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Note: This effect is COMPLEMENTARY and necessarily requires learning the coding method explained in "My Secret Coding for a Thought-of Card by Biagio Fasano (B. Magic)":
https://www.penguinmagic.com/p/21159
This is a mentalism effect that uses my recently published Secret Verbal Encoding to not only allow the medium to mentally identify a chosen card but to allow him (or her) a surprise final A.C.A.A.N. (Any Card At Any Number), in which he (or she) will announce the number that will cause the spectator himself to find a copy of his card, having been told which color of the deck to use, though without anyone having revealed which of the two the spectator chose to use just before.
Imagine the amazement of the audience when expecting the medium to announce the name of the card chosen by the spectator, they instead hear him say aloud something like, "Twelve Red," and think perhaps how little a possible Roulette play had to do with it, only to discover at the end how he incredibly wanted to indicate the right position and color of the deck in which they could find the exact copy of the chosen card.
This ebook details for the first time the entire presentation of the effect and provides justification for the manner in which the experiment is carried out, which takes advantage of the previously illustrated method, while also explaining a new code, simple and impossible to glimpse, that allows for the identification of the color of the deck to be used at the end.
https://www.penguinmagic.com/p/21159
This is a mentalism effect that uses my recently published Secret Verbal Encoding to not only allow the medium to mentally identify a chosen card but to allow him (or her) a surprise final A.C.A.A.N. (Any Card At Any Number), in which he (or she) will announce the number that will cause the spectator himself to find a copy of his card, having been told which color of the deck to use, though without anyone having revealed which of the two the spectator chose to use just before.
Imagine the amazement of the audience when expecting the medium to announce the name of the card chosen by the spectator, they instead hear him say aloud something like, "Twelve Red," and think perhaps how little a possible Roulette play had to do with it, only to discover at the end how he incredibly wanted to indicate the right position and color of the deck in which they could find the exact copy of the chosen card.
This ebook details for the first time the entire presentation of the effect and provides justification for the manner in which the experiment is carried out, which takes advantage of the previously illustrated method, while also explaining a new code, simple and impossible to glimpse, that allows for the identification of the color of the deck to be used at the end.
