator. A very commercial finale for an "Ambitious Card" routine. A subtle way to hand out your business card.  

A very strange effect that takes place entirely in the hand of the spectator. First of all the spectator sees his own hand acting out of control. Then it's the moment of the climax with the spoon that he hasn't let go of since the beginning. I won't tell you more to keep you surprised! A very strong trick for the one who sees it in his hand, as well as for those watching. Your spectators will be marked forever!  

A card chosen by a spectator begins to travel through the deck and completely metamorphoses…  

Find out why you always have a good chance of winning when you play a game for the first time... A very powerful trick!  

You probably know the "Chicago opener". Here is a new version that goes even further! You have a deck of cards with red backs and a single card with blue backs. One card is freely chosen. Unbelievable, but true: it is THE blue-backed card! Then the deck changes: all the backs have turned blue! Finally another card is chosen and it too changes back several times. Don't miss this routine that will fascinate you and the audience. A real marvel!  

A wonderful routine! A red deck is shuffled and four cards are freely selected. Incredibly, they are the four aces! But that's not all: the entire deck is transformed under impossible conditions! We hesitate to tell you the end because it is so surprising: the deck becomes multicolored. The backs are all different! You have to see it to believe it!  

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.  

This is the "remastered" version of the "Classic Signed Card", which you can see and learn more about on this site. The chosen card, signed by a member of the audience, is lost in the deck. Incredible as it may seem, it is the spectator himself who will find his own card in the face down deck! To re-materialize this card, the spectator simply makes a magic pass over the deck and the signed card reappears face up in the middle of the deck. The magician then turns the other cards over and to his amazement, they are now all completely white! In this + version of the routine, all the cards are given out for examination at the end, which was not the case in the "classic" version.  

The chosen card, signed by a member of the audience, is lost in the deck. Incredible as it may seem, it is the spectator himself who will find his own card in the face down deck! Even more astonishing, the signature as well as the face of the spectator's card will disappear in a very clear way; the card becomes entirely white! To rematerialize this card, simply make a magic pass over the deck and the signed card reappears face up in the middle of the deck. The magician then turns the other cards over and to his amazement, they are now all completely white!  

The spectator and the magician each think of a card. In this new approach to this great classic by Dominique Duvivier, the magician’s card will change the whole deck…  

Two red kings sandwich a freely chosen card. The card dematerializes in the magician’s fingers then reappears face up in the face down deck. A killer!  

By deduction, thanks to his intuition, the magician tries to find the chosen card of the spectator. He doesn't succeed at all; but what he does is much stronger!