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How to make the intended card appear in any pile of cards.

Focus secret:

Give the audience a good shuffle of the deck. Then arrange the cards in three piles and ask someone to think of a card. When he says what he's up to, you say that his card is in that pile and point to one of the piles. Ask for a card. Let's say the spectator said that this is the king of tambourine. You say that the spectator's card is in the specified pile, and to prove your point, you want to show that this card is not in the other two piles.

After that, take both piles in your hands and, turning them face up, approach the audience, quickly sorting through the cards. If this card is not there, then the trick turned out by itself.

Then say that you don't usually repeat tricks, but now, so that the audience does not think that this is just random luck, you will repeat it. And ask the audience to determine in advance the pile in which the intended card should be.

After hearing the answer, you again connect other piles to prove that they do not contain the named card. You might get lucky this time too, but if you don't and you see a card in your hand, you simply quickly push it back into the deck with the middle finger of your right hand and continue looking through the cards. When you are done with this, you flip the deck over, with the desired card on top. You close it quickly with your right hand, allowing you to tuck the card into your palm.

After that, you just have to take the cards left on the table with your right hand. Shifting the cards to your left hand, you say: "Watch me very carefully. You will see how I will remove the pile on the card I intended." It seems to the audience that you are simply removing the cards while you are making a circle, removing the lower part of the hand instead of the upper one. The top of the card stack is now in your left hand.

You ask one of the spectators to look at the top card, and he confirms your words. If the card does not end up in the indicated pile the first time, then you do everything as described, but do not "repeat" the trick.

Author: Louis Hoffmann

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