Teleport by Craig Petty

Effect

The 'Teleport' trick creates a stunning visual illusion where cards appear to teleport right in the spectator's hands. Using a borrowed deck and four queens, the magician makes three spectator-chosen cards (the seven, eight, and nine of hearts) seemingly vanish and reappear in an impossible way. The effect is quick, surprising, and happens directly in the spectator's hands, making it highly engaging.

Full details

'Teleport' is an impromptu card trick that requires no special setup or table. It uses a borrowed deck and four queens, along with three spectator-chosen cards. The trick is designed to be performed in walk-around settings, making it versatile for various performance environments. The effect is visual and happens directly in the spectator's hands, adding to the sense of impossibility. The trick is part of The Netrix's magic library and is ideal for magicians looking for a quick, impactful routine.

Who should consider the trick

This trick is perfect for magicians who perform walk-around magic or need a quick, visual effect that can be done with any deck. It’s also suitable for those who enjoy impromptu tricks that don’t require special setups. If you’re looking for a routine that’s both easy to carry and highly engaging, 'Teleport' is a great choice.

Information on how difficult it is to perform

'Teleport' is relatively easy to perform but requires smooth card handling to make the effect convincing. The trick doesn’t involve complex sleights, but a basic understanding of card control and misdirection is necessary. With practice, most magicians should be able to perform it confidently.

What magicians say

Craig Petty describes 'Teleport' as a fast, visual, and easy-to-do trick that’s ideal for walk-around performances. He highlights its impromptu nature and the fact that it can be done with any deck. The trick’s ability to create a teleportation effect directly in the spectator's hands makes it highly engaging. Craig also mentions that the trick is part of The Netrix's growing magic library, making it accessible to subscribers. Overall, 'Teleport' is praised for its simplicity and impact, though it requires smooth handling to pull off convincingly.