For those of you having trouble, the setup can be any group of cards you wish to use; simply tailor the prediction to that group. Should be around half the deck or so. As long as the spectator gets that group and you get the rest, and you follow the procedure as given, then the setup stack will be face up at the end (assuming you turn over the spectators cards before shuffling them back into yours), The trick works because any cards that the spectator give to you (from the setup stack) get turned face up when they come over to "your side", and any cards of yours get turned face up when they go over to his side. If some of his cards on your side (which are face up) get handed back to him, they get turned over and become face down again. The shuffling and where the cards are located makes no difference. At the end, when the spectator's cards get turned over, you are facing up any of his remaining original cards (the stack), and turning face down any of your original cards. Thus all of his (the stack) will be face up at the end, and all of your original, indifferent cards will be face down. Try it with a small handful of red backed and red faced cards and a few blue backed black cards, using one color as the "stack" and the other as the indifferent cards and you'll see how it works.
So it is a little like the old 'wine and water' mixing puzzle (glass of wine, equal glass of water, take a spoonful of water and put it in the water, take a spoonful of the water-wine mixture and put it into the wine. Is there more water in the wine than wine in the water, or vice versa? Think about it. Hey, use playing cards to simulate it!).
Me : HAH ONE OF THESE ARE ACE OF SPADES HAHA. Friend :You stupid child - _ -. Continues the video and sees the note that there is also ace of spades. Me : Oh... *Friends slaps my cheek so hard its swollen*
The magician should never perform a trick he hasn't practiced for several hours over and over again. This holds true for even the simplest tricks you know, until you can perform them without thinking. Then you can focus on your patter and presentation without worrying about the trick.
I like to write there will be 25 cards. Then write there will be 15 red cards. Then write all the cards leftover will be clubs. Then when the spade is pointed out, I tell them to look in their pocket or wherever I stuck a note on them earlier. Seems to work really well. I don't know why people freak out when you plant shit on them, but they do every time.
@@immortalx4532 I have no special skills in that art. It would be awesome if I could lift a wallet and put it back. I'm just an opportunist. If you look for it, people just give it to you. Loose pockets mostly. It's not something I do often.
If you live with someone it's not hard to plant the last piece of paper in their jeans pocket or somewhere; you just have to have a good idea of what they might wear that day. I planted the "Except Ace Spades" paper in my GF's jeans in the morning, deep in the back pocket where I knew she'd not be digging into during the day. Did the trick that evening and she almost fell over.
I am not a magician, but I am a parent of an aspiring 11 year old. These videos help me blow his mind and keep the mystery alive. then, after he thinks about it. we break it down and he starts to practice... So thank you for making this video!
I performed this trick 6 times during a family get together for different groups. Every single time it worked. The relatives thought it was so good they didn’t reveal anything after they were fooled. The just pointed and said go be amazed…thanks Bro!
I write "except the ace of spades" on the bottom of ALL the blotter paper drink coasters. Then ask the person to turn over someone else's drink coaster! Wow factor complete!
i put a paper under my watch and if they are like than why is the ace spades im just like only time will tell and i dont show them the paper until like a minute later note i dont actually do this but i do have it under my watch
Note for all of the people who think they're being clever by whining about the name of the trick; I.e. "The Card Trick That Cannot Be Explained". It's the *name* of the trick, get it? That's the point. (If you're still having trouble, here's a clue: When a magician says "l'm now going to saw my assistant in half", he's not *really* going to do it. It's all part of the act/setup. I hope that helps clear things up for you.) P.S. To the original poster of the video: Good job.
@@vicc6790 - no he didn't. why does everybody keep thinking he explained it. do YOU understand how after all the shuffling and card flipping the same set of cards is all face down? no you don't, do you.
