Wayne takes on the classic 'Card At Any Number' caper.
Picture this: a poker chip, just chilling on a spectator's open palm. Another brave soul thinks of a number between 1 and 52 and counts down to their FREELY CHOSEN number (no pressure!).
Lo and behold, the card at that number MATCHES the inscription on the chip, which, unsurprisingly, says ALL IN.
This isn’t just any old card trick; Wayne spins a yarn about a gambler who went ALL IN, risking it all for the flip of a single card. A chip with the words ALL IN is placed right there on the spectator's hand, the stakes couldn’t be higher (well, except for the price of a pint).
Another volunteer picks a number from 1 to 52, and the deck—which has been on display the whole time—is handed over. They count down to their chosen number, and surprise, surprise, the card at that spot matches the chip’s inscription. No smoke and mirrors here!
As you’d expect from Wayne, he’s trimmed the fat from the method and added clever subtleties to cover any potential hiccups, making the effect as smooth as your best mate’s terrible chat-up lines.
Thanks to Wayne’s knack for simplification, you’ll find it ridiculously easy to pull this off.
No ifs, no buts, no maybes! EVERYTHING IS EXAMINABLE, the deck is as ordinary as your average Sunday roast, ready for you to dazzle with more shenanigans.
