There are two ways to predetermine the location of a selected card in a deck. You either keep track of the one selected card until it’s in the desired position… or you control every other card in the deck around it.
The latter is obviously so difficult as to be considered ridiculous... but Daniel Madison has never been a man to take the...
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Three things
So the reason for five stars on this is because it truley is an underrated trick and it honnestly not hard if you do walk around it is worth the look at also im not sure now but I picked this up when e offered it for free im not sure about the cost now but I also believe it not an expensive download and even if it is it's worth the money and the fact you can tie this into business cards to hand out if you do that sort of thing that worth waight in gold to because for the most part your business card now becomes more then just a business card it becomes a conversations peace and a re hire tool
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brandon · August 11, 2026
Nice trick with three astonishments
Daniel has created a nice routine with three reveals (a prediction; selected card chosen; and ending with a deck in new deck order). The trick is relatively simple requiring some sleight of hand and a stacked deck, but doable for a novice or experienced magician.
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Philip · August 4, 2026
Great Trick
This is simple enough that it can be learned pretty quickly if you've got some good foundational technique. Great trick, solid method, and decent pace for bar magic, I think.