The best part is that he came up with the idea of silent letters in words as an excuse to show the cards one by one, allowing him to maneuver the jack to the middle.
@@cardmagic I think the explanation is not correct. I watched the original trick in slow-mo. As per this explanation, all the last 13 cards would have QUEUE written - if u watch the video we can clearly see that's not the case & we can distinctly see other words
Brilliant, I've watched his performance after this instruction and this looks like a legit explanation, including the moment when he puts the extra cards into the jacket. A brilliant trick that requires perfect execution. I love this kind of magic because even when you know the method you cannot see the moves and need years of practice to do it, it still is amazing!
@@rajkumarjm He has 4 boxes of cards with each club and rest blank cards and all the club cards have queue on them while the blank cards jave different words.
He clearly used his washroom well.. Evidence is that anyone can become a genius from anywhere! 😂 Though, it's a joke. Still he has really accomplished which makes the whole world proud!
There's 45 cards in the deck spread out in the original video. So there were possibly more dummy cards in the beginning to make up for the swapped cards
Tricks like these arent about the difficulty but fully about the execution..and he did a great job at that.Not many can fool Penn n Teller and he did so
One question, when they asked if they could inspect the cards, he said yes so if they did went through them and counted the no. Of cards wouldnt they find the trick to it ?
@@m4st3rm1nd9 i dont think that he should have 64 cards in the deck , and he put 12 inside , then there will be only 52 cards there in which 1 is jack and others blank
Ok. So I can't figure out another method than how you described. Awesome job and he did it exactly as you described. You can literally count the number of cards remaining on the table. Sick job, subscribing to also help you get to 1000!
The fact that he uses fascination to misdirect the audiences is extremely clever. People too busy thinking of words with silent sounds or trying to read the cards when first time seeing the act
@Hahayiyi Yeah! Flipping the blackboard to reveal the giant word QUEUE and using the humor of saying "kway-way" really takes everyone's attention away from the fact that the word was pre-selected by the magician. Actually, the ENTIRE SILENT LETTER STORY is a distraction to divert anyone from thinking about the fact that the word is pre-selected. The presentation, like, 60-70% of the the trick.
This solution is much more elegant than my assumption. I could only think there were 52 decks and Sanjeev had some sort of memorization or other indication to which deck had which card in it
@@XCultureEducation having 52 full decks in your clothing gets pretty heavy and the clothing would not move nicely anymore. A much easier explanation is 4 decks attached to the back of the leg of the chalk board. Also, nothing in magic performances happens by accident. Moving his jacket during the performance was the key move.
If you remember pen said we can't examine the cards but was told they could they would have noticed 12 cards missing even if they didn't count them, and if you put the video on pause you can count 52 cards on the table, the secret was in the prop someone fed him the card into the jacket when he lent slightly sideways against the table, then all he had to do was put the card into the pack with a pinky break after touching his jacket. Remember we didn't see the table being brought on before the trick and removed after it.
Buddy, another case might have been that the deck had 64 cards, i.e 51 blank cards and 13 cards with Queue written on it ranging from A to K. Total of 4 decks , so chuck out the 12 cards and you have 52 remaining with the " Trick " card. Although this requires serious practice
@@smokedonnie His willingness to let them examine the cards suggests he was either bluffing, or he didn't utilize blank cards. You really don't need blank cards for the trick to work, though, so long as you have the proper suite marked with "QUEUE"
Easier way is that Sanjeev has 51 blank cards. And 52 regular cards with queue written on it, which are hidden inside his jacket at various locations. You can easily remember the location of cards if you arrange them in order inside the jacket. I think, he pulled spade jack card, when he touched his jacket with both hands.
Yes, just the way that he held the cards in the beginning also. Not to reveal their faces at all. And he never showed the faces only until he revealed Queue. Hence, the cards were gimmicked and P&T probably didn’t want to embarrass him for lying.
@@amyv. No.. he didn't actually bluff. If judges inspect cards at the end of the act, they won't find anything. Just 51 plain cards and one Jack spade card.
