Tagged by Rich Ferguson

Effect

The trick 'Tagged' by Rich Ferguson presents a mind-blowing book test. A spectator selects a random page and word from a book. The magician then reveals the exact word and its dictionary location. To add to the astonishment, the magician proves the prediction by showing that the word was written on the spectator's arm earlier. The effect is highly interactive and leaves the audience baffled.

Full details

'Tagged' is a book test that involves a spectator choosing a random page and word from a book. The magician predicts the exact word and its location in the dictionary. The trick includes a method to prove the prediction by showing that the word was written on the spectator's arm beforehand. This adds an extra layer of impossibility and interaction to the performance.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is ideal for magicians who enjoy highly interactive performances and want to add a strong mentalism effect to their repertoire. It is suitable for both close-up and stage settings, making it versatile for different performance environments.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

The difficulty level of 'Tagged' is not explicitly mentioned in the available data. However, given the nature of the trick, it likely requires some practice to master the timing and interaction with the spectator. Magicians should be comfortable with book tests and mentalism techniques to perform this trick effectively.

What magicians say

AlakazamMagicUK describes 'Tagged' as a next-level book test that is highly interactive and baffling. The teaser focuses on the trick's strong impact and leaves viewers eager to see more. No downsides are mentioned, indicating a positive reception from the magician community.