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pepka Inner circle Uh, I'm the one on the right. 5041 Posts	Posted: Jun 6, 2013 07:55 pm 0 Martino, that Williamson truck is awesome! www.forentertainmentonly.com
Jac -dutch- Regular user The Netherlands, 175 Posts	Posted: Jun 6, 2013 09:09 pm 0 @R.E. Byrnes "favorite cards of my friends?" I have no idea! I will give you a discription of the effect of 'Cards are my best friends' and tell me! Two spectators named both a card. The magician choose one. The ending is that the magiciancard is in the middel of the both named cards of the spectators. The handeling is very nice, clever and easy.
frankvomit Elite user 485 Posts	Posted: Jun 6, 2013 10:36 pm 0 Quote: On 2013-06-06 15:06, Mercury52 wrote: Just a quick correction - this is on The Blue Crown, not Vanishing Inc. It does need an extra card (obviously) but as frankvomit says, is very easy to do and the spectator does the heavy lifting! Quote: On 2013-06-06 09:25, frankvomit wrote: There's a version of Manhattan Opener available at vanishinginc.com for download that has the spectater doing about 95% of the work that's very strong and not hard to do. my mistake it is on blue crown.
Edmark Law New user Hong Kong 61 Posts	Posted: Jun 7, 2013 01:28 am 0 I think "Election" by Eric Ross. It's a very good 2 decks effect.
TheMag1cian Inner circle Ottawa, Ontario 1267 Posts	Posted: Jun 7, 2013 11:53 am 0 Given the criteria, these effects are among some of my fav's for magic happening directly in their hands. Double Back - Jon Allen (Probably the best 2 card transposition ever created IMHO) LIT - Dan Hauss Back In Time (Sankey) Stand Up Monte or Skinners 3 card Monte
TheMag1cian Inner circle Ottawa, Ontario 1267 Posts	Posted: Jun 7, 2013 11:56 am 0 Quote: On 2013-06-06 21:28, Edmark Law wrote: I think "Election" by Eric Ross. It's a very good 2 decks effect. Very underestimated effect. I get howls over this. Since I have the 2 decks I also combine it with a nice "coincidence" effect (we both choose same card), "Duplicity" with Bannon and Magic Vs Mentalism (Annemann). I really enjoy how "election" works and it seems completely impossible.
magiclimber Veteran user Boulder, Colorado 315 Posts	Posted: Jun 7, 2013 02:54 pm 0 Quote: On 2013-06-06 14:44, magicfish wrote: Quote: On 2013-06-06 12:12, magiclimber wrote: I think the "two card monte" they are talking about is a version of the Eddie fector trick called...."be honest, what is it".... Or something along those lines. The two card monte presentation was popularized by Devin Blaine, who preformed it for emmitt smith, if I recall correctly. Yes, I'm aware his name is not devin. Also "devin" doesn't produce the cards from his pocket like Eddie did, after the transformation. Keep in mind this effect is extremely similar to the Daley effect. Nor is his name fector. Oops, I did NOT intend to misspell that. Fechter.
Jac -dutch- Regular user The Netherlands, 175 Posts	Posted: Jun 7, 2013 07:52 pm 0 @Edmark Law: Thanks man! A great routine is election. I like it! Specially its a dubble effect in one: same card, each other colors. In general I want to use a deck of card. Not a packettricks like double back. Packettricks could be give great entertainment, but that's not my search to tricks.
Chamberlain Special user 629 Posts	Posted: Jun 7, 2013 07:57 pm 0 Heres a few others which have the spectator holding the cards/deck Card Under Watch - Version by James Brown I've Got a Surprise for You - Eddie Fechter Simple Fusion - John Carey Torn and Restored Kinda - Chad Long (Absolute killer routine!) Foot and Mouth - Mark Mason Band Up - James Brown
guyu New user 8 Posts	Posted: Jun 10, 2013 08:43 am 0 I second Fax in the ACR. It's an absolute killer
Mikael New user Bergen, Norway 56 Posts	Posted: Jun 10, 2013 03:11 pm 0 You should also check out Untouched (by Daryl, I think?). Great effect where the spectator takes the part of the magician and does all the work him/herself.
ReviewerMaster Veteran user 307 Posts	Posted: Jun 11, 2013 06:01 am 0 Card change always work like a charm!
Jac -dutch- Regular user The Netherlands, 175 Posts	Posted: Jun 12, 2013 10:44 pm 0 [quote]On 2013-06-07 15:57, Chamberlain wrote: Heres a few others which have the spectator holding the cards/deck Card Under Watch - Version by James Brown I've Got a Surprise for You - Eddie Fechter Simple Fusion - John Carey Torn and Restored Kinda - Chad Long (Absolute killer routine!) Foot and Mouth - Mark Mason Band Up - James Brown quote] I haven't seen these effects and can't find them from Eddie, Chad and Mark. But the effect are totally what 'm looking for! The dvd Still Fancy A Pot Of Jam? by James Brown is immediately on top by my wishlist!! all tricks with te spectator! I like it! Thanks Chamberlain !
bidbid New user 83 Posts	Posted: Aug 9, 2013 01:45 am 0 Ambitous card.
Jiceh Special user France 742 Posts	Posted: Aug 9, 2013 08:03 pm 0 I created a 4 sequences ACR where all phases happen in the spectator's hand. I never do it but I think about using a phase in my ACR : For the time being, I use Vernon's idea (CF Stars of magic) but I will change for 1 on my own method.
Herr Brian Tabor Special user West Virginia 729 Posts	Posted: Aug 11, 2013 07:31 am 0 Card across- a small number of card disappear from a group one spectator is holding and appear in another spectator's group. This can play small or quite big, and depending on who's routine you use, the spectators do most the work for you 3 card monte, 2 card monte, and ACR all have good spectator involvement. Paul Harris' Shrinking card. A selected card visibly shrinks while the spectator is holding it. Spectator cuts to the Aces or four of a kind. (I do this occasionally with four selections instead.)
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