Invisible Triumph

Effect

Invisible Triumph is a magic trick that uses a gimmicked deck of cards to perform a Triumph routine. The effect is that a selected card is lost in the deck, which is then shuffled face up and face down. Despite the apparent chaos, the magician reveals that the deck has magically restored itself, with all cards facing the same way except for the selected card, which is now the only one facing the opposite direction.

Full details

Invisible Triumph is a gimmicked deck designed to simplify the classic Triumph routine. The deck allows the magician to perform the effect without the need for complex sleight of hand or advanced card handling. The gimmick is cleverly designed to make the trick appear seamless and impossible to detect. However, the deck is not suitable for close-up performances due to its impracticality in certain settings.

Who should consider the trick

Invisible Triumph is ideal for magicians who want to perform a Triumph routine without the need for advanced card skills. It is particularly suited for stage or parlor performances where the gimmicked nature of the deck is less likely to be detected. Beginners or those looking for a quick and easy way to perform the effect may find this trick appealing.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

Invisible Triumph is relatively easy to perform, as the gimmicked deck does most of the work. The magician only needs to follow a simple sequence of actions to achieve the effect. This makes it accessible to performers of all skill levels, especially those who are not confident in their sleight of hand abilities.

What magicians say

Magic-tv reviewers Craig and Ryland describe Invisible Triumph as a "clever but impractical gimmick deck for a Triumph routine." They note that while the method is ingenious, the trick is not well-suited for close-up performances. This feedback suggests that the trick is best used in settings where the gimmick can be concealed effectively.