SleightfulThis Self-Working Card Trick FOOLED ME! - Tutorial
Magic Steve presents a tutorial on a self-working card trick that's both simple and surprisingly deceptive. The trick involves a 'lucky card' that mysteriously matches the spectator's selection, despite appearing to be nowhere in the spread. Steve shares two versions of the trick: one that's entirely self-working and another that allows the spectator to shuffle the deck, both culminating in the same baffling revelation. He emphasizes the importance of pacing and neat handling to enhance the trick's impact, and shares his personal experience of being fooled by it, highlighting how its simplicity belies its effectiveness. The tutorial is perfect for magicians looking for a quick, powerful addition to their close-up repertoire.
Tricks mentioned
Key points
The trick is self-working, requiring no sleight-heavy moves.
Two versions are taught: one fully self-working and another allowing spectator shuffling.
Key techniques include a simple setup and a peek and double undercut for the shuffle version.
Performance tips focus on pacing, neat handling, and the spread's role in the trick's deception.
Magic Steve recommends the trick for its simplicity and strong magical moment.