Mr. Owen states that you should fan the cards, looking for the setup stack, and then turn over the deck if necessary to orient the setup cards face down. In fact, if the procedure is followed as described, the setup stack will always be face up, necessitating a turnover of the deck. Another option would be for the performer to turn over his own packet instead, as this would orient the setup face down. Or make the prediction of how many cards are face up, instead. As a side note, it is unfortunate that this is labeled as "The Card Trick That Cannot Be Explained", as this name actually refers to a Dai Vernon routine, well known in the magic community, that is completely unrelated to this trick.
great trick. I did it at a party. I was going to just fold the paper as in the video, but before I did the trick, one of my friends (Simon) left his phone on the kitchen while he visited the bathroom. I sent him a text message saying, 'except the Ace of Spades.' He didn't hear the beep as the message arrived. At the end of the trick, of course one of my other friends pointed out the Ace of Spades. In front of everyone I said to Simon, "I mentioned that you you earlier, didn't I?" Of course he said "No". I replied, "That's right, I couldn't find you, so texted you instead...can you just check your messages?" Of course, everyone was amazed when he read out the text!
One thing I would change is to not put the "Except for the Ace of Spades" as a separate piece of paper. People said to me that that was a "spare" prediction in case it happened and didn't believe it was meant to happen...I changed it to be written when unfolding the paper again on the main piece and people didn't say anything then
This is amazing! A few days ago, I did magic for a school talent show audition and I'm pretty sure I got through. I'm definitely gonna use this if I get through! Amazing trick 👍👍👍👍
I like this...thank you so much. By chance, is there someone...we can give credit for trick, its origin or maybe a book. I wonder how far back this goes, this is one of several things I like about magic...finding the first person who came up with it.
When I was a kid, my grandmother showed me this trick. Since it's on youtube, it gives the appearance that it's a new trick, but it isn't. When I was shown this trick the first time, it had a story that went with it. Now I need to see if I can still do this trick again. It's been several years since I've done this. Like the narrator said, the trick is self-working, meaning the cards take care of themselves as long as you and the other person does exactly as it's taught.
Thanks so much mate. People like you are an inspiration and so generous. Giving something as brilliant as this, and not asking for anything back. Doesn't happen too often nowadays.
In fact the secret is rather simple, and has nothing to do with numbers 10 or 15, or with spades versus hearts. I think the 15 red cards are used only to make the impression that the spectator's pile is random (and not, say of merely black cards). The reason the trick works is this: all the cards from the spectator's pile are turned upside down when on the magician's pile, and are back to normal when they come back to the original pile. The same can be said about the cards in the magician's pile. As a result of last turning all the cards that were originally in the spectator's pile are turned upside down, and those on the magician's pile are not.
This effect can be greatly magnified by performing a force on a spectator using the Ace of Spades as the force card, then have them write "Except the (and the forced Ace of Spades)". The spectator will think they had selected a random card, which adds another layer of impossibility to the effect.
Loved it and cheers for the explanation. As for the critics it’s explained in ‘Polishing up ones presentation/act/performance. Plus who hasn’t messed up a trick but then been able to salvage it ??? Again nice presentation and explanation 👏👏👏...D
Dude this is beautiful, not the best color of video, but the song and voice over is just perfect. The trick is simple and easy, I really love your work.
Exceptional explanation, great voice tone, and you can have 4 set up packs of cards and 4 predictions and ask you guest to pick a suite and reach into that corresponding pocket and pull out the cards and prediction. Great Great Great. Keep up the good work.
My family is the "I WATCH YOU" type so here is some tips that I used: 1.Give them the prediction and tell them to put it in their pocket or put a cup on it so you can't change it 2.After you found the jokers(they can take that too if they want to because my sister wanted it)make them choose from the two decks of cards 3.After you and they shuffle the cards,offer them that they can shuffle yours too and you won't touch their cards 4.Tell them to choose a number and this will be the number of how many times you shuffle the cards(tell them to be low,my mother choose 21 at first...) 5.Let them cut the cards wherever they want to 6.Again,offer them to shuffle your cards too 7.Let them count the cards too if they are curious 8.Let them read the prediction(tell them to read one at a time) With these they can't argue with you about changing this or that.(Ps:I'm not english,sorry for the mistakes)
Problem with this trick is that most people would expect you to shuffle the cards in front of them at the very beginning, doing so would mess up the trick and you would have to refuse which would give away the trick.