@@KGR0 An example of gimmick card would be one with text qUEUE on the back and e-ink display on the front side of the card. That would make the trick really easy and that was the guess by P&T.
the point of the trick was that all the cards were blank, so unless they counted the cards and say that exactly 12 are missing they wouldnt notice a thing.
and of course you need a pocket that will allow you to ditch 12 cards in it in a blink of an eye. what sort of pocket would this be? it would need to be rigid like a narrow box or something, otherwise it would not stay open to drop the cards in. if i tried ditching those cards they would end up all over the floor
Seems legit. The original performance had enough blank cards to make the total close to 52 (I think saw 44 separate cards in the video) so that the deck appears close enough to full on desk.
Hey Man! Lucky you uploaded this one before me , I actually had almost completed half of the editing of my video and was about to upload in 6 hours , I actually figured this one out within 5 minutes 😂. To make things easier for me in editing can I have your permission to use your video in my explanation? I'll give credits and a shout-out within the video. Thanks
if you are going to reveal a trick on Fool us, it is basic manners to leave a link to that person's channel or their performance. Please do that in the future
You can also go frame-by-frame advance instead of trying to watch it in slow motion. Just press pause and then full stop in your keyboard, and comma goes frame backwards.
Actually they said there was no gimmick with the cards, meaning that it was a regular deck (well, except for the blank part). And that's correct. The whole trick is all about sleight of hand and doesn't rely on any inherent gimmick of the cards. There is no double backs or fishy stuff like that. And if they check the deck after the trick they are going to realize it's only a deck of blank cards with a jack of spades among them, and nothing else. That's what he meant by no gimmicks.
Wrong… But close. Your version does not allow for the deck to be examinable as it would noticeably be missing 12 cards (~25% of the deck)…. Basically you forgot the part where he loads and additional 12 blank cards (which would be the same 12 cards regardless of the deck used). Also there is no crimping involved. He simply holds a break. If the selected card were crimped, it would be highly noticeable and also not examinable. But you’re on the right track for sure! Don’t give up! Hope this helps!
*Even the jacket special stitching and dropping has to be perfect .. how to ensure the card doesn't FALL DOWN 👇??* You can see it in slow motion WHEN HE DROPS THE CARDS in his jacket and infact it makes the DROPPING sound too in the mic 🎤🎙️
@@MikkoRantalainen it has already been revealed in another video by someone and on top IN SLOW MOTION YOU CAN WATCH HIM DROP THE CARDS BEHIND HIS JACKET
Very good explanation of a possible method. The only issue I see is when you ditch the remaining Spades. A deck with less than 52 cards might not be considered “observable” to the audience, especially Penn and Teller with a close attention to detail. Whether it is or is not the method used in the original performance this is still a very slick method to produce the same effect.
If you watch the original performance again carefully, you can see that he puts some kinds behind the front of the jacket. But in theory, that could be one way to do the trick, too, if you can force the suit (you could have 6 cards on different heights on the left and 7 cards on the right and grab your jacket from suitable height to acquire the missing card. Having 52 different cards accessible fast enough from your jacket would be pretty hard indeed.
Really great potential explanation but I think the extra cards being slid into coat doesn't seem proper. If you see closely at 0.5x even though it appears like he is inserting the extra cards into coat, not even half the width of card is slid in the coat...even before the cards enter the space behind the coat he proceeds with taking the deck off and putting it on the table. Nevertheless this explanation of yours is pretty good 🔥good work at arriving at the method🔥
@@avidreader100 The show has gone extra lengths before to hide the trick even if the magician were to flash it (including cutting part of the performance away from the show). You can show the same video just fine that was aired.
When he does the spread though there are 43 cards on the table. If he was putting 12 away again there should only be 40 if it's done how you explained it.
He ditched all the duplicate queue cards in his jacket. Its in the video lol. The only thing they'd notice is that the rest of the chosen suit is missing, but the cards themselves aren't gimicked.
@@Mohit-mt8sg The makes a break much earlier and pushes the cards inside his jacket which can be clearly seen if you go frame-by-frame (pro tip: pause and then press full stop key in your keyboard, comma goes backwards).
I see.. if this theory is correct, it can also explain the way he quickly made his exit after they awarded him. My only concern is: He would have needed a deck of 64 cards in total(so that there would be no deficit noticeable on table)... And they needed to fit in a box that was of regular size implying there is need for thinner cards.. and this might have been noticed by P&T?
