10 Exact Cuts (RED) Henry Evans

Grab a deck of cards and let a spectator shuffle it like they're trying to win a game of Snap. Meanwhile, another spectator simply names one of the four suits (don’t worry, they won’t have to write an essay on it). You take the deck back and slice it into 10 piles quicker than you can say “abracadabra!” Now, here’s where it gets bonkers: the first packet has just one card, the second has two, the third has three, and so on, all the way to the last pile – which, of course, has 10 cards!

Now, hold onto your hats. You flip over the top card of each pile, and let’s say our lucky spectator picked Spades. Voila! The first card is the Ace of Spades. Next up, the Two of Spades, then the Three of Spades, and you guessed it, all the way to the Ten of Spades! (Honestly, it’s like you’ve got a crystal ball in your pocket.)

Once you’ve set aside the Ace through Ten of Spades, you reassemble the deck, and guess what? The Jack of Spades pops up right on top, while the Queen and King are chilling at the bottom! It’s like a royal family reunion, but without the awkward small talk.

But wait, there’s more! You cut the deck again into three fresh piles, and each one is impressively stacked with the thirteen cards of the other suits, all in numerical order. Because why not show off a bit more?

Comes complete with a deck of Bicycle cards and a set of instructions that won’t put you to sleep.