Almost forgot, this is TWO tricks in ONE! Don't forget to watch the bonus at the end!

@brianmagicman3556

Жыл бұрын

What deck did you use?

@anotherguy5038

9 ай бұрын

John 15:10

I’ve noticed people that try to make me botch a trick never succeed, but they end up seeing an entirely different trick(a save). It’s usually less impressive but still works

Fun fact: Lennart Green was disqualified from FISM (the Olympics of magic) because they thought he used to stooges to "shuffle" a deck of cards. They could not believe they actually shuffled the cards. He came back, and this time had the judges shuffle the cards, and won 1st place in card magic! He was so good the judges couldnt believe it was possible!

@hansen704

Жыл бұрын

What a fun storie….. he was fantastisk 👍

@anotherguy5038

9 ай бұрын

John 14:21

@drnny6705

7 ай бұрын

@@anotherguy5038 4:20

@KempoSensei

4 ай бұрын

Austin 3:16 @@anotherguy5038

Whenever you hear the name Lennart Green, you know it's going to be killer.

Just a thought - after the spectator has removed the 13 cards, have him shuffle them while you look at the bottom of the remaining cards in your hand. NOW you make the prediction - he has already moved the 13 cards, so your prediction card is safe at the bottom of the cards in your hand. Then continue with him choosing 3 of the 13 cards, etc - and spectator can still do the rest of the work. In this situation the spectator can never take the bottom card, and you're good to go.

This is one of my favorite tricks Michael! I use to perform this all the time in high school as this helped me get over my fear of performing in front of people. I use to have them take the top 13 cards to avoid the bottom card being selected, but now I will give them a free choice because of the second out. Thank you for posting this video as I had forgotten this trick and I didn't know about the second out. Keep up the amazing work! #Roadto2K!

Oh I love this one. Self working and sort of self-setupping... And an alternate version too. Love it. Thank you. 👍😊

@MAGICSIX

2 жыл бұрын

That’s why it’s one of my favorites, such clever thinking.

Hey this is super cool man! Thank you for teaching us this!! I love it!

Fascinating! The bonus effect is excellent, as well - still very strong and has the advantage of much less dealing

Thank you very much! and thanks for the bonus at the end.

This is also one of my favorite self working card tricks. Just something to note when performing. Whenever I have spectators shuffle, 99.9% of laypeople have this habit of flashing the bottom card during a riffle shuffle completion (they have an unconscious habit of squaring up a ruffle shuffle on the table with the faces towards you). If they don’t, all you need to do is notice how they shuffle. Even if they have a decent or good riffle shuffle, you will notice the bottom card of both halves. The first one to fall is your prediction. Another way, even if they manage to hide it, cut the cards, or shuffle like a magician for that matter - is to tell them to hand you the deck. At the right angle (which takes real world performance practice), you will glimpse/peak the bottom card every time. On the off chance you run into the latter, as soon as you have the peak, I usually say “Actually, I don’t want to touch the cards. Put them on the table instead.” Imo, prediction style effects are much more magical when you can genuinely say you never touched the deck until your prediction was written down. It adds an extra layer to prediction style effects that laymen and magicians alike will not be able to reverse engineer (bc there are MANY forces like the red herring force as just one example of one of my favorite forces for a magicians that many professional magicians don’t know). Anywho. Sorry for the book lol. I just thought I’d share the way I perform prediction style effects. Bc if we genuinely do not touch the deck, we can always start by saying “I’m going to write a prediction down after you shuffled, and before I touch the deck.” Then at the end of any prediction style effect, you can recap the honest fact that you didn’t touch the deck until AFTER they shuffled, AND after you wrote your prediction. Happy practicing and performing fellow magicians. Lennart Green, Juan Tamariz, and Dani Daortiz are the greatest card magicians of all time in my humble opinion…including Dai Vernon, Larry Jennings, Ed Marlo, Brother John Hamman, and all the other grandfathers of this wonderful art that’s allowed me to make a living doing what I love. 32 years after learning my first ever sleight of hand effect, my passion has only grown. Never stop learning! There are so many books, VHS/DVD/now instant downloads from old and new masters, that no magician can learn even a minutia of what is out there

What a great trick and so easy. Really grateful,especially for the back up trick, what a saver. Please keep em coming. TOB

Always looking forward to See you performing.

