The effect — what they see
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 question, and no peeking. When you take the pack back, you reveal the exact card they chose.
Can I learn this now?
A little rehearsal will do it; nothing difficult to handle. It works with a borrowed, shuffled deck.
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