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545 lessons · 957 videos · 88h of content

Transposition to Spectator's HandsIntermediate
20m

Transposition to Spectator's Hands

A chosen card vanishes from a small group of cards and reappears inside the spectator's own hands.

JRJulio Ribera·2
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Lightbulb Lie DetectorBeginner
13m

Lightbulb Lie Detector

Use an ordinary lightbulb as a magical lie detector to reveal a spectator's chosen card through a simple force and clever timing.

JRJulio Ribera·3
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Pulse ReadingBeginner
13m

Pulse Reading

Locate a spectator's chosen card in a shuffled deck by simply holding their wrist and feeling their pulse.

JRJulio Ribera·5
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Phone Note Card PredictionBeginner
21m

Phone Note Card Prediction

A spectator chooses between two piles of cards, only to find you've already typed the exact outcome into a note on their own phone.

JRJulio Ribera·7
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Progressive SandwichIntermediate
100%(1)
49m

Progressive Sandwich

Two queens hunt down a chosen card, getting closer together with every cut until they trap it in the spectator's own hands.

EFEloy Fernández·15
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Natural DuplicatesIntermediate
100%(2)
21m

Natural Duplicates

Use similar-looking cards to simplify your handling and perform effects like a Triple Card at Number with a single control.

EFEloy Fernández·32
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Open Face-Up ControlIntermediate
100%(1)
7m

Open Face-Up Control

Control a face-up card to the top of the deck while making it look like it's buried in the middle.

PCPablo Costas·10
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DMB Spread ControlIntermediate
6m

DMB Spread Control

A card is clearly placed into the middle of a spread, but it's secretly controlled to the bottom of the deck.

JRJulio Ribera·8
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Under-spread CullIntermediate
6m

Under-spread Cull

Invisibly move any card to the top of the deck while showing your audience that the cards are completely shuffled.

JRJulio Ribera·10
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Overhand Shuffle ControlsIntermediate
19m

Overhand Shuffle Controls

Learn how to control a spectator's card to the top, bottom, or second position using a natural overhand shuffle.

JRJulio Ribera·9
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Double Undercut ControlBeginner
3m

Double Undercut Control

Lose a spectator's card in the middle of the deck and bring it to the top using a simple series of cuts.

JRJulio Ribera·11
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The Pinky BreakBeginner
3m

The Pinky Break

Master the essential technique for keeping track of a card while it appears lost in the middle of the deck.

JRJulio Ribera·19
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