Teacan 3000 by Martin Pierce

Created by: Martin Pierce

TEACAN 3000 is a close-up card magic trick where a spectator cuts a deck of cards several times, then inserts a special plastic credit card into the fanned deck. The magician selects the cards above and below the inserted card to reveal the value and suit of a predicted card, which is always found at the 12th position in the deck. The trick uses a standard deck of cards and a high-quality plastic card designed to look like a digital microchip, making it a fun and visually appealing prop for magicians.

Key features

  • Self-working trick requiring no sleight of hand

  • Uses a standard deck of cards with no gimmicks

  • Includes a high-quality plastic credit card prop

  • Comes with a 14-minute tutorial video

  • Easy to reset and perform multiple times

Pros

  • Fun premise with a humorous AI-themed routine

  • High-quality prop that's visually appealing

  • Accessible to magicians of all skill levels

  • Self-working, making it easy to perform

  • Can be carried in a wallet for impromptu performances

Cons

  • Predictability of the card always being at the 12th position limits surprise

  • Deck cannot be shuffled before the trick, only cut

  • One-hit wonder with limited repeatability for the same audience

What people are saying about Teacan 3000

magicorthodoxy says...

It's a fun premise and it's a fun little prop right for those of us like me who like self-working tricks [...] this adds a little bit more to it than just using a joker right or something.

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