This is really from start to finish an odd magic card trick. In A Very Odd Trick, two Jokers—one black and white, the other colorful—become the centerpiece of an impossible prediction. Here’s what your audience will see:
The magician makes two secret predictions and places them face down. A deck of cards is freely shown. It is ribbon spread on the table so the audience can clearly see that it is no other than a normal deck of shuffled cards. A spectator freely names an odd number, and the card at that number is put on the table (it is really a free choice. Absolutely no force. The performer really takes the card at the chosen number). This is exactly repeated with another spectator. Against all odds, the chosen cards perfectly match the predictions—revealing the two Jokers!
Points to ponder:
- Use a normal deck of cards
- No rough and smooth
- No duplicates
- The selection of the cards and numbers is absolutely free.
- Very easy to perform
- An intriguing and original presentation
With its clever emphasis on "oddity," this trick weaves a tale of coincidence and mystery, making it unforgettable. Perfect for leaving your audience wondering: How could this possibly happen? Ready to master the impossible? "A Very Odd Trick" awaits!
