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The map is nailed to the wall. Focus secret

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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How to nail a map to a wall.

Focus secret:

You will need a sharp nail, which you should place with the point close to you. Let the spectator choose a card. When he returns it to you, put the card on top, using a volt, hide it in your palm and give the deck to shuffle. After that, cover the nail with your right hand so that the middle of the card is above the nail, press the card a little so that the nail pierces it.

When the deck is returned to you, you must place the hidden card on top of it and press the nail so that it protrudes slightly above the back of the deck. Ask the audience where they want to see the intended map.

Once you figure out the place, you stand a short distance from it and throw the deck hard backwards. While the cards are flying, they will all fall to the floor, except for the selected card, which will be nailed to the wall.

Of course, it's not easy to learn how to throw a deck this way. For a start, you can be content with the fact that the entire deck will be nailed to the wall.

Author: Louis Hoffmann

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