The appearance of the card in the desired pile. Effective trick and its solution

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The appearance of the card in the desired pile. Focus secret

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How to make a card appear in the correct pile after the selected card has been returned to the deck, which is then shuffled and placed in three piles on the table.

Focus secret:

Ask the spectator to choose a card. When a spectator puts a card into the deck, you roll and carry it up. What follows is a fake shuffle. If some spectator wants to shuffle the deck himself, then you hide this card in your palm and give the deck. When the shuffled deck is returned to you, place a card from your hand on top.

Next, take the cards in your right hand, face down. Lay them out in piles on the table of 4-5 cards. Lastly, put the pile on top of which lies the selected card. Ask the audience to point to the pile where they want the intended card to be. Then you collect all the other stacks of cards by placing the stack with the desired card on top of the deck. You divide the selected pile into two parts and again ask the audience in which of them they want to see a card. You do this until there are only two cards left in the selected pile, but the audience should not see the exact number of cards in it. To do this, you quickly place the chosen pile in your left hand under the deck.

Now hide the selected card in the palm of your hand, let it be the king of diamonds, and taking the selected pile with the same hand, put this card on top of the pile. You place these three cards face down and ask the spectators to say which of the three cards should be chosen. If the audience points to the middle card, then the trick is over, because it is. You ask the chooser to name a card and, having shown that the side cards are not the king of diamonds, open the middle card.

If the spectators choose one of the side cards, then you collect these three cards together, with the king of diamonds again in the middle, and ask one of the spectators to blow on the cards. Then again lay out the cards, but put the king's tambourine on the place named by the audience. After that, you show two other cards, and the last one reveals the king of tambourines.

Author: Louis Hoffmann

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