Premiere by David Jonathan

Created by: David Jonathan, Nikolas Mavresis

Premiere by David Jonathan is a visually stunning close-up magic trick that combines elements of mentalism and prediction. The effect involves a spectator freely selecting a card, which is then revealed in an impossible and mind-blowing manner. The trick uses high-quality poker chips and envelopes, designed to look and feel authentic, enhancing the overall experience. Perfect for walk-around or table performances, this trick is easy to learn but packs a powerful punch, leaving audiences baffled and amazed.

Key features

  • Uses high-quality poker chips and envelopes

  • No switches or forces—any card can be thought of

  • Can be performed surrounded

  • Easy to learn with a well-made tutorial

Pros

  • Highly visual and baffling

  • Authentic-looking props

  • Versatile for various performance settings

  • Strong audience impact

Cons

  • Requires some practice to perfect the presentation

  • May not be suitable for very large audiences

Effect

Premiere by David Jonathan is a magic trick that uses poker chips and envelopes to create a surprising prediction effect. The magician presents three poker chips and asks a spectator to think of any playing card. Each poker chip is then revealed to match the spectator's chosen card in different ways—suit, value, and the full card name. The final reveal shows that the magician knew the exact card from the start, leaving the audience amazed.

Full Details

Premiere includes high-quality poker chips and envelopes designed to look and feel like real casino-grade items. The trick does not require any switches or forces, meaning the spectator can freely think of any card. It can be performed surrounded, making it versatile for close-up or walk-around magic. The tutorial is well-produced, covering performance tips and additional uses for the method.

Who Should Consider the Trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who want a strong, self-contained prediction effect that plays big with minimal setup. It works well for close-up performers, mentalists, and those who enjoy interactive magic with spectators. The clean handling and lack of complex moves make it accessible to a wide range of skill levels.

Information on How Difficult It Is to Perform

Premiere is designed to be easy to perform. The method relies on a simple principle rather than advanced sleight of hand, making it suitable for beginners. More experienced magicians will appreciate the flexibility in presentation and the strong impact it has on audiences.

What Magicians Say

Allan, a reviewer featured in the video, praised the quality of the props, saying, "These poker chips are a fine quality—they look like real poker chips, they feel like real poker chips." He also highlighted the well-made tutorial, calling it "100% well-made, very well shot."

The trick has been noted for its deceptive simplicity and strong audience reactions, making it a solid addition to any magician's repertoire.

What people are saying about Premiere by David Jonathan

Allan says...

The poker chips are fine quality—they look and feel like real poker chips. The envelopes are exactly something you'd buy from a normal store. The tutorial is 100% well-made and very well shot.

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