Why? Nobody forced you to watch this video which had perfectly accurate title and for some people (like me) knowing how the trick is done makes the trick even more respectable. I was expecting an assistant behind the chalk board building the deck on the fly while he was slowly repeating the selected card but this explanation is nicer because it doesn't need gimmicked chalk board and can be performed by just one magician alone.
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The best part is that he came up with the idea of silent letters in words as an excuse to show the cards one by one, allowing him to maneuver the jack to the middle.
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@@cardmagic I think the explanation is not correct. I watched the original trick in slow-mo. As per this explanation, all the last 13 cards would have QUEUE written - if u watch the video we can clearly see that's not the case & we can distinctly see other words
@@caesar_cipher He dumps the cards in his jacket at 3:10 in the original video th-cam.com/video/72wV2tYjUHk/w-d-xo.html
Stop calling it queue it's kyu-e-yu-e😂😂
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Brilliant, I've watched his performance after this instruction and this looks like a legit explanation, including the moment when he puts the extra cards into the jacket. A brilliant trick that requires perfect execution. I love this kind of magic because even when you know the method you cannot see the moves and need years of practice to do it, it still is amazing!
Oh yeah, I couldn’t do that move like him. He’s so smart.
How queue is in jack of spades. Does he has 13 set of spade packs.
@@cardmagic can you explain more how the word 'queue' is right on the card selected?
@@rajkumarjm He has 4 boxes of cards with each club and rest blank cards and all the club cards have queue on them while the blank cards jave different words.
@@guruhadiputra282 Watch the beginning of the video again
And he did all this so fluently... That's required some practice
magic is all about practice
More fluently than this guy English
Exactly!
He clearly used his washroom well.. Evidence is that anyone can become a genius from anywhere! 😂
Though, it's a joke. Still he has really accomplished which makes the whole world proud!
Yeah
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There's 45 cards in the deck spread out in the original video. So there were possibly more dummy cards in the beginning to make up for the swapped cards
Yes I used some of my cards with other tricks 😂🤣
Tricks like these arent about the difficulty but fully about the execution..and he did a great job at that.Not many can fool Penn n Teller and he did so
i think he lied when he said deck is not gimmicked
@@raviravi13 well he didn't say deck is not gimmick he said u can check the deck.
Yup, after the explanation, scenes were clear.. really nice work..
this trick was creative as hell... just how he came up with all the silent letters and tied it into language, that was dope
The count seems right in the original clip, barring his hands covering in the shot I used. The jacket drop is smooth. Well done.
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holy shit this is amazing!
he pulled the jacket drop so smooth
So simple and yet so brilliant
Your explanation is better than mine, I thought he had 52 packs of cards in his jacket. 😊
I also thought the same
One question, when they asked if they could inspect the cards, he said yes so if they did went through them and counted the no. Of cards wouldnt they find the trick to it ?
I missed the part where that's my problem .
@@merliot4869 What? When? How? Who.. Cares.
Very simple, he can have 51 blank cards and not 39... As you assume...
Yes he lied to Penn and Teller. They took his word for it. If they went up to the stage and examined the deck they would not be fooled.
@@m4st3rm1nd9 i dont think that he should have 64 cards in the deck , and he put 12 inside , then there will be only 52 cards there in which 1 is jack and others blank
Ok. So I can't figure out another method than how you described. Awesome job and he did it exactly as you described. You can literally count the number of cards remaining on the table. Sick job, subscribing to also help you get to 1000!
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That's brilliant from both of you - thanks. In Sanjeev's performance you can even make out a spade on the box.
The fact that he uses fascination to misdirect the audiences is extremely clever. People too busy thinking of words with silent sounds or trying to read the cards when first time seeing the act
I watched it all on silent. 😅 Knew the cards were gimmicked.
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But he told Penn and Teller that they could examine the cards if they wanted to.
Went back watched that video at .25x🤣😂
How about the part that judge pick the card and sanjeev pick the words.
@Hahayiyi Yeah! Flipping the blackboard to reveal the giant word QUEUE and using the humor of saying "kway-way" really takes everyone's attention away from the fact that the word was pre-selected by the magician.
