The Trick Library

A spectator tries to send their card to a chosen number by breathing on the deck, fails, then you make it work.

You write two card names in advance, and after a spectator freely cuts the shuffled deck, those exact two cards land on either side of your sealed prediction.

A spectator buries their card in the cased deck while your back is turned, yet you instantly produce it.

A pocketed packet of cards instantly yields a card matching any named suit and value with arithmetic precision.

A spectator peeks at a card, deals the deck into a grid, and you locate it from one simple question.

A spectator cuts near centre and remembers a card, and you produce it from the deck, your hand, or your pocket.

A reliable paper-and-pencil method for building any spelling arrangement so a deck spells out exactly as you want.

A spectator cuts a borrowed deck and peeks a card, then you spell its name and arrive exactly on it.

A card is freely chosen and lost, then its name is spelled letter by letter to arrive exactly on it.

A freely chosen card is lost in a shuffled deck, then spelled out letter by letter to appear on cue.

Using the spectator's own shuffled pack, a thought-of card is found when the spectator simply spells its name aloud.

A freely chosen, shuffled card is later spelled out by the spectator themselves and arrives on the final letter.

A spectator names any card at all and you instantly spell straight to it from a shuffled-looking deck.

A spectator picks a card by pure chance, and even from their own pocket you spell its exact name letter by letter.

A spectator silently picks a number and deals down to it in one deck, noting the card there. From the second deck, you deal as he calls stop, and your stopping card matches his exactly. Two freely han

A spectator buries a card, cuts repeatedly, and deals, yet you instantly name its exact position in the deck.

You write a prediction in advance, and a freely chosen card is found counted down to that exact number.

Two numbers you wrote down in advance turn out to mark the exact spots where two freely thought-of cards end up.

The spectator shuffles, you cut off a small packet, and they freely touch and remember one card from a fan.

A spectator merely thinks of a number, peeks at the card there, and you produce that exact card from your pocket.

With your back turned, a spectator deals out a row of cards, quietly fixes one in mind, and then keeps dealing and mixing as freely as they like before gathering everything up. There is no force, no q

A spectator keeps three cards, mentally settles on one, buries it through dealing and cutting, yet you sense it from across the table.

The spectator deals and mixes the deck, then thinks of a number, secretly counts down to that position, and remembers the card waiting there. They square the deck, cut it, and only tell you the number

Four cards are chosen and shuffled hopelessly into the deck, yet you reveal all four through spelling and apparent mind-reading.

While you wait outside the room, a spectator buries a card they merely thought of, yet you find it on the deal.

A spectator mentally chooses one of six cards, shuffles, and then spells their card's name to deal straight to it.

A selected card vanishes from one deck and appears at a freely chosen number in a completely separate deck.

Spectators freely cut the deck several times, yet the random cards they land on spell out a number you predicted.

A spectator points to any card in a freely fanned deck, yet always lands on the one card you intended.

A freely chosen card is counted down to a number the spectator names, where it has impossibly arrived on top.

A spectator thinks of a number, the performer counts down, and the signed card lands exactly there.

A spectator cuts the deck wherever they please and ends up holding the exact card or cards you chose.

A freely chosen card is lost in the deck, yet a single card flips over and points straight to it.

Five spectators each pick a card; blindfolded, you find all five in the exact order they were chosen.

Five chosen cards are lost in a shuffled deck, and you find each one by a different one of your five senses.

A spectator merely thinks of one card among five, shuffles repeatedly, yet you name the card they only imagined.

A spectator buries a card among four piles while your back is turned, yet you find it.

A freely chosen card is lost and the deck cut repeatedly, yet you find it every time.

Three cards chosen by freely called numbers turn out to be the very cards a spectator selected earlier.

A freely chosen card is found when the spectator spells its name, dealing one card per letter.

A chosen card vanishes from view, then turns up face up in the middle of a face-down deck.

The spectator privately looks at one of four cards and mixes them so even they do not know which is theirs.

A chosen card is sealed under a rubber band, yet appears at any number the audience freely calls out.

The four aces are openly shown and even passed for examination, then set aside under a rubber band.

You write a card's name, a spectator freely picks a counting number, and your written card appears at that exact spot.

Two prediction cards are set aside; a spectator's free arithmetic leads to a counted card that matches them exactly.

A friend shuffles a mailed deck, removes and reinserts a card, sends half back, and you name the card by return mail.

Two cards chosen by two different spectators are lost, yet they mysteriously come together when you command it.