Night at the Casino by John Carey

Effect

In 'Night At The Casino,' the magician creates a roulette-themed scenario. A spectator picks a number, such as 29. The magician deals the deck face-up to that number, revealing a card. This card matches a prediction, a green-backed card that was hidden in the magician's pocket all along. The effect is a surprising and visual reveal that ties the roulette theme to the magic.

Full details

'Night At The Casino' is a creative variation of the classic 'Card At Any Number' trick. The magician uses a standard deck of cards and a roulette theme to engage the spectator. The trick involves no sleight of hand, making it accessible for performers of all skill levels. The key moment is when the spectator's chosen card matches the prediction card, which has been in the magician's pocket throughout the performance.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is ideal for beginners or magicians looking for a simple yet effective routine. It is also suitable for performers who enjoy incorporating themes or storytelling into their magic. The roulette scenario adds an extra layer of engagement, making it a good choice for casual or interactive performances.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

'Night At The Casino' is easy to learn and perform. It requires no advanced sleight of hand, making it accessible for magicians of all experience levels. The trick relies on clear presentation and the spectator's imagination, so focus on engaging your audience to maximize its impact.

What magicians say

AlakazamMagicUK describes 'Night At The Casino' as a creative twist on the 'Card At Any Number' trick. They highlight its simplicity, noting that it requires no sleight of hand and is easy to learn. The roulette-themed scenario and the visual reveal of the matching prediction card make it a crowd-pleaser. According to the review, the trick's effectiveness depends on the spectator's imagination, making it a fun and interactive piece for performers.