Great trick and even better tutorial!

congratulations for this simple and efficient trick , François

Great video and a mind blowing trick..yet so simple...many thanks. A great new 1st trick, epec for a begiiner! :-)

This is one of the best by far 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Wow what an incredible trick!Thank you for tutorial btw

Excellent Bro ! Support from Belgium 🤘🇧🇪

Haha! Great trick. When you get old like me, you forget what you just learned 2 days ago. But simple things stick. Like this trick. _So, it'll take me a good week to forget this one!_ ;-))... However. The video is saved for later. _And I like the addition of the "if they do take the bottom card", what then?_ 8-))... EDIT Just tried it out on the missus. _She thinks I'm some evil entity as I texted her the answer!_ 8-))...

@BradyPires7

Ай бұрын

I learnt so many card tricks and forgot even more being okd😅 but these vids are great

@thezanzibarbarian5729

Ай бұрын

@@BradyPires7 Hahaha! I have a saved list of KZread videos on card tricks. There must be 15 or 20 of them. _I can't even remember how to do this one now. But then, it was 7 months ago._ 8-((...

@BradyPires7

Ай бұрын

@@thezanzibarbarian5729 know the feeling

Great performance and super trick !

Really good trick! I would love to see more shuffled borrowed impromptu tricks please :) Thanks

Hi Mr. Six, This is indeed a wonderful trick to add to my routine, thanks so much for your hard work and time, you truly are what keeps my passion on fire. Hope to see more as your performances and tutorials are the best so informative.

@MAGICSIX

2 жыл бұрын

Don, thank you! That means a lot! I have a lot more coming your way!

@donpudliner1141

2 жыл бұрын

@@MAGICSIX Fantastic can’t wait, thanks Mike.

Nice man, 2 tricks in one indeed!

This one was a very cool one, I like the set up.. self working magic tricks are awesome as well I think. The bonus feature on this one was a real good idea as well Michael. thanks for sharing definitely would like to use this one on others,

@MAGICSIX

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Alec. I forgot to mention that, but it really is like two effects for one. They can be performed seperately.

Nice one... boss trick, defo gonna use this one

Great trick and explanations. I really like self working tricks. Another way to fix the problem of the spectator taking the bottom card is to wait until they take the 13 cards and then after you scoop up the rest you peek and then write the prediction. Just an idea. Great vid. Thanks for posting!

I love card tricks like this thanks

KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK

Really... really... good card trick, bravo 👏

Thank you for this card use trick. I generally use a quick slight of hand card tricks when introducing myself to a class as their substitute school teacher. I then tell the class that they will see more if they behave. It is a reward for good conduct and not a bribe. Most of the times it works to keep the class under control. 👍

@MAGICSIX

9 ай бұрын

That is so great to read! I am doing a TEDx Talk on magic and education next week. I love to hear about magic making its way into classrooms! 👏🏻

Wow ,this is awesome, it's about math too. Thanks for sharing this video. I'll do this with my kids.

Terrific, thanks!

Fantastic performance and tutorial, liked the bonus at the end, you sometimes get that one spectator.🤜🔥🤛👏👏👏👍👍😊😊

@MAGICSIX

2 жыл бұрын

Yessss, always have to be ready for whatever they throw at you lol

Great trick. Thanks for sharing.

@MAGICSIX

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it, Rod!

Thanks for showing this great card trick…. Love selfworking card tricks …. I Will use the King on the bottom since its a 13 nr card trick..😅

Brilliant!

magnefiques routines rapides er faciles merci bien Monsieur Six

Lol, that marker cracked me up.

And xavior spade is the best. Love this one six

Brilliant.

Pls more self working card trick love the channel

@MAGICSIX

2 жыл бұрын

Will do!

Thanks!

Nifty!

Liked the trick alot It was a nice one 😎😋😍😘🤩

@MAGICSIX

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it, it really is one of my favorites!

Huge fan

@MAGICSIX

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Kelcey!

Thank you Michael for this nice tutorial with Xavior’s Dead Hand playing cards ! A little suggestion for this trick, to give an even more random impression, if a court card is choosen (J, Q or K) you can let choose to the spectator the value (1 to 13) he wants like a Joker. 😃

@MAGICSIX

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! That can be done also, but I just kept it simple for the sake of explanation. I love that they can make up any of the cards, and the effect will still work out.