One heck of a trick. Thanks for sharing. My twist for the Ace of Spades is to pull out of my shirt pocket the last prediction. I do this as soon as some one says, but what about the ace if spades?
i have a solid question. when he tells us to take half of the cards turn it upside down and shuffle with other pile of cards, does it have to be exactly half of it and if it is how can we be exact.
He didn't say "half the cards", he said "one half of the cards". So before you take the two separate piles and put them together, take one of the piles and flip it upside down. Then put them together and shuffle again
@@ashrafallislam8027 here learn how to 25 cards from an actual black sorcerer. He is the dark prophet, G_D of all shadows. Go love him. th-cam.com/video/n7rjEEk7q9M/w-d-xo.html
I'm not sure if it's been suggested already but it you know how to do convincing false shuffle in the beginning, it'll add to the effect. I don't know how to do it but I've seen it before.
For my Ace of Spades reveal, I write "Except for the Ace of Spades" on the bottom of the page where the "All Clubs" is revealed and then tear it off. I then fold that portion and hide it somewhere before the trick, such as in a spectator's purse. Then when they spot the Ace of Spades, I notice the tear on the page and tell them they must have the missing piece somewhere. When they find it, they are always amazed.
I have always loved magic, especially card tricks, I know quite alot of card tricks and love doing them. This one is brilliant, never seen it before and I cannot wait to try it out. Thanks
if you do the preparation well then you should be doing something wrong when you shuffle or ask the spectator to shuffle! You have to turn half of your deck around before shuffling with the spectators cards. And be aware that you have to count the cards when the ace of spades is turned upside down, as mentioned in the video! Hope I explained it, if not, message me again if you didnt get it!
Hey man, Just discovered your channel but I wanted to add a little note. The title is kinda misleading. There is an actual effect called "The Trick That Cannot Be Explained" by DaiVernon and this is not it. I have seen this effect by a different name that escapes my mind at the moment but defiantly not the same trick in the title.
Great trick but you should consider learning to spread cards properly from left to right so that the corner pips are visible. Spreading right to left as you do makes it more difficult to see card values clearly.
When you split the magicians and the other guys deck into half, does it have to be exactly the half of the deck or just around half the deck you split??
@@jeppegnge4689 You need to split it in the way mentioned, so that the spectator gets exactly 15 red cards, 9 clubs and the ace of spades. Not less, not more.
Sir I have tried this several times with all the steps you have told , but it's not working can you please tell what can be the fault please . Kindly reply Regards
I did this trick for a friend, but I took the small piece of paper with the Ace of Spades on & I secretly put it in my friends pocket about an hour before I did the trick for him. I made a point of staying away from him until the trick was done. He was so shocked 😂 his face was priceless 😳
I hid the Ace of spades piece of paper in the A/C and at the last minute when the ace of spades was pointed out, i turned on the A/C and the paper blew out and after having my friends (A.K.A the spectators/parasites) unfold it, their reaction was pure gold And yes i know i am 3 years 5 months and 19 days late
For what it's worth when I taught this trick I'd separate the cards red v black in the beginning so the magician can see the trick while it's happening. I wouldn't advise using it for the trick as it's not exactly exciting to predict an exact split but it's a good way to see how it works.
Yea right all do the same , I have a trick that works itself and can't be explained when I tell my spectator how to do it they say : "but you just explained it.... wtf
Nice trick with very few misdirections (setup, using joker as marker and flipping the right stack (the one that didn't contain the setup cards at the beginning) at the end). The rest is applied math, but it's important that any cards switched between the stacks are flipped over.
Thank you, however I tried this for my first time and it worked but now I get to the first prediction and it’s wrong? Does anyone else have this problem?
In the example you exchanged cards with the spectator three times. In the tutorial you said we can do this as many times as we like. So is just one exchange all right?
I revealed the ace of spades by putting the last piece of paper on my dogs collar, and called him in at the last moment for the trick!
Very smart!
Yo that's so sick
Very smart, I hope you don't mind if I use your idea, I really like it.
