Victor P’s Triumph by Yannick Barth
Created by: Yannick Barth
Key features
Reimagines the classic Triumph effect with a unique timing and prediction twist
Can be performed with a borrowed deck and phone, enhancing its practicality
Includes three routines: beginner-friendly, gimmick deck, and standard Triumph handling
360-degree angles and instant reset, suitable for close-up to stage performances
Device-agnostic, working on both Android and iOS devices
Pros
Highly practical and can be performed anywhere with borrowed items
Well-produced video content with live performances and detailed tutorials
Adaptable to various Triumph methods, allowing for personalization
Potential for additional hits when predictions align with spectators' personal details
Cons
Price point is considered steep for a download of this nature
Gimmick deck version requires additional purchase and is not inspectable
Some routines may require a table, limiting performance settings
Effect
Victor P’s Triumph is a modern take on the classic Triumph effect. A spectator shuffles a deck of cards, mixing face-up and face-down cards. The magician then instantly rights the entire deck—except for a few cards. These remaining face-up cards reveal a meaningful number, such as a spectator’s birthday, address, or another personal detail. The effect combines visual magic with psychological impact, making it memorable for audiences.
Full Details
Victor P’s Triumph is taught as part of the Deadline download by Yannick Barth. The download includes three routines:
The effect works with any deck and a borrowed phone (for timing). It is angle-proof and resets instantly. The download provides 90 minutes of video instruction, including live performances and detailed explanations.
Who Should Consider the Trick
- Card magicians looking for a fresh take on Triumph.
- Performers who want audience interaction—the effect can reveal personal numbers, adding an extra layer of mystery.
- Those who prefer impromptu magic, as it can be done with a borrowed deck and phone.
Difficulty
The difficulty varies by routine:
- Beginner-Friendly Routine – Easy to learn, ideal for newcomers.
- Gimmick Deck Handling – Intermediate, requiring setup.
- Standard Triumph Handling – Moderate, depending on the chosen method (Victor P’s version is mechanical but manageable).
Sebastian Tocamagic notes that Victor P’s handling is his favorite, calling it "my favorite Triumph I’ve ever learned."
What Magicians Say
Sebastian Tocamagic praises the effect’s practicality, stating it "slaps" due to its versatility and strong audience reactions. He highlights the borrowed-deck version as the best, saying, "I think that carrying a gimmick deck for this effect is just wasting its potential of being just a borrowed miracle."
He rates Deadline a 9 out of 10, deducting points for the price ($35 CAD) but commending its adaptability and surprise factor. He adds, "It is something that I'm going to be performing personally."
Victor P’s Triumph, as part of Deadline, offers a compelling blend of visual magic and psychological engagement, making it a strong choice for performers seeking a modern Triumph routine.
What people are saying about Victor P’s Triumph
sebastiantoca9208 says...
Despite the price concern, Sebastian ultimately gives *Deadline* a **9 out of 10**. He appreciates the well-produced video, the adaptability of the routines, and the potential for surprising moments when the prediction aligns with a spectator's personal details.
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