Yes, with the right patter and performance this trick really amazes people. And no slight of hand skills required at all! I just love tricks of that kind!

Out of all the people I tried to learn this from you are the only good teacher!

a good explanation with nifty handling that avoids the usual preparatory set-up. One aspect of this effect that most overlook is in overselling the effect by dealing out the entire deck making it 'perfectly impossible'. I suggest keeping a few cards in the hand, revealing the effect worked with the cards to which the spectator directed the lay down. For another variation that differs from the rest yet amplifies the performer's card control mastery, refer to Derek Dingle's Out of This World with prediction of exactly how many cards will be in the wrong piles [name of his effect escapes me but should be easy to find]. It's in his Complete Works and has a fairly direct title. The separation occurs but not perfectly, however a prediction [number card] matches the number of cards misplaced giving redemption to the performer, the spectator and the effect itself.

I had heard of this trick before, but had never seen it performed, or if I would be able to pull it off myself. But it's a cool trick, and you did a good job of explaining it. Nice job.

Thanks for the card trick and also for giving a tutorial which I understood well. Thanks.

lol thnx for the vid man... i saw this guy do this trick to someone ones and it was awesome... now that i know how to do it... it looks simple and easy :)

Fantastic effect! Thanks for this one!

Hey man, just wanted to tell you to keep up the good work. You're awesome!

A very nice and simple trick - have been doing a similar trick for years and it works all the time, it is the patter and performance that makes it good - good job.

Thank you for revealing awesome tricks...Subbed! :)

I love the tricks keep them coming

Thank you for this video. This is one of my favorite tricks. I fooled my friends and family so thanks again. Josh

this is a variation of another trick i had seen before but i can't remember it's name...i think this way it's better because you have all these cards mixed...really nice trick man...keep it up...

good trick! I wouldn't manage to get it from the first time. Congartulations!

Man, this was awesome

A very good video - the tricky part I guess is sorting them on the fly, esp if you have them cut and shuffle the deck.

If you refere to the performance of Glenn Falkenstein; he sets the deck up right in front of the spectators within the trick he does first. So he uses one trick to set up the one that follows. Very deceptive!

If you see closely, when the magician shuffles the card he puts all red cards faced down and all black cards faced up. He also puts the red card on one side and black card on the other side as you can see he turns the deck around when he is putting the different coloured cards in. so then all the red cards are facing down in one pile and all the black cards are facing up, also together. If you also look closely he turns half of the deck over (the black deck) and so it's half red and half black.

after the cards are shuffled,do you put them in all red and black order,to make it look like your mixing the cards even more,before asking what cards are what,or can you just leave them mixed,and ask spectator what cards are black and what are red,and put them in order then?

This guy's concept is correct. No matter if its an audience or the magician, the arrangement of the deck is right. The only thing this guy missed is the preparation of the deck before the trick. When you or an audience shuffle the normal deck, after the shuffle, you have to do something to discretely prepare the deck for this trick where a bunch of it is red and the other black. Something like a side trick before the actual trick.

You make the best videos and use the best tricks thanks. One thing though at one time you said black but put it on the red pile.

@AeXeLeRaTioN Thanks! I believe Chance Zero is a variation of this. If I am correct, out of this world is the original form of this idea! I could be wrong though! ;-)

Wow, this is so damn Amazing! Subscribed..... so awesome

Great card trick!

dude thank you so much..this is like the best trick yet seen..magicians in my country do this trick on shows..

thank you very very much!! i learn this trick very easy!

my daughters friendd were amazed when she did it! thanks :)

very good card trick. works well.

Awesome video, thanks!

dammmmmm. that trick is old school... i remember seein it just once back in 1999.. my buddy had shown me how to do it but couldnt remember... this is a very original trick.. thanks bro for tutorial..

there is a new version of the same trick that David Blaine did on his special called "real or magic" and it is very easy to figure out, if you could make a tutorial on that different version i am positive everyone would deeply appreciate it. :)

Thanks bro cool tricks keep it up

Thanks, that was awesome

Is a great card tricks i really like it

exactly, he uses the drunken shuffle to perfection in this case

Awesome video!

awesome!!!! thanks!

Thanks for sharing!

Good ones from good Magicians they always fall for.

cool video man!

Awsome, briliant

Nice trick!

awesome card trick

I noticed it when you showed it the first time. I was like "dafuq that was in the wrong order.."

awesome!

@Calibus71 Thanks for watching and commenting! ENjoy!... ;-)

he does his ambitious card trick look that up and you should find a good tutorial. and then at the end for the kicker he rips up the 2 and puts it in her hand then shows the camera its the 2 later, and when he does that he puts a folded (not ripped) 2 in her hand and then he makes her squeeze it and says he repaired it. its a great trick and if you learn it well it will impress :)

vry nice! good work....

it blasted my mind. yeah......

