Tom Dobrowolski's 'Snowstorm in Chicago' is like a magic show jam-packed into a tiny routine. It ramps up through several phases, delivers a heap of magic, and wraps up with a finale that'll leave your audience gasping (and possibly questioning their reality). Tom totally gets what tickles the fancy of the crowd, crafting his effects for maximum impact with minimal fuss.
Here’s the lowdown on this pocket-sized marvel:
Your spectator plucks a random card from a shuffled blue deck. You whip out three red-backed cards, proudly showcasing that they all share the same value as the chosen card. Then, you have them pick another card, and lo and behold, those three red cards somehow match this new selection too?! Finally, a third choice is made, and guess what? Those three red cards now align with yet another pick. It’s all utterly bonkers. But wait—here’s where it gets really wild: you reveal that all three selections from the blue deck are completely BLANK?!
To really seal the deal, you flip the blue deck over to unveil that EVERY CARD HAS A BLANK FACE!
Easy to do - only requires basic sleights.
All self-contained in the provided deck (on Bicycle Cards, no less!)
Powerful, multi-phase magic that keeps the audience guessing.
Ends clean and can be examined—because who doesn’t love a tidy finish?