Actually, the ENTIRE SILENT LETTER STORY is a distraction to divert anyone from thinking about the fact that the word is pre-selected.
The presentation, like, 60-70% of the the trick.
Basically this is a take of the trick "Snowblind" which is really cool.
The 12 discarded cards can just be dropped to the floor, hidden behind the jacket as they fall down.
noisy and messy
love the explanation... it was very good and easy to follow
Thank you A LOT
That deck must consists of 51 blank cards + 13 suited cards, or unless if examined, it's noticeable that it's missing 12 cards am I right?
This explanation is wrong. Watch the original closely, he never removed any cards from the deck at all.
@@FreeDomSy-nk9ue yes he did
Pen never examin if u said he can
In that case he starts with 65 cards
@@rajknwr 64 cards.
Awesome explanation of an awesome trick 👍🏼
This solution is much more elegant than my assumption. I could only think there were 52 decks and Sanjeev had some sort of memorization or other indication to which deck had which card in it
That would also have worked, but carrying 52 decks on your pockets is a lot harder than carrying 4, lol.
I would go with 52 decks. 13 pockets 4 decks each. Not that hard and no need for slight of ✋ later. The way he pulled the feck was suspicious.
@@XCultureEducation having 52 full decks in your clothing gets pretty heavy and the clothing would not move nicely anymore. A much easier explanation is 4 decks attached to the back of the leg of the chalk board. Also, nothing in magic performances happens by accident. Moving his jacket during the performance was the key move.
Now I understand trick.
If I am not mistaking Sanjeev said the deck could be examined and all was blank except the Jack of Spades
Well he lied to get the Fool Us trophy.
@@m4st3rm1nd9 they have to exposed the tricks to the producers to keep people from lying if I am not mistaken
Dayumm, I’m still confused which country accents his using
I think somewhere in Asia
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Remembering where the cards was in what pocket was magic in its self
Trick + finesse + charm
Penn and teller were fooled by a kinda similar trick
Similar in the sense of the simplicity of the trick
Anyone without years of practice can do it
Your explanation was simple and short!
If you remember pen said we can't examine the cards but was told they could they would have noticed 12 cards missing even if they didn't count them, and if you put the video on pause you can count 52 cards on the table, the secret was in the prop someone fed him the card into the jacket when he lent slightly sideways against the table, then all he had to do was put the card into the pack with a pinky break after touching his jacket.
Remember we didn't see the table being brought on before the trick and removed after it.
Buddy, another case might have been that the deck had 64 cards, i.e 51 blank cards and 13 cards with Queue written on it ranging from A to K. Total of 4 decks , so chuck out the 12 cards and you have 52 remaining with the " Trick " card. Although this requires serious practice
@@smokedonnie His willingness to let them examine the cards suggests he was either bluffing, or he didn't utilize blank cards. You really don't need blank cards for the trick to work, though, so long as you have the proper suite marked with "QUEUE"
So, He also add remaining blank cards to complete 52 cards after removing other spades card? Because He know Penn want to examine them.
He probably had 51 blank cards at the beginning along with 13 spades. So at the end its 52 on the table
Couldn't understand from slow motion too. Magicians are just amazing
It is a perfect explanation
Great analysis nd explanation
Easier way is that Sanjeev has 51 blank cards. And 52 regular cards with queue written on it, which are hidden inside his jacket at various locations. You can easily remember the location of cards if you arrange them in order inside the jacket. I think, he pulled spade jack card, when he touched his jacket with both hands.
Yes, just the way that he held the cards in the beginning also. Not to reveal their faces at all.
And he never showed the faces only until he revealed Queue.
Hence, the cards were gimmicked and P&T probably didn’t want to embarrass him for lying.
@@amyv. No.. he didn't actually bluff. If judges inspect cards at the end of the act, they won't find anything. Just 51 plain cards and one Jack spade card.
I don't think you yet know the trick, he(sanjay) said to judges that cards can be checked initially, only then they said they were fooled.
They asked if they can examine the cards on the table because they thought they were a gimmick, which they werent.
@@KGR0 Right.
@@KGR0 An example of gimmick card would be one with text qUEUE on the back and e-ink display on the front side of the card. That would make the trick really easy and that was the guess by P&T.
