Super Extra by Rizki Nanda

Effect

Super Extra presents as a three card monte routine. The magician shows three cards, often two black aces and a red queen. The spectator tries to follow the queen as the magician mixes the cards face down. The spectator points to the card they believe is the queen. The magician turns over the chosen card, revealing it is not the queen. The magician then reveals the location of the queen in a surprising and impossible way. The routine ends with a kicker moment that reinforces the deception.

Full details

Super Extra is a magic trick created by Rizki Nanda. It is a version of the classic three card monte plot. The method does not require extra cards. It does not use rough and smooth techniques. The trick uses a utility gimmick. This gimmick helps the magician secretly manage a small object. It can be used to create a hidden kicker ending. The gimmick is practical and simple to use. It can be incorporated into performances in an organic way. The props are examinable after the routine.

Who should consider the trick

Magicians who perform three card monte should consider Super Extra. It is good for performers looking for a new version of this classic. It is suitable for magicians who want a strong ending for their routine. It is ideal for those who want a trick that can be handed out for inspection. It works for close up and walk around magic. It is a good choice for magicians wanting to add a utility gimmick to their set.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

Super Extra is not a self working trick, but the method is accessible. The gimmick is simple to handle. It does not require advanced sleight of hand. The trick relies more on presentation than complex moves. A magician with basic card handling skills can learn this routine. The difficulty level is moderate. The focus is on performance and scripting to make the effect powerful.

What magicians say

Craig Petty and Ryland Petty reviewed Super Extra. They found it to be a fun and practical utility device. Craig Petty said, "They appreciated its simplicity and the organic way it can be incorporated into a performance." They highlighted its potential for enhancing classic routines with a hidden kicker ending.

Penguin Magic featured the trick in a promotion. They described it as a deceptive three card monte routine with an unexpected kicker ending. The summary notes that Super Extra offers a strong, self working method with high visual appeal.

Another performance video showcases Rizki Nanda's take on three card monte. It implies this version includes additional visual or psychological layers. It is suggested for magicians looking to refine their three card monte presentations.