Sandwich With A Kick

Effect

The trick 'Sandwich With A Kick' presents a visually striking effect where a spectator's chosen card appears to melt between two black kings. The magician starts by sandwiching the selected card between the kings, and with a simple gesture, the card seems to vanish and reappear in a surprising location. The trick builds in complexity, ending with the entire deck sandwiched between the kings, only for the chosen card to be isolated once again.

Full details

'Sandwich With A Kick' is performed using a standard deck of 52 cards with no gimmicks or special setups. The trick relies on sleight of hand to create the illusion of the chosen card moving or disappearing between the two kings. The routine can be performed multiple times, each time increasing in complexity, which adds to the overall impact. The trick is available for learning on The Netrix platform, where detailed instructions are provided.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who enjoy card magic and are comfortable with sleight of hand. It is suitable for both close-up and stage performances, as the visual effect is clear and impactful. Beginners with some experience in card handling may also find this trick accessible, though it will require practice to master.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The difficulty level of 'Sandwich With A Kick' is moderate. While it uses a regular deck and no gimmicks, the trick relies on precise sleight of hand to achieve the desired effect. Magicians will need to practice the moves to ensure smooth execution and maintain the illusion. The increasing complexity of the routine also adds to the challenge, making it a rewarding trick for those willing to put in the effort.

What magicians say

Craig Petty, who demonstrated the trick, highlights its use of a regular deck and the clear visual effect as major pros. He notes that the trick requires practice to master the sleight of hand, which could be seen as a con for those looking for an easier routine. The availability of the trick on The Netrix platform makes it accessible for magicians interested in learning and performing it.