Jaacann Effect
Created by: Totally Magic
The Jaacann Effect is an any card at any number magic trick where a spectator cuts the deck to select a card and then names any number (with some limitations on the first and last five numbers). This close-up card trick requires the magician to build the deck themselves, offering a deep understanding of the trick's mechanics. It uses regular cards, is angle-proof, and doesn't require sleight of hand or additional devices, making it a versatile and practical choice for magicians.
Key features
- Affordable at $12.50
- Requires building the deck yourself for a deeper understanding
- Uses regular cards, making it angle-proof and inspectable
- No sleight of hand or additional devices needed
- Involves some memory work and math calculations
- Comes with a thorough tutorial: 33-minute video, 16-minute building guide, and PDF
Pros
- Affordable compared to similar tricks
- Build-it-yourself approach enhances understanding
- Uses regular, inspectable cards
- No sleight of hand required
- Angle-proof performance
Cons
- Requires memory work and math calculations
- Some limitations on the numbers that can be chosen
What people are saying about Jaacann Effect
Jaacann Effect videos
Magic Review - Jaacann Effect - by Totally Magic
In this review, David dives into the Jaacann Effect by Totally Magic, an any card at any number trick that stands out for its affordability at $12.50. Unlike other similar tricks, this one requires you to build the deck yourself, which David sees as a plus since it helps you understand the trick inside out. The trick involves the spectator cutting the deck to select a card and then naming any number (with some limitations on the first and last five numbers). David praises the trick for using regular cards, being angle-proof, and not requiring any sleight of hand or additional devices. However, he notes the need for some memory work and math calculations. The tutorial is thorough, with a 33-minute video, a 16-minute building guide, and a PDF. David compares it favorably to more expensive options, emphasizing its value and the creative freedom it offers.
Takeaways:
- Affordable any card at any number trick at $12.50.
- Requires building the deck yourself, offering a deeper understanding of the trick.
- Uses regular cards, making it angle-proof and inspectable.
- No sleight of hand needed, but requires memory work and math calculations.
- Comes with a comprehensive tutorial, including a 33-minute video and a PDF guide.
- Comparable to more expensive tricks but offers better value and creative freedom.