After switching it up you can also give the deck to the other person so they can do the guessing all themselves. The flipping part is not going to be noticed unless you do it fast and obvious.

very smart trick that is so awesome dude

Thankyou so much that is awesome :D

Oh, I knew what it was for, but he's really good

Nice trick :P

@pipiri45654 Same principle, but you set the deck up before hand with the colors seperated and no matter where they put the first 26 cards, they will all be red, and the last 26 all black.

LOL at that two kin of Diamonds at 4:27

Epic!

nice trick mate

@jtibo1 i think pipri45654 meant that the deck was spread and the person could take any card they wanted, not in order.. so even if it was separated before hand, it wouldn't be after the guy picked cards randomly

Yeah you're right. The professional magicians just shuffle it specifically to have the cards manipulated to red/black on top and vice versa. The old professional video "World's professional magic - Out of this world" shows you that clearly.

Great tutorial thank bro

Your explanation is good

i tried that my first time and bam it worked nice!!

It is a classic trick. Derren brown did a really good version which is also worth checking out if you can.

My friend did this is a little differently. But what he did was he told me he did this trick for a guy, and want the person to shuffle the deck. So he goes on "shuffling" the deck like this and my friend made it seem like "Wtf, why would you shuffle like that? its ruined", and i believed him. He then proceeded to show me that with one snap of his finger, all the red and black were separated and facing each other. I said "Wtf?" and then figured it out in the next 5 second.

I completely stand corrected and take back what i said. I rewatched and saw what you meant thanks for your tutorial. He did set up the deck

That is genius!

pritty awsome!

pretty cool

thats not exactly how falkenfield did this trick, he had the spectator choose the cards, unless he setted the deck up before he gave it to her.

good one mate

Problem is, a lot of people like screwing with card tricks. If you asked me to do this, I would put all of the cards in one pile right off the bat which would make the trick painfully obvious.

sick trick! u should be like dynamo

really easy. you're prepasring th trick in the moment

you are the best and you are really nice :DDDDDD

@WickedCanRest Thanks for being so tentative to my video! lol ;-)

Who makes a video on a card trick based on a stacked deck...without first stacking the deck? Damn Sam.

IMHO I THINK THIS TRICK IS BETTER PERFORMED WHEN THE DECK IS RIFFLE SHUFFLED FIRST, ALONG WITH A COUPLE OF CUTS, EVEN GET THE SPECTATOR TO CUT, SEARCH OUT A RED AND BLACK ACE FOR YOUR MARKERS AND THE REST IS HISTORY. THIS IS GREAT WITH A BRAND NEW DECK AS THE CARDS ARE IN THE ORDER NECESSARY FOR THE RIFFLE. STILL IT'S A CLASSIC SWCT.

I've seen pros do it diff than this guy, but the trick works the same. They are only fancier with it. For example, they might have the audience person shuffle and then they just do a deck switch. And they almost always have a marker card in the center to let them know when the suits switch. I seen one pro let someone else select the marker card... but it is a force and the switched deck already has that same marker card in it.

How do you set up the deck without them noticing you do it? In the beginning you have to show that the order is random in the deck. How do you get all the reds and blacks together without making it obvious?

But how/when do you arrange the cards in the right order if you don#t prep it beforehand?

interesting... interesting indeed

so the key is to separate the red and black while you're doing the trick? and then do that "free choice" thing? sounds harder to do than it seems

it is good easy to understand and easy to do, if someone say all black or all red, tell them cards deck has half red and half black.

Thanks for the video. This is my all time favorite card trick. I also like the James Randi version, where he makes the volunteer do the sorting.

ok!! at first its kinda ok its boring. but i watch the full vid and you deserve my thumbs up. thnx man! your the man. now im practicin it!.... ohh yea!

nice trick

very nice trike

well first you need to have a 'marker card' that they choose. you place that card face up where the blacks and reds separate. so when they get to that marker card, you switch sides like in the video (black and red switch rows) and then yeah. :D

oh lol I see now :D:D When he shuffles it face-to-face, he puts it in black and red half. Clever guy :D No one will notice unless they pay attention to it. And then he simply turns it back so that they are all face down.

old trick but always good effect =)

two king of diamonds!

So the spectator can hold and deal the cardsbthemselves go through the deck and turn one over before the trick, in other words the last one of the red section and have that as a "marker card". When they get to it, stop them and use that as the new red, then just take any black as the change and everything is good.

cool

The time I saw someone else do this they had the person shuffle them first. What do you do in this case?

yes!!

@metalwaffle94 Thanks for watching and commenting! ;-)

@phza1 Thanks for watching!;-)

cool effect and dont need to remember many thing... just flip move ...

Neither are people who fall for magic tricks.