SleightfulLearn This INSANE No Setup Trick!
Sha Devine presents a tutorial for a deceptive card trick called "Never Miss It," inspired by Ramon Ryobu's "Laptop" routine from *Thinking the Impossible*. This trick creates the illusion of a lie detector, consistently revealing the selected card on top of a packet. The method involves a secret card control called the 'Slip and Slide Control' to place the chosen card in the third position of an eleven-card packet. The trick's core is spelling out 'Never Miss It' using cards from the packet, with slight variations depending on the suit. Devine recommends using Butterfly Magnolia decks and emphasizes the trick's adaptability, working with any card. He suggests a mysterious presentation to enhance the illusion and mask the card handling, encouraging practice to master the routine and incorporate it into performances. He also promotes a summer sale at Butterfly, offering a discount code 'ShaDevine10' for viewers.
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Key points
The trick is inspired by Ramon Ryobu's 'Laptop' routine.
The method involves a 'Slip and Slide Control' to position the selected card.
An eleven-card packet is used with the selected card in the third position.
The trick involves spelling out 'Never Miss It' using cards from the packet.
The spelling process varies slightly depending on the suit.
Butterfly Magnolia decks are recommended.
The trick works with any card.
A mysterious presentation is suggested to enhance the illusion.