A card is chosen in a neat way. The magician finds the name of the chosen card in two steps: first its suit, then its value! After explaining Ramon Rioboo's original trick, Howard Hamburg shares with us the personal touch he put on this effect.  

The freely chosen card turns mysteriously face up in the middle of the deck in a flash. A striking trick with a big impact!  

A Tsunami of madness. A card is chosen under completely impossible conditions. And yet, the magician reveals the card with 100% success (which was not completely the case with the original Bob Farmer trick). Success guaranteed!  

A very original trick. The magician places a blue-backed card face down on the table, and takes out the 2 Jokers from a red-backed deck. The spectator chooses a card from the rest of the deck, and places a sticker that he has signed on the face of the card. The magician never touches the chosen card, it is held between the two Jokers, which are used as tweezers. The blue-backed card is a duplicate of the chosen card! And although this card has been freely chosen by the spectator, when all the other cards in the deck are shown, everyone can see that the deck is made up of Jokers only! Everything is handedout for examination.  

According to the legend, this trick mystified Dai Vernon, "The Professor", and subsequently devastated the magic elite! A card is chosen and lost under impossible conditions. No matter, it was not only predicted in advance by the magician, but he produced it in a mysterious way! An extraordinary trick that will give happiness to you... and to your audience!  

A version of the "Cannibals Cards" designed to really fool magicians. Two cards are chosen freely. They disappear one by one when introduced among the four Aces, which are presented as cannibal cards. Everything is clean at the end, the deck is handed out for examination. Impact guaranteed!  

Dominique Duvivier's version of Brother John Hamman's trick. The four aces magically pass one by one through the table. The crazy climax: at the end of the trick, the four cards turn into Kings! Impact guaranteed!  

Tsunami : mot japonais qui signifie "raz de marée". C'est un tour qui va dévaster le cerveau de vos spectateurs, qu'ils soient aussi bien profanes que magiciens. Ce Tsunami a été montré à Dominique Duvivier par Brother John Hamman. Le tour est impromptu; une carte est choisie et perdue dans des conditions impossibles. Et pourtant, le magicien va la retrouver ! Un véritable miracle !  

To make the four Aces appear in the wink of an eye! Hyper flash, hyper effective!  

The magician shows the four Aces, and twelve indifferent cards (which are the 12 court cards of the deck, to make the contrast as clear as possible). The cards are arranged in four packets: one Ace under each packet, three indifferent cards on top. The Aces magically pass one by one into the leader packet. Each time, the packets of four cards are shown clearly: no extra cards, no missing cards. The trick is completely clean at every stage of the routine. This is as close to perfection as you can get!  

"More than a routine, it is a real theater play". It is a card trick without being a card trick. 12 minutes of complete routine; the narration is logical and sustained; Jean-Luc gives you everything: technique, anecdotes, tips, lots of humor and his incisive tone made in JLB! Set-up your notes, you are going to learn a routine from 20 years of magic (24, but we stopped counting).  

Dominique Duvivier offers you a kind of exercise in style: The magician takes four indifferent cards from the deck. They instantly become four aces, then four kings! A feast for the eyes!  

The magician shows his lucky card, the King of Hearts. Thanks to that card, he bets that he will find the Aces one by one in the color order that he announces beforehand, while the spectator thoroughly shuffles the deck between each Ace! In the end, the spectator freely chooses a card; it disappears from the deck and reappears in the magician's pocket. No palms, no sleight of hand. Success guaranteed!  

Technique de cartes : Howard Hamburg vous dévoile une technique qu'il a montrée à Dai Vernon, Charlie Miller et Johnny Thompson en 1972 ! Cette technique permet de contrôler une carte qui est perdue dans le milieu du jeu, sans que celle-ci ne soit déplacée de l'endroit où elle a été enfouie. Ce contrôle est tout indiqué pour enchaîner sur votre méthode de "Mélange Dans Tous les Sens" favorite.  

This trick is completely automatic. It is perfect for beginners. The deck is divided into two packets. One card is freely chosen from each packet, and lost in the other. The two packets are examined and shuffled by the spectators: there is no way to distinguish the chosen cards from the other cards. Despite this, the magician finds the two cards without asking any questions. Impossible to understand!  

The magician shows his cards to a spectator, who thinks of one of them quite freely. However, this card has been predicted beforehand, since the magician shows that there is only one foreign card in the deck (it is a card that has a different back to the cards in the deck), and it is indeed the one thought of by the spectator! Success is guaranteed! In the explanation Dominique mentions a new sleight, it is in fact the "Hitchcock Move" which you will find in the sub-category "My Techniques" of Dominique Duvivier.