The chosen card, signed by a member of the audience, is lost in the deck. Incredible as it may seem, it is the spectator himself who will find his own card in the face down deck! Even more astonishing, the signature as well as the face of the spectator's card will disappear in a very clear way; the card becomes entirely white! To rematerialize this card, simply make a magic pass over the deck and the signed card reappears face up in the middle of the deck. The magician then turns the other cards over and to his amazement, they are now all completely white!  

The cards are spread out higgledy-piggledy on the table, face down. The magician names a card, and the spectator must touch the back of a card, the bet being that it must be the right one. For good measure, the process is repeated two more times by the spectator and the magician. The three cards are shown: they are the right ones! Easy to do, huge effect!  

I loved the clear swap bag that Jeff Busby sold, but it was pretty fragile... I've adapted a lot of things with this box, which, because of its easy design, allows a lot of tricks... There is especially an instantaneous memory routine, made really easy thanks to the box... Other easier routines are also puzzling... and it's so funny to shuffle the cards by shaking the box !!!  

Tabletop technique: the Riffle shuffle. Learn how to properly shuffle a deck on the table.  

Two spectators each choose a card from a packet of cards cut in half. The choices are clear-cut; the spectators do everything. However, when these two halves of the cards are turned over, they match each other and fit together perfectly to form a single card! No manipulation required. The ideal trick to use your old cards!  

Here is a false shuffle technique that cannot be ignored, invented by Herb Zarrow. Dominique Duvivier presents here the classical handling of this essential technique, but also some of his own handlings and different applications. He also discusses another false shuffle: the Erdnase Shuffle. It's up to you!  

Basic Technique: How to hold the deck so that you can control it perfectly. This technique is complementary to the Deal grip, which explains how to hold the deck with the other hand.  

As a passionate magic fan, have you been longing for a new "Bloomerie"? Here's your reward for waiting! Gaëtan offers you here the pocket version of a theatrical card trick called "Attaboy", invented by Jack Hugues. In this trick, there was a kind of little cardboard bellboy who held a box in his hands and had another one at his feet. The magician would put all the cards in the bottom box and then put them, one by one, in the top box. When the spectator said "stop", the card on which the magician stopped would match the prediction. Thanks to the creative genius of Gaëtan Bloom, there is no more need for this very clever but very bulky device! It's brilliant, we love it! We are always fascinated by Gaëtan's universe and it's a great honor to be able to share his knowledge with you. Have a great time!  

The two red kings are set aside. A card is chosen and lost in the deck. The chosen card first mysteriously turns over in the middle of the deck. This card is then clearly placed between the two red kings: it then disappears and reappears face up in the face-down deck. Everything is handed out for examination! To buy: - a regular deck of cards click here. - a single regular card click here. - a single double-face card click here.  

A TOTALLY automatic trick, with just a paper and a pen. A number is determined by a spectator following a neat and tidy protocol. However, this number was predicted in advance!  

In this trick, each card represents a horse. The spectator determines a quadfecta; there are 6,500,000 possible quadfectas for a race with 52 horses. However, four blank cards that represent the magician's fleeting thoughts will materialize into each of the cards in the quadfecta in their order of arrival!  

You buy a deck of cards and on opening it, you notice that it is defective: instead of having a back and a face, each card has a face on both sides! Instead of throwing it away, here is THE solution to make good use of it... and perform a real miracle!  

Basic Technique: How to hold the deck in such a way that you can control it perfectly. This technique is complementary to the Biddle grip, which explains how to hold the deck with the other hand.  

Basic Technique: To control a card in a deck. An easy and practical alternative to the Classic Pass.  

The deck is shuffled by one spectator and one card is chosen by another. When this spectator shuffles again to lose his card, it is clear that a mysterious card is between two red kings! And then you will think: "No! It's not possible! ». Well, "Yes it is!". It is indeed the chosen card: it is no longer in the deck! Dominique Duvivier shares here with you a particularly baffling technique of his own. Even when we see the explanation, we remain amazed!  

The magician finds two really very strange cards in his deck: a double-sided one and a double-backed one. Luckily he is a magician: a few magic gestures and the cards are fixed! The cards become regular again. And of course, the spectator can examine everything! Only two cards and the miracle is there! An absolutely baffling trick...