@@miguelguzman7133 That would be fine, glad you like it
dude... thats AWESOME!!!
For those of you having trouble, the setup can be any group of cards you wish to use; simply tailor the prediction to that group. Should be around half the deck or so. As long as the spectator gets that group and you get the rest, and you follow the procedure as given, then the setup stack will be face up at the end (assuming you turn over the spectators cards before shuffling them back into yours), The trick works because any cards that the spectator give to you (from the setup stack) get turned face up when they come over to "your side", and any cards of yours get turned face up when they go over to his side. If some of his cards on your side (which are face up) get handed back to him, they get turned over and become face down again. The shuffling and where the cards are located makes no difference. At the end, when the spectator's cards get turned over, you are facing up any of his remaining original cards (the stack), and turning face down any of your original cards. Thus all of his (the stack) will be face up at the end, and all of your original, indifferent cards will be face down. Try it with a small handful of red backed and red faced cards and a few blue backed black cards, using one color as the "stack" and the other as the indifferent cards and you'll see how it works.
Very usefull comment. Much underrated.
Thxs
Like given man
That's amazing! Thanks for the comment
So it is a little like the old 'wine and water' mixing puzzle (glass of wine, equal glass of water, take a spoonful of water and put it in the water, take a spoonful of the water-wine mixture and put it into the wine. Is there more water in the wine than wine in the water, or vice versa? Think about it. Hey, use playing cards to simulate it!).
And then the spectator tells you to do it again...
Do a different trick
I hate when people do that
Say once is a trick twice is a lesson
Clever.
Rule nr. 1 in magic: don't do the same trick twice for the same person.
Wow. That's absolutely brilliant!
Thanks!
@@oscar :D Hi!!!
I agree!
4:58 best card spin ever
hahha
lmao!!!
HHAHAHAHHAHAHSDHAJSDAS
Sean M Moran yeah, it didn’t :p
C1 ur so cool for making fun of him. Idiots. Be thankful he taught you the trick and stfu
The ace at 4:26 is not a club so ha
Edit: oh I just watched the next 1 second
I did the exact same thing! XD
I almost scrolled down to comment about it :P
Me : HAH ONE OF THESE ARE ACE OF SPADES HAHA.
Friend :You stupid child - _ -. Continues the video and sees the note that there is also ace of spades.
Me : Oh...
*Friends slaps my cheek so hard its swollen*
Exactly
Oops
I learned this trick from this video about a year ago, and it has become my favorite card trick to perform. Thanks, Oscar!
Glad you did 😊
And then, the magician does something wrong and the trick doesn't work. And then, the magician feels awkward as the spectators cringe.
the magician then tells the spectators to close there eyes for 20 min
The magician should never perform a trick he hasn't practiced for several hours over and over again. This holds true for even the simplest tricks you know, until you can perform them without thinking. Then you can focus on your patter and presentation without worrying about the trick.
Does the magician have a name?
@@jeffcolorado Ya also a good magician will have back door prepared in case the trick goes south for whatever reason
you could always write an extra prediction saying that you predicted it would go wrong
I like to write there will be 25 cards. Then write there will be 15 red cards. Then write all the cards leftover will be clubs. Then when the spade is pointed out, I tell them to look in their pocket or wherever I stuck a note on them earlier. Seems to work really well. I don't know why people freak out when you plant shit on them, but they do every time.
What methods do u use for the plant?
@@immortalx4532 I have no special skills in that art. It would be awesome if I could lift a wallet and put it back. I'm just an opportunist. If you look for it, people just give it to you. Loose pockets mostly. It's not something I do often.
@@SynS7ven oh. Thanks for reply😊
Plant shit on people 🤣🤣🤣😂🤣
Idk if it’ll work but maybe when you shake their hand and do the guy thing where you pull them in and pay their back you can put a sticky note on then
If you live with someone it's not hard to plant the last piece of paper in their jeans pocket or somewhere; you just have to have a good idea of what they might wear that day. I planted the "Except Ace Spades" paper in my GF's jeans in the morning, deep in the back pocket where I knew she'd not be digging into during the day. Did the trick that evening and she almost fell over.