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So if Pen and Teller did actually check the cards, they would have noticed all spades missing right? And they wouldn't be fooled?
the point of the trick was that all the cards were blank, so unless they counted the cards and say that exactly 12 are missing they wouldnt notice a thing.
@@yepididitagain..d1836 ohh correct
@@yepididitagain..d1836 He has extra 12 dummy blank cards there ...😂 This guy didn't showed that👍
He said that they could inspect it tho
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and of course you need a pocket that will allow you to ditch 12 cards in it in a blink of an eye. what sort of pocket would this be? it would need to be rigid like a narrow box or something, otherwise it would not stay open to drop the cards in. if i tried ditching those cards they would end up all over the floor
Seems legit. The original performance had enough blank cards to make the total close to 52 (I think saw 44 separate cards in the video) so that the deck appears close enough to full on desk.
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i cant get over that theyre jumbo index cards in a standard deck box
Hey Man! Lucky you uploaded this one before me , I actually had almost completed half of the editing of my video and was about to upload in 6 hours , I actually figured this one out within 5 minutes 😂. To make things easier for me in editing can I have your permission to use your video in my explanation? I'll give credits and a shout-out within the video.
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The deck was gimmicked
with extra card from each suit.
He had 4 gimmicked decks.
I wont believe until vinodh comment on this video
He really fooled them🤣😂
His ask Penn and Teller to chose the suits first before the card...
if you are going to reveal a trick on Fool us, it is basic manners to leave a link to that person's channel or their performance. Please do that in the future
@Mass Debater manors? etiquette? it's a way you are supposed to act to be polite.
@charlie the spelling of manor is wrong, it is manners. The guy above was pointing out that i guess
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@@pareshswami8771 my bad fixed it lol
go watch sanjeev's video and see from 3.09 at 0.25x and you'll actually be able to see that this guy is right
You can also go frame-by-frame advance instead of trying to watch it in slow motion. Just press pause and then full stop in your keyboard, and comma goes frame backwards.
I don't get how he ensures that the Jack says Queue instead of some other card
Every card has the the word queue on it except for the blank ones
All the thirteen card should be named as queue of all boxes
During the show, he mentioned that there was no manipulation with the cards.
He was also allowing pen and teller to check.
Actually they said there was no gimmick with the cards, meaning that it was a regular deck (well, except for the blank part). And that's correct. The whole trick is all about sleight of hand and doesn't rely on any inherent gimmick of the cards. There is no double backs or fishy stuff like that. And if they check the deck after the trick they are going to realize it's only a deck of blank cards with a jack of spades among them, and nothing else. That's what he meant by no gimmicks.
@@oliverkolossoski1434 Think the point there is that if it were inspected they would realise there isn't enough so doesn't count as a fool.
Awesome man excellent explanation 👏
Wrong… But close. Your version does not allow for the deck to be examinable as it would noticeably be missing 12 cards (~25% of the deck)…. Basically you forgot the part where he loads and additional 12 blank cards (which would be the same 12 cards regardless of the deck used).
Also there is no crimping involved. He simply holds a break. If the selected card were crimped, it would be highly noticeable and also not examinable.
But you’re on the right track for sure! Don’t give up! Hope this helps!
Jandro from Spain fooled Penn and Teller couple of times... If you can please reveal those tricks.. Thanks..
*Even the jacket special stitching and dropping has to be perfect .. how to ensure the card doesn't FALL DOWN 👇??* You can see it in slow motion WHEN HE DROPS THE CARDS in his jacket and infact it makes the DROPPING sound too in the mic 🎤🎙️
The jacket can have a hidden pocket and the way you put those cards quickly into the pocket is after lots of training.
@@MikkoRantalainen it has already been revealed in another video by someone and on top IN SLOW MOTION YOU CAN WATCH HIM DROP THE CARDS BEHIND HIS JACKET
Very good explanation of a possible method. The only issue I see is when you ditch the remaining Spades. A deck with less than 52 cards might not be considered “observable” to the audience, especially Penn and Teller with a close attention to detail. Whether it is or is not the method used in the original performance this is still a very slick method to produce the same effect.
You can start with more than 52 cards at the start, right?
