With nothing more than kicking a deck of cards you can tell which the chosen card is.
Materials Needed:
1. Standard Card Deck
2. A good pinch of salt secretly stored in your pocket
Method
Have a shuffled deck of cards placed on the floor. Have a person look through the deck and choose a card. Have him/her place his card on top of the deck. Now have them cut the deck into five piles. (Remember that their chosen card is on the top of the first pile.)
Now, by pointing to the piles have them put the deck back together in a different order.
The trick is that as you are pointing at the card piles, instructing the audience member to put them back together, you take a pinch of salt and drop it on top of the chosen card as you point to it)
Then, lightly kick the deck of cards with your right foot, slide into the cards to make them glide to the left.
Examine the deck. The place in the deck with the most distance between one card and the next is the chosen card.
Notes: Practice this trick before performing to get a feel for how hard to kick the cards, and how to “see” the chosen card.
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This card trick was the 4th place finisher in contest #18 done by littletinymouse. It’s one of the coolest self working card tricks. Very simple and easy beginners card trick that should amaze people. Watch and learn how to do this cool trick in this tutorial.
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The Tenyo Company of Japan has been selling magic tricks since the late 1940′s. Magicians around the world eagerly await the new Tenyo effects each year, captivated by the clever ideas, well-made props, and well written and illustrated instructions.
I have listed some of those impressive magic props that you may like to consider…
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Effect:
The spectator is shown a fanned out set of cards and asked to pick one & concentrate on that card. The chosen card is not revealed by the spectator. The magician appears to read the spectators mind and pulls out or even tears up the spectators secretly chosen card.
Preparation:
For this trick you’ll need two sets of cards, each with five cards. (The cards should be five different cards, but should resemble each other (for instance, if you had a Jack of spades in one, use a Jack of clubs in the other). ie SET ONE : JC,KS,KH,QS,JD. and SET TWO: JS,KC, KD,QC,JH.

Method:
Hide the second set of five cards, but keep them somewhere close, so that you can secretly switch them with the other set of five cards. Now, fan out the five cards. Tell the spectator to remember and concentrate on one of the cards. Now, as you collect the cards, you’ll need to switch between the two sets. Now spread out the second set of cards on the table, face down.
Use some play acting and appear to be concentrating deeply as if reading the spectator’s thoughts. Place a finger on one of the spread ot cards and slide it out from the rest of the cards. The finishing move is up to you, either
1) Turn over the remaining four cards to show that the spectator’s card has been removed.
2) Tear the card that you removed into small pieces, making sure that the spectator does not see the face up side of the torn card.
A simple trick but with a powerful finish. This trick is only as good as the performance and patter that you can use to make it entertaining.
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