I HATE counting card tricks but this one baffled me so much I LOVE IT. I have Lennert Greenes stuff i havent watched yet Theres Greene Files and another One is 6 cds one is 4 cds or maybe 6cds too but I have not yet watched any yet bc I have a shitload of card magic cds. TRULY IMPOSSIBLE this cannot be explained ... now for the tutorial....

The subtitle had a one of spades ♠️ 😂😂

Hello Six, enjoying your videos....can you share with us the best way to do john Bannon Botton bluff force? TKU Amigo..."Carlini" NYC

You even have a third way to deal with these routine. Let face down one of the 3 cards and let the Spectator choose a random card instead. The rest of the procedure is still the same, but add some of randomness to the effect. Can do the same with 12 cards to choose, and 8 going back under the (last) key card. I met Mr Green in Seville (Spain) in a close up session. I had the pleasure to show him one of his own automatic trick, with a different presentation as his. A wonderfull trick with no set up, and mathematicly imposible to guess for lay man...A real number one.

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@MAGICSIX

2 жыл бұрын

🙌🏻

I just discovered another way to peek to the last card while riffle shuffling just see how it's done u can rotate a little bit more and see it 😁

Love the out method but I just have them cut the deck and take the next 13 cards. So many ways to do this but a great novice trick.

Awesome trick thank you!

AAANNND Hes done it again! Tbh i liked the vid before i watched it because at this point we just know its gonna be a workers treasure trove. And of corse this coming from Lennart Green was always gonna be good. Would have liked to see you perform this with tin foil around your head tho Micheal! 😂 if you know, you know.

@MAGICSIX

2 жыл бұрын

Hahahahaha 😂🤣 Next time I’d have to!

The marker was so loud that at first I thought it was you doing the sound as a joke :)

@MAGICSIX

2 жыл бұрын

Ha! Now I may have to make it a running gag lol I think I hit a button on my mic by mistake lol

What happens if one of the 3 face down cards are 2 or 6?

Who knew 13 could be such a lucky number?!

@ParkinT

2 жыл бұрын

“It’s bad luck to be superstitious!”

❤❤❤❤❤❤

Hey nice trick! but what if the sum of the three cards that have been chosen is so high that I don't have any cards left... I don't know what to do next

@normanacree1635

10 ай бұрын

The highest number you could possibly deal out on top of the three exposed cards is 12 in each pile, assuming the exposed cards were all aces. That totals 36. You add the aces to get three and count them out. You will not run out of cards. Try it. You'll like it.

i do this magic long time ago

The best way I know of and use to see the bottom card is to just casually shuffle the deck a couple of times or cut the cards whatever. Then just play with the deck in your hands turning them over casually a time or two as you pretend not to notice the bottom card. No one will suspect a thing; you're just playing with the deck.

I subbed, but I wanna see Michael Seven or Magic Seven.

I instantly figured out the math behind this one, and I'm not all that great at math.

A neat trick clearly explained. Love a self worker. But hate the annoying lift music - which seems to a trend in many videos these days.

I tried the trick and the spectator’s three random cards were the Ace and two queens. 1 + 12 + 12…somehow the trick is off with this sequence. I tried replicating it with a 3 and two queens (12 + 12) and it didn’t work. Are the two queens throwing this off?

@jacobheneise5688

Жыл бұрын

Nevermind. You have to take out the jokers! Got it.

I turned my own deck over and it was the 8 of spades 😲😵

What deck of cards are these?

@eddie3889

2 жыл бұрын

Xavior Spade’s ‘’Dead Hand’’ playing cards 😃

Must the 2 jokers be inside?

What if it a A’s

😁😁🎈🎈👍👍😀😃

You had to add that line to the heart only to make 8 of spade but buddy

@MAGICSIX

2 жыл бұрын

hahahaha true, but it would bother me that it reads spade 8 lol

@eliashawkins3301

2 жыл бұрын

@@MAGICSIX you got me in this one hahahaha

first

@MAGICSIX

2 жыл бұрын

Yay!

Wawa laid

Matthew 7:21

John 15:10

A 5,3 and an Ace is 9, not a 8

Just so happens their three choices are all spades….hum…So after they count 13, and lay out three cards….the rest of their cards go on top of remaining deck….Hum?

You could decide to make the prediction after the spectator selected 13 cards to avoid taking the bottom card. Why didn’t you explain the math? Its easy.

@rashs6302

Жыл бұрын

Can u explain it