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Introduction
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This trick is entirely automatic, it works
all by itself…in other words, you have manipulations to do, you
only have to concentrate on the presentation. The trick is no less striking,
and the audience readily, believe that, in order to succeed in such
a trick, all extraordinary skill is necessary, where as in face it is
manageable for any body. Try it, you won’t regret it!
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Effect
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the spectator shuffles the
pack, and gives it back to the conjuror. The conjuror draws a card from
the pack and places it face down on the table. He returns the pack to
the spectator to deal the cards into a pile face down on the table,
knowing that he can stop whenever he wishes. After which, the spectator
takes the pile he has made face down on the table, and deals these cards
from this pile into two other piles, placing one card on each pile alternately
two piles face down on the table result, pile A and pile B . The spectator
takes piles A and again he deals the cards into two piles, whilst saying,
out loud as the places the cards “ I keep” “to elimate”
“I keep”, etc, until he has no more cards in his hands.
He places the pile to throw away into the main pach? And does the same
thing with pile B. After which. The spectator should find himself with
two small piles of cards face down in front of him. His astonishment
is extraordinary when the conjuror reveals the card that he had of each
pile, the first the value, the second the suit of the chosen card.
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