I am not a magician, but I am a parent of an aspiring 11 year old. These videos help me blow his mind and keep the mystery alive. then, after he thinks about it. we break it down and he starts to practice... So thank you for making this video!
8:41 Is writing on the back of a card, in a trick where cards are constantly being turned over, a good idea?
Considering the spectator shuffles at one point.. probably not
I performed this trick 6 times during a family get together for different groups. Every single time it worked. The relatives thought it was so good they didn’t reveal anything after they were fooled. The just pointed and said go be amazed…thanks Bro!
I write "except the ace of spades" on the bottom of ALL the blotter paper drink coasters. Then ask the person to turn over someone else's drink coaster! Wow factor complete!
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i put a paper under my watch and if they are like than why is the ace spades im just like only time will tell and i dont show them the paper until like a minute later note i dont actually do this but i do have it under my watch
Dude u should do guided meditation videos, as I fully relaxed and asleep 10 seconds in
I thought this was going to be about Dai Vernons trick that can't be explained which is honestly one of my favorite tricks.
Man, you're truly amazing. I love how you explain and make things clear to understand and easy to reproduce. 10/10 ;)
Note for all of the people who think they're being clever by whining about the name of the trick; I.e. "The Card Trick That Cannot Be Explained".
It's the *name* of the trick, get it? That's the point.
(If you're still having trouble, here's a clue: When a magician says "l'm now going to saw my assistant in half", he's not *really* going to do it. It's all part of the act/setup. I hope that helps clear things up for you.)
P.S. To the original poster of the video: Good job.
but it says cannot be explained but he explained it though
@@vicc6790 - no he didn't. why does everybody keep thinking he explained it. do YOU understand how after all the shuffling and card flipping the same set of cards is all face down? no you don't, do you.
This really can't be explained. A perfect and cleanest magic trick I've ever seen. Can't stop doing it.
yes it can be explained. its just turning cards.
Mr. Owen states that you should fan the cards, looking for the setup stack, and then turn over the deck if necessary to orient the setup cards face down. In fact, if the procedure is followed as described, the setup stack will always be face up, necessitating a turnover of the deck. Another option would be for the performer to turn over his own packet instead, as this would orient the setup face down. Or make the prediction of how many cards are face up, instead. As a side note, it is unfortunate that this is labeled as "The Card Trick That Cannot Be Explained", as this name actually refers to a Dai Vernon routine, well known in the magic community, that is completely unrelated to this trick.
great trick. I did it at a party. I was going to just fold the paper as in the video, but before I did the trick, one of my friends (Simon) left his phone on the kitchen while he visited the bathroom. I sent him a text message saying, 'except the Ace of Spades.' He didn't hear the beep as the message arrived. At the end of the trick, of course one of my other friends pointed out the Ace of Spades. In front of everyone I said to Simon, "I mentioned that you you earlier, didn't I?" Of course he said "No". I replied, "That's right, I couldn't find you, so texted you instead...can you just check your messages?" Of course, everyone was amazed when he read out the text!
Thanks so much! Your tricks are so good! I fooled LOTS of friends because of these.
I absolutely love this tutorial and trick. I keep watching it as often as I can because your presentation is beautiful!
One thing I would change is to not put the "Except for the Ace of Spades" as a separate piece of paper. People said to me that that was a "spare" prediction in case it happened and didn't believe it was meant to happen...I changed it to be written when unfolding the paper again on the main piece and people didn't say anything then
This is amazing! A few days ago, I did magic for a school talent show audition and I'm pretty sure I got through. I'm definitely gonna use this if I get through! Amazing trick 👍👍👍👍
Simon Aronson was an american lawyer known as well for his Aronson Deck order. Lennart Green (swedish magician) made a nice version of this trick.
I like this...thank you so much. By chance, is there someone...we can give credit for trick, its origin or maybe a book. I wonder how far back this goes, this is one of several things I like about magic...finding the first person who came up with it.
