Yes, he forced the hearts using magician's choice and has 13 hearts ready folded in his pocket. The most interesting thing is how to index the cards so he can locate them by feel. There are a few ways, but he did spend a fair amount of time fiddling for the right card while he misdirected with patter.
no error, remember the magician said "how can you shuffle the deck without taking it out of the box first?, Now take the deck out of the box" there was never a shuffle once the deck was out of the box
I know he brought the 7 hearts from his left pocket and pulled it out of his hand but how did he know he was going to say the 7 hearts or how did he pick the 7 of hearts from his pocket? Great performance as always from Wayne.
Here is how I think he did it. He first forced the suit of hearts. When he asks the man to select two suits, he'd either ask him to throw it away, if hearts wasn't one of them (like what happened in the video), or to keep the two, otherwise. And he goes on like this until he only has the invisible cards of hearts. Afterwards, he genuinely asks the man to choose any value at all. Then, at 4:08, he reaches for his pocket, where he has all cards of hearts folded. While talking to the man, he carefully picks precisely the 7 of hearts and does some sleight of hand in order to make it appear from the frame. IMO what makes this presentation really shine is all the comedy involved. If you rushed through the steps I mentioned, the secret to the trick would be much more apparent.
Ha ha. Half way through I thought wait what? I think the magicians choice is kinda a bit unnecessary given youre doing the frickin ‘invisible deck’😂. Figured he maybe wanted to throw in some misinformation or something. Ha ha got to the end and the world made sense again. Thought i was losing it for a while.
@@bradywebster3493 He used a force for some sorts but not all the cards. Prefoldet is possible as a stack, you can easylie combine that with a kind of advocate. But I believe he foldet the card in his pocket, mercury like. Ive done this before.
I liked the Invisible table. But the purse frame is better for coin production I think. I expected the reversed imagined card from a real deck finale. Never mind.
I expected a reversed card finale as well, for obvious reasons judging by the name. I liked the whole invisible banter, very much what I like to do during this same trick. Though like someone below me said, I disliked the coin purse.
What a brilliant performer surely one of our best
Definitely
Unfortunately he's in a wheelchair now due to having contracted MS
He looks unrecognisable now 😥
"Not YOU!" lol Very entertaining, and the spectator was great.
absolutely wonderful JOSH
A simple trick performed brilliantly ! 👍🏼😁
All i can think of is he has Hearts only in his pocket and is searching for the seven with his left hand
Yes, he forced the hearts using magician's choice and has 13 hearts ready folded in his pocket.
The most interesting thing is how to index the cards so he can locate them by feel. There are a few ways, but he did spend a fair amount of time fiddling for the right card while he misdirected with patter.
no error, remember the magician said "how can you shuffle the deck without taking it out of the box first?, Now take the deck out of the box" there was never a shuffle once the deck was out of the box
Excellent :) Not used to wearing hats, but surely this was "Hats off" performance :)
Looks like he shuffles the deck ever night! lol
I laughed out loud!
Lol that was awesome and very funny :D
Pro magicians carefully select their helpers. Wayne D is the best. Have seen him and Paul D both perform live. Wayne is much more entertaining.
Beyond the classic!!!
I know he brought the 7 hearts from his left pocket and pulled it out of his hand but how did he know he was going to say the 7 hearts or how did he pick the 7 of hearts from his pocket? Great performance as always from Wayne.
Super vidéo super man et Magicien cool j'aime
Hi! You should make a tutorial for this! I would love to hear back from you!
Here is how I think he did it. He first forced the suit of hearts. When he asks the man to select two suits, he'd either ask him to throw it away, if hearts wasn't one of them (like what happened in the video), or to keep the two, otherwise. And he goes on like this until he only has the invisible cards of hearts.
Afterwards, he genuinely asks the man to choose any value at all. Then, at 4:08, he reaches for his pocket, where he has all cards of hearts folded. While talking to the man, he carefully picks precisely the 7 of hearts and does some sleight of hand in order to make it appear from the frame.
IMO what makes this presentation really shine is all the comedy involved. If you rushed through the steps I mentioned, the secret to the trick would be much more apparent.
That was clever...
Katalyzt
he shuffled them when they were all mixed up and they ended up all back together.
.....tzzz, youre a bad boy!!! ;)
Este tipo me hace reir, muy bueno
interesting, i like
i know how it's done, but still.. i love how the magician did the performance
Ha ha. Half way through I thought wait what? I think the magicians choice is kinda a bit unnecessary given youre doing the frickin ‘invisible deck’😂. Figured he maybe wanted to throw in some misinformation or something. Ha ha got to the end and the world made sense again. Thought i was losing it for a while.
I'd imagine you could do this with the advocate by Daniel Madison
+Elliot Shi With the advocate the cards are not folded
You can pre fold them and use a magicians force and only have one suit in the advocate
@@bradywebster3493 He used a force for some sorts but not all the cards. Prefoldet is possible as a stack, you can easylie combine that with a kind of advocate. But I believe he foldet the card in his pocket, mercury like. Ive done this before.
I liked the Invisible table. But the purse frame is better for coin production I think. I expected the reversed imagined card from a real deck finale. Never mind.
Wow!
I expected a reversed card finale as well, for obvious reasons judging by the name. I liked the whole invisible banter, very much what I like to do during this same trick. Though like someone below me said, I disliked the coin purse.
He didn't use "the Invisible Deck" he used an invisible deck, at least I couldn't see it, could you?
He's never met paul quite often!
So he used a pre-prepared invisible deck ! That's easy to do if he knows the order of the cards.
He didn't shuffle the cards, remember? It turned out they were in the box, and an unopened deck of cards is always in order.
Continuity error ! If he shuffled the deck, how come the cards are in order when spread out ? must be magic.
So why weren't the jokers together?
ok, but to pick seven?
INDEX - 1/4 fold - et voila!
lol
Those cards were obviously marked.
'Shuffling the deck'
Is that what you kids call it these days?
What would be cool would to be able to see an illusion that DOESN'T USE a DECK of CARDS.
They are hundreds of them.
can clearly see him palmin the card in his left hand at the end
so blake vogt stole this trick? look up "invisible card" by blake vogt
Kinda...kinda not ;)
So why weren't the jokers together?