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Unlock the secrets of one of mentalism's best-kept secrets.
In Deep Breath, Mat Parrott lifts the veil on a mathematical principle that’s been lurking in the shadows since Norman Gilbreath first spilled the beans over 50 years ago. This isn't just any old brain twister; it’s the Gilbreath Principle—the Holy Grail for those in the know.
While most mentalists brush it aside, only a select few have harnessed its power to create mind-blowing demonstrations that will leave your audience wondering if you've just sold your soul. With it, you can:
- Predict lottery numbers chosen completely at random without breaking a sweat.
- Identify the colors and suits of unseen playing cards like a psychic with a crystal ball.
- Deal winning poker hands to everyone at the table using a shuffled deck (and then watch them implode).
- Divine words from books your spectator is merely thinking about—no need to actually own the book.
- Blow minds over Zoom by reading thoughts with Scrabble tiles like a digital wizard.
This nifty principle lets you know, with 100% accuracy, what’s happening with a deck of cards (or any stack of items) shuffled by a spectator. And guess what? You can work absolute miracles WITHOUT any gimmicks or sleight of hand—because who needs that hassle?
Many mentalists miss the boat on the Gilbreath Principle because they panic at the sight of algebraic equations. Sure, the effects are jaw-dropping, but on paper? They look like a math exam gone wrong! The reality is, it's actually REALLY, REALLY SIMPLE, and Mat’s here to show you just how straightforward it is (and yes, without any algebraic nightmares!).
Deep Breath makes the seemingly impossible possible, putting the Gilbreath Principle within arm's reach for everyone. And don’t worry, there’s NO MENTAL MATH required—if you can count to ten, you’re golden! Even a grade F math student can perform these jaw-dropping feats in minutes!
Even better, since this brilliant method is so underutilized, you’ll have the element of surprise on your side, making your performances massive magician foolers.
Mat Parrott, the mind behind BREATH, kicks off the tutorial with a visual and intuitive explanation using colorful poker chips. Within minutes, the entire principle will be as clear as day. Once you grasp it, your creative possibilities are limitless.
EFFECTS
The in-depth 105-minute tutorial includes five powerful, straightforward effects to get you rolling with the Gilbreath principle:
Out Of Breath: A spectator shuffles a deck of cards and cuts a small stack. With your back turned, you effortlessly divine the color of every card in that stack. Think Luke Jermay's Colorblind, but with a regular deck.
Poker In The Rear: Your influence will have a spectator dealing winning hands to everyone at the table from a deck they just shuffled. And from the moment you hand them the deck, you never touch it again. Magic? More like mischief!
Booktest: A spectator creates a random page number by dealing from a mixed stack of number cards. You then nail the word they’re thinking of from that page in any book. Works with any book, in any language—yes, even those dusty tomes from the back of the shelf.
Scrabbled: From a random bag of Scrabble tiles, your participant creates a word of their choice. Against all odds, you reveal their chosen word in a shocking and entertaining finale. Perfect for virtual shows where you want to flex your mind-reading muscles.
Lottery Prediction: A stack of numbered cards is shuffled by the spectator, and they deal six random numbers. You then reveal that these numbers match those on a real lottery ticket that’s been in plain view the whole time! Yep, everything is 100% examinable—no funny business here.
Once you’ve devoured the comprehensive explanation video, you’ll be equipped to apply this versatile method to nearly any stack of items: from slips of paper to poker chips, playing cards to tarot cards, and everything in between.
The applications are as endless as your imagination!
So take a deep breath and dive into mastering the hidden gem of mentalism today: The Gilbreath Principle.
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