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Well if that fooled pen and teller are they as good as we think?
Teller is the greatest sleight of hand magician to exist
so bloody simple when u know!
I think he had 13 card hidden inside his jacket. Reason why he adjusted his jacket.
If you watch the original performance again carefully, you can see that he puts some kinds behind the front of the jacket. But in theory, that could be one way to do the trick, too, if you can force the suit (you could have 6 cards on different heights on the left and 7 cards on the right and grab your jacket from suitable height to acquire the missing card. Having 52 different cards accessible fast enough from your jacket would be pretty hard indeed.
Really great potential explanation but I think the extra cards being slid into coat doesn't seem proper. If you see closely at 0.5x even though it appears like he is inserting the extra cards into coat, not even half the width of card is slid in the coat...even before the cards enter the space behind the coat he proceeds with taking the deck off and putting it on the table.
Nevertheless this explanation of yours is pretty good 🔥good work at arriving at the method🔥
@@avidreader100 The show has gone extra lengths before to hide the trick even if the magician were to flash it (including cutting part of the performance away from the show). You can show the same video just fine that was aired.
Isn’t it he used “advocate”?
He never showed the cards, so it could be blank from the beginning itself.
Exactly. He told the judges that the cards were examinable. I don't think this one is correct
This is not how its done...Penn asked if cards were gimmicked they were NOT... That's also why he won the trophy!
Good explanation...
I think all the card which Vinodh carried was blank except jack of spade. He didnt show them to judges.
Yes, you found a great method. Good job, but it's incomplete. At 3:16 you can count the cards on the table. Somehow extra cards have been added.
Maybe he had 65 cards in hand before the alleged drop? It's really hard to try to evaluate the thickness of the deck
edit I mean 64...
@@konsta9600 Exactly. In the video of the original trick, when the deck of cards are spreaded, it looks full.
When he does the spread though there are 43 cards on the table. If he was putting 12 away again there should only be 40 if it's done how you explained it.
but why did he say you can examine my deck ?????
But he said they can touch the cards, so a bent card would be noticeable right?
but didnt he said penn and teller can examine the cards? if they did they will see that there are multiple queues, wouldn't that defeat the purpose?
He ditched all the duplicate queue cards in his jacket. Its in the video lol. The only thing they'd notice is that the rest of the chosen suit is missing, but the cards themselves aren't gimicked.
Then why did he agree for the inspection of the card? If you inspect, you'll see the blank cards and the rest of the actual cards?
But if i said that can i examin the deck then?
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No... I watched his trick in the slowest speed... He doesn't drop the cards in to his jacket
I watched it too, he does. He takes a break using his thumb and while adjusting his jacket drops those in.
@@Mohit-mt8sg The makes a break much earlier and pushes the cards inside his jacket which can be clearly seen if you go frame-by-frame (pro tip: pause and then press full stop key in your keyboard, comma goes backwards).
he said they could check the cards though?
Great work, btw a word 'suit' is pronounced as 'soot' also has a silence letter.
Great job reverse-engineering the trick. Thanks!
So the cards were gimmicked even though he said they weren’t
Bt what if they chose number
The question is what you do if Teller chosen not a Spade?
he would've picked another deck with another suit, just like he said in the beginning
Why the hell am I reading it as ku-ve-ve
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I see.. if this theory is correct, it can also explain the way he quickly made his exit after they awarded him.
My only concern is:
He would have needed a deck of 64 cards in total(so that there would be no deficit noticeable on table)... And they needed to fit in a box that was of regular size implying there is need for thinner cards.. and this might have been noticed by P&T?
Even the card-box can be redesigned - well known to pro magicians
No. The fast exit was not because of his trick but because of Covid regulations
I wish you kept this a secret
Why? Nobody forced you to watch this video which had perfectly accurate title and for some people (like me) knowing how the trick is done makes the trick even more respectable. I was expecting an assistant behind the chalk board building the deck on the fly while he was slowly repeating the selected card but this explanation is nicer because it doesn't need gimmicked chalk board and can be performed by just one magician alone.
And if someone choose 3 of Dimond?
he would've picked another deck like he says in the beginning
Ur explanation missed one point that he said cards could be examined although they didn't on the show
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