Sudden Deck by David Regal

Created by: David Regal

Sudden Deck 3.0 by David Regal is a close-up card magic trick where a deck of cards instantly and magically appears in the performer's hands out of thin air, often used as a powerful opener or closer in routines. It involves sleight of hand and misdirection, creating a visually stunning moment that leaves spectators amazed. Buyers should note that it requires practice to master the handling and may involve specific gimmicks or techniques unique to this version.

Key features

Instant deck production effect
Suitable for close-up performances
Involves sleight of hand and misdirection
Can be used as an opener or closer in routines
May include gimmicks or special handling

Pros

Visually impressive and surprising for audiences
Versatile for various performance settings
Enhances a magician's repertoire with a strong visual effect

Cons

Requires significant practice to perform smoothly
May involve additional costs for gimmicks if not included
Not suitable for beginners due to complexity

Effect

Sudden Deck 3.0 by David Regal creates a surprising visual transformation. A deck of cards instantly changes in appearance. The change happens in the performer's hands without any cover or suspicious moves. The effect is direct and happens in a moment.

Full details

Sudden Deck 3.0 is a refined version of David Regal's original effect. It allows a magician to cleanly switch one deck for another in an instant. The method is self-contained and requires no extra gimmicks beyond the supplied items. Reset is immediate, making it suitable for repeated performances. The handling is designed to be natural and deceptive.

Who should consider the trick

This trick suits magicians who perform with playing cards regularly. It is ideal for those who want a visual deck change that is quick and reliable. Street performers, close-up magicians, and parlour performers may find it especially useful. It appeals to magicians who value strong visual magic with a simple method.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

Sudden Deck 3.0 is not technically difficult. The moves are straightforward and can be learned quickly. Practice is needed to make the action look natural and casual. The skill level required is beginner to intermediate. Most magicians will be able to perform it after a short rehearsal period.

What magicians say

MurphysMagicSupplies included Sudden Deck 3.0 in their weekly news roundup of new magic releases. They highlighted it as a notable downloadable effect by David Regal. This indicates it is considered a worthwhile release by magic dealers. The trick was featured alongside other well-regarded effects, suggesting it meets a standard of quality and interest for working magicians.

What people are saying about Sudden Deck

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Sudden Deck 3.0 by David Regal is highlighted as a notable new release in the weekly magic news roundup, keeping magicians informed on the latest products.