The Trick Library

Four spectators pocket unseen cards, yet you name every one by touching a Joker to their pockets.

A spectator cuts, peeks, and buries their card with endless cuts, yet you produce it from the deck, your hand, or your pocket.

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

A spectator cuts, returns a card to the centre, and you reveal it, sometimes found reversed in the heart of the deck.

Three spectators pick cards, and one by one each card answers its name, appears on top, then turns over by itself.

The top card seems to whisper another card's name to you, and you spell straight to that card.

You spell card names one by one, but a single mischievous Joker keeps barging in until a final surprise.

Two spectators each lose a card, then one finds the other's card reversed in the deck and spells straight to its match.

Two people each pick a card from separate shuffled packs, and the two chosen cards turn out to be identical.

A chosen card vanishes from the shuffled deck and reappears inside a previously empty card box.

A freely chosen card is shuffled into the deck, yet it is found trapped between two matching Aces.

A signed selection is placed back into the deck the right way, yet it is later found mysteriously reversed.

A freely shuffled, freely cut card vanishes from the pack and then reappears the instant a spectator silently thinks 'stop'.

Two spectators each lose a freely chosen card in a shuffled deck, then you find both blindfolded by stabbing them with a borrowed knife.

A freely chosen card is hopelessly lost and shuffled, yet you locate it by feel while dealing face down, naming it before it's turned.

An initialed card vanishes, another card reverses itself in its place, and finally the signed card reappears reversed in the spectator's own hands.

Two aces sealed in separate glasses on opposite sides of the table magically trade places on command.

A freely chosen card vanishes from a shuffled deck and is found waiting in the performer's pocket.

Two people each think of and write down a card, yet those very cards are found nestled together in the shuffled deck.

Two named cards are lost in a shuffled deck, yet they mysteriously find each other and end up side by side.

A freely chosen card reverses itself deep in the deck, then magically travels to be spelled out letter by letter.

A flowing five-part routine where cards change color, refuse to stay put, and reverse themselves on command.

A spectator's chosen card appears in one deck while the matching card in another deck vanishes and trades places.

Two cards repeatedly seem to swap which back belongs to which face, then make one final impossible color change.

Two freely lost cards each turn themselves face up in the deck, one after the other, matching a pair.

A card placed in a spectator's pocket keeps changing identity, baffling them about which card they are actually holding.

A freely stopped-at Ace stubbornly transforms into a King, then mends itself face up inside a banded packet.

Five cards are freely chosen and lost in a shuffled deck, yet you read four minds and produce the last card in a striking finish.

A spectator merely thinks of any card and names it, and you instantly produce it in a way that fits that card.

A chosen card is buried in the deck again and again, yet it stubbornly keeps climbing back to the top.

A chosen card is shown displayed on a stand, yet it keeps changing identity until it seems to be everywhere and nowhere at once.

A spectator shuffles, cuts the pack near the middle, peeks at a card, buries it, and cuts repeatedly.

A spectator's selected card keeps leaping invisibly to the top of the deck no matter where it is buried.

One spectator draws a card and seals it inside a small card box; another spectator has a card placed into an envelope.