Double Color Prediction by Sorcerer Magic

Effect

The Double Color Prediction trick creates a strong mentalism effect. A spectator freely chooses two holes out of three on a small metal plaque, labeled Yellow, Green, and Red. They secure their choices with bolts and nuts. The magician then reveals a large metal plaque from an envelope, showing that the bolts are fixed in the exact same two holes the spectator selected. The prediction appears impossible, with no switches or sleight of hand involved.

Full Details

The trick includes:

• A small metal plaque with three holes (Yellow, Green, Red).
• A larger matching metal plaque with pre-set bolts.
• Two bolts and nuts for the spectator to use.
• A question mark decal for the envelope (envelope not included).
• Full video instructions.

The method relies on a clever principle rather than sleight of hand, making it easy to perform while maintaining a strong impact. The spectator’s choices are genuinely free, and the prediction can be examined after the reveal.

Who Should Consider the Trick

This trick is ideal for:

• Magicians who want a visual, self-working mentalism effect.
• Performers looking for a quick, foolproof routine with minimal setup.
• Those who enjoy bold, quirky magic with everyday objects.

It works well in close-up or casual settings, especially when a direct and surprising prediction is needed.

Difficulty

The Double Color Prediction is easy to perform. No sleight of hand is required, and the method is straightforward once understood. The main challenge is presentation—selling the impossibility of the prediction while keeping the spectator engaged.

What Magicians Say

• AlakazamMagicUK calls it a "mind-bending metal magic trick" that leaves "99% of people fooled." They highlight its visual nature and the fact that everything can be examined.
• Alex Kirk (MonsterMagicShop) ranks it among his top 20 tricks of 2024, praising its directness and the impossibility implied by the bolts. He says, "The bolts are really what sell it for me—it makes it impossible for you to have changed that prediction."

Both reviewers emphasize the trick’s strong impact and ease of performance, making it a solid choice for magicians looking for a reliable prediction effect.