When I was a kid, my grandmother showed me this trick. Since it's on youtube, it gives the appearance that it's a new trick, but it isn't. When I was shown this trick the first time, it had a story that went with it. Now I need to see if I can still do this trick again. It's been several years since I've done this. Like the narrator said, the trick is self-working, meaning the cards take care of themselves as long as you and the other person does exactly as it's taught.
Thanks so much mate. People like you are an inspiration and so generous. Giving something as brilliant as this, and not asking for anything back. Doesn't happen too often nowadays.
Well said
In fact the secret is rather simple, and has nothing to do with numbers 10 or 15, or with spades versus hearts. I think the 15 red cards are used only to make the impression that the spectator's pile is random (and not, say of merely black cards). The reason the trick works is this: all the cards from the spectator's pile are turned upside down when on the magician's pile, and are back to normal when they come back to the original pile. The same can be said about the cards in the magician's pile. As a result of last turning all the cards that were originally in the spectator's pile are turned upside down, and those on the magician's pile are not.
how many cards are in the deck during the trick? it appears that you are not working with a full deck..
This effect can be greatly magnified by performing a force on a spectator using the Ace of Spades as the force card, then have them write "Except the (and the forced Ace of Spades)". The spectator will think they had selected a random card, which adds another layer of impossibility to the effect.
This channel is becoming my one of my favorite channels. Love this trick!!
Thanks!
I also have my own version of this trick:
I pick 25 random cards and write them down on the prediction paper.
It's very cool too!
Bro I like your videos because your explanation is very clear and you make hard tricks easy to understand.
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brillaint work man
Anything and everything can always be explained by the comment section of every you tube video ever
Yep, without the bullshit music on this video, it's ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,unscripted dog shit.
@@caratcranker5874 are u ok?.
Loved it and cheers for the explanation. As for the critics it’s explained in ‘Polishing up ones presentation/act/performance. Plus who hasn’t messed up a trick but then been able to salvage it ??? Again nice presentation and explanation 👏👏👏...D
I've love tricks like this one! There are very easy but spectators are rly supprised when You do it! ^.^ Thx for this guid!
Dude this is beautiful, not the best color of video, but the song and voice over is just perfect. The trick is simple and easy, I really love your work.
Exceptional explanation, great voice tone, and you can have 4 set up packs of cards and 4 predictions and ask you guest to pick a suite and reach into that corresponding pocket and pull out the cards and prediction. Great Great Great. Keep up the good work.
My family is the "I WATCH YOU" type so here is some tips that I used:
1.Give them the prediction and tell them to put it in their pocket or put a cup on it so you can't change it
2.After you found the jokers(they can take that too if they want to because my sister wanted it)make them choose from the two decks of cards
3.After you and they shuffle the cards,offer them that they can shuffle yours too and you won't touch their cards
4.Tell them to choose a number and this will be the number of how many times you shuffle the cards(tell them to be low,my mother choose 21 at first...)
5.Let them cut the cards wherever they want to
6.Again,offer them to shuffle your cards too
7.Let them count the cards too if they are curious
8.Let them read the prediction(tell them to read one at a time)
With these they can't argue with you about changing this or that.(Ps:I'm not english,sorry for the mistakes)
3:47 if you look closely you can see a black card that he doesn’t put down on the table in the deck!!
Nope, look again pal.
Problem with this trick is that most people would expect you to shuffle the cards in front of them at the very beginning, doing so would mess up the trick and you would have to refuse which would give away the trick.
TheUnknownAK Overhand shuffle and control the bottom cards.
I love how this trick 95percent work and I just fooled my family so badly
Amazing magic!keep it up
Will do!
Please tell me cannot we do a uphand shuffle instead the cutting way......will the trick work then
Put the speed 1:25 it's so much better😂I cant handle the slowness
Not all heroes wear capes. Thank you, brother.
One heck of a trick. Thanks for sharing. My twist for the Ace of Spades is to pull out of my shirt pocket the last prediction. I do this as soon as some one says, but what about the ace if spades?
