Any Thought Of Card To Pocket

Effect

The 'Any Thought Of Card To Pocket' trick is a visually stunning and highly deceptive card effect. A spectator is shown a spread of 10 cards and asked to think of one. Without the magician touching the deck, the chosen card vanishes from the spectator's hands and impossibly appears in the magician's pocket. The trick is entirely hands-off for the performer, making it a clean and baffling experience for the audience.

Full details

The trick uses a standard deck of cards and requires no gimmicks, rough and smooth techniques, magnets, or palming. It is designed to be instantly reset, allowing for repeat performances without delay. The method is straightforward, making it accessible for beginners while still being deceptive enough to fool experienced magicians. The trick also includes multiple variations, such as using a marked deck or performing it impromptu. Additionally, a bonus 'Cards Across' routine is included, adding extra value to the purchase.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is ideal for magicians of all skill levels, particularly beginners looking for a strong, easy-to-perform effect. It is also suitable for close-up performers who want a quick, impactful routine for small groups. Left-handed performers should note that the trick may require some adjustments, as mentioned by reviewers.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The 'Any Thought Of Card To Pocket' is rated as medium difficulty. While it does not require advanced sleight of hand, it does involve some audience management and smooth handling to ensure the trick's success. The tutorial is clear, but practice is necessary to perfect the presentation and timing for maximum impact.

What magicians say

Magicians praise the trick for its simplicity and strong visual payoff. AlakazamMagicUK highlights its accessibility for beginners and the clean finish with the card appearing in the pocket. Scott Perry from EverythingMagicPro99 appreciates the multiple methods taught, including an impromptu version, and the trick's practicality. He notes the fast reset time and excellent angles as significant advantages, though he mentions that some gimmick cards may feel sticky or rough. Overall, the trick is highly recommended for its impact, versatility, and ease of use.