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Card in Hand #1 by John Carey

Created by: John Carey

Card in Hand #1 is a versatile card magic trick that focuses on card revelation routines, perfect for close-up or parlour magic. This trick includes 14 detailed routines, ranging from classics like 'Chicago Opener' to original creations like 'Invisi.' Designed for beginners and intermediate magicians, the routines are practical, commercial-ready, and can be performed without a table. The techniques taught, such as 'Card in Hand' and 'Slop Shuffle Triumph,' are audience-tested and ideal for expanding your card magic repertoire. Buyers should note that while the material is accessible, some routines may require practice to master.

Key features

  • 14 card revelation routines taught in detail

  • Suitable for beginners and intermediate magicians

  • Focus on practical, commercial-ready effects

  • Most routines can be performed without a table

  • Includes classics and original creations

Pros

  • Versatile and practical routines

  • Accessible for beginners and intermediates

  • Table-free performance options

  • Strong, audience-tested effects

Cons

  • Some routines may require practice to master

Effect

The trick "Card in Hand #1" is a card revelation routine where a selected card mysteriously appears in the magician's hand. The audience sees a card chosen by a spectator seemingly vanish from the deck and reappear in the magician's grasp. The effect is clean, direct, and leaves a strong impression.

Full details

"Card in Hand #1" is part of a collection of 14 card revelation routines taught in detail by John Carey. The routine is designed to be practical and commercial-ready, making it suitable for real-world performances. It can be performed without a table, adding to its versatility. The trick is accessible to beginners and intermediate magicians, though some practice may be required to perfect the execution.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is ideal for magicians looking to expand their card magic repertoire with strong, audience-tested effects. It is particularly suitable for beginners and intermediate performers who want to add a clean and direct card revelation to their routines. If you enjoy card magic that can be performed without a table, this trick is a great choice.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

"Card in Hand #1" is accessible to beginners and intermediate magicians. While the basic mechanics are straightforward, achieving a smooth and convincing performance may require some practice. The trick does not rely on complex sleight of hand, making it easier to learn compared to more advanced card routines.

What magicians say

AlakazamMagicUK describes the collection as "comprehensive" and highlights the focus on "practical, commercial-ready effects." They note that the routines, including "Card in Hand #1," are "performable without a table," adding to their versatility. The material is praised for being "accessible" while still requiring practice to master, making it a valuable addition to any magician's repertoire.

What people are saying about Card in Hand #1

AlakazamMagicUK says...

John Carey breaks down 14 card revelation tricks, from classics like 'Chicago Opener' to original creations like 'Invisi,' all performable without a table.

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