Card Prediction Trick

In this engaging tutorial, the magician performs a card trick that begins with forming five piles from a shuffled deck, each by flipping the top card and counting up to 13. After eliminating two piles, the remaining three are used to predict the deck's remaining cards. By adding the values of two top cards from these piles, adding 10, and counting off that number, the leftover cards match the third pile's top card value. Demonstrated with the stylish Rose playing cards by TCC, this trick is both impressive and adaptable to any shuffled deck. However, beginners might find the precise counting a bit challenging.

Takeaways:

• The trick works with any shuffled deck of 52 cards.
• Five piles are made by counting up to 13 from the top card.
• Two piles are eliminated, and the remaining three predict the outcome.
• The trick involves adding card values and counting off cards.
• The Rose playing cards by TCC are used in the demonstration.