When i showing there are 10 clubs cards but i see there are 12 clubs card. Please explain me
i have a solid question. when he tells us to take half of the cards turn it upside down and shuffle with other pile of cards, does it have to be exactly half of it and if it is how can we be exact.
He didn't say "half the cards", he said "one half of the cards". So before you take the two separate piles and put them together, take one of the piles and flip it upside down. Then put them together and shuffle again
It doesn't need to be exact
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Oky brother thanks
How do you half 25 cards
@@ashrafallislam8027 here learn how to 25 cards from an actual black sorcerer. He is the dark prophet, G_D of all shadows. Go love him. th-cam.com/video/n7rjEEk7q9M/w-d-xo.html
Hello new one
Qaaa
This is the best card magic tricks channel on TH-cam....
That moment when you explain the card trick that cannot be explained...
Oscar pls send such more tricks I want to learn
Why’s he talking all mysterious and serious.
because why not
lol
Lmao yeh like they do about a family if serial killers or something
danny McCloskey because he’s A SpOOky mAGiciAn
I saw this trick they put all the cards in box and shook them and it still worked.
I'm not sure if it's been suggested already but it you know how to do convincing false shuffle in the beginning, it'll add to the effect. I don't know how to do it but I've seen it before.
Looking forward to seeing the trick, but it will be Thanksgiving day. Will be with Family. Will catch it later though! :)
Awesome trick!
i’m struggling to do this trick. i think they patched it
adamj 131313 it’s pretty easy, this is literally my first card trick
Yo I think the trick still works in 1.5
Still works on PlayStation. I don’t know about Xbox and Nintendo Switch.
JosephTPG oh thanks man i might have to buy a PS4
For my Ace of Spades reveal, I write "Except for the Ace of Spades" on the bottom of the page where the "All Clubs" is revealed and then tear it off. I then fold that portion and hide it somewhere before the trick, such as in a spectator's purse. Then when they spot the Ace of Spades, I notice the tear on the page and tell them they must have the missing piece somewhere. When they find it, they are always amazed.
I have always loved magic, especially card tricks, I know quite alot of card tricks and love doing them. This one is brilliant, never seen it before and I cannot wait to try it out. Thanks
It is in 'The Royal Road'. If you know your cardwork you unnderstand what i mean.
@@gustavthemagician what is royal road??
I just blew my mind doing the trick to myself. Good on ya!
I keep on getting 16 black cards ?? And they are mixed ?
if you do the preparation well then you should be doing something wrong when you shuffle or ask the spectator to shuffle! You have to turn half of your deck around before shuffling with the spectators cards. And be aware that you have to count the cards when the ace of spades is turned upside down, as mentioned in the video! Hope I explained it, if not, message me again if you didnt get it!
@Diogo Miranda
Do you have to give exactly half of your deck?
@@audreykoek5035 no, it works with as much as you'd like
OMG, this trick is so good, it fooled me and i think this is the best trick you have ever taught!
Thanks
Before watching the explanation: some kind of self working trick with pre-arranged deck
I think the most magical in this trick is the music, on the background and the sound arrangements xdxdxd
Hey man, Just discovered your channel but I wanted to add a little note. The title is kinda misleading. There is an actual effect called "The Trick That Cannot Be Explained" by DaiVernon and this is not it. I have seen this effect by a different name that escapes my mind at the moment but defiantly not the same trick in the title.
The original name of the trick is "shuffleboard'', and "jeopardy" with the prediction part
Great trick but you should consider learning to spread cards properly from left to right so that the corner pips are visible. Spreading right to left as you do makes it more difficult to see card values clearly.
When you split the magicians and the other guys deck into half, does it have to be exactly the half of the deck or just around half the deck you split??
Around half
@@dew9103 Okay, thank you
@@jeppegnge4689 You need to split it in the way mentioned, so that the spectator gets exactly 15 red cards, 9 clubs and the ace of spades. Not less, not more.
This was very hard to follow. Couldn't do the trick . It is not clear which pile is the spectator pack. Thank you
Original effect is Shuflebored if Im not mistaken
When you put the second joker in the dealer deck.. you didn't put it on top? How many cards down should it be?
LOVED YOUR VIDEO EDITING
Do you have to do exactly halves of the piles?
I had an extra ace of spades on my friends chair. And the last prediction says. Except the one under you.
You didn't think that through, did you :/
Editing is very beautiful which app you use for this?
Just....
Amazing...
Thx for the trick!!!
Cheers!
Wow that way of narration is truly beautiful
Didn't understand the part 5:05 to 5:50 WTF!!
Excellent performance and tutorial. Thanks.
Man, you are f**king genious... I learned lot of tricks thanks to you
No worries!
It's not genious to reveal other people's work
it is fake i am 10 years old look at 419 he says all the cards are clubs but there is a ace of spades dum *ss
@@a_gamer8958 this comment is a joke right
@@a_gamer8958 You didn't see how it ended, dum*ss? The last slip of paper says, "Except for the ace of spades."
Sir I have tried this several times with all the steps you have told , but it's not working can you please tell what can be the fault please .
Kindly reply
Regards
tHe mAgIc tRiCk tHaT cAnNoT bE eXpLaInEd
Proceeds to explain it.
Bruh
The trick itself can not be explained as in how it actually works, he’s simply showing how to perform the trick
I have written 'except the ace of spades' in some sort of special ink. I burned the paper and 'except the ace of spades' was revealed
Title should've been "The Card Trick That Cannot Be Explained - Explained"
It was still not explained, he just told is the instructions to perform in order for the trick to work
Pretty music, nice dynamic soundtrack. and I love the editing here. Very smooth. You have nice hands.
That is all.
Thanks!
He said in the title that it could not be explained.
Then he explained it...
I guess that's a trick?
Sure he effed the uneffable.
A little lesson in trickery.
Doesn't the video title end with the word "Revealed"?
@@codebender9435 cuz this is going down in history!
he got lucky
But how do you always take exactly half the stack of cards? Or it doesn’t matter if you take a card less or more?
Wanna know it :)))
@@nsi2078 Yeah :) That would be nice.
I did this trick for a friend, but I took the small piece of paper with the Ace of Spades on & I secretly put it in my friends pocket about an hour before I did the trick for him. I made a point of staying away from him until the trick was done. He was so shocked 😂 his face was priceless 😳
I hid the Ace of spades piece of paper in the A/C and at the last minute when the ace of spades was pointed out, i turned on the A/C and the paper blew out and after having my friends (A.K.A the spectators/parasites) unfold it, their reaction was pure gold
And yes i know i am 3 years 5 months and 19 days late
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Looked complicated till I followed along with a deck of cards. Great trick.
It worked the first time I tried it.
For what it's worth when I taught this trick I'd separate the cards red v black in the beginning so the magician can see the trick while it's happening. I wouldn't advise using it for the trick as it's not exactly exciting to predict an exact split but it's a good way to see how it works.
"The Card Trick That Cannot Be Explained" but goes to explain it - says 1000 people in the comments who they all think they are clever but are not.
1001
Yea right all do the same , I have a trick that works itself and can't be explained when I tell my spectator how to do it they say : "but you just explained it.... wtf
it's revealed, not explained
Nice trick with very few misdirections (setup, using joker as marker and flipping the right stack (the one that didn't contain the setup cards at the beginning) at the end). The rest is applied math, but it's important that any cards switched between the stacks are flipped over.
Oscar, can you go to the penn and teller: fool us show? Because it would me amazing
Ahahaha you've got to be REALLY good for that!
@@oscar Actually you are good. Practice more and give it a try.
He can fool many of them but not pen and teller with those tricks
@@oscar do you HAVE to follow there rules or can it work with say 24 turned over cards?
lol
Thank you, however I tried this for my first time and it worked but now I get to the first prediction and it’s wrong? Does anyone else have this problem?
The intro was great :)
In the example you exchanged cards with the spectator three times. In the tutorial you said we can do this as many times as we like. So is just one exchange all right?
Yep!