Prepare yourself for a mental showdown with Stealth 3.0 by Lars La Ville (Double Acann). You’ll start by revealing a red and blue deck to your audience, because who doesn’t love a good color scheme?
One lucky spectator gets to shuffle the red deck, and as you casually chat about bridge—yes, that card game for the old-timers—you let them count out 13 cards. You know, the standard number for a hand. The suspense builds as two spectators each think of a card—one from the red deck and one from the black.
Now, here’s where the magic happens. You split the cards into red and black piles, and the spectators add up their respective cards, announcing the totals like they’re bidding at an auction. You casually drop the bomb that earlier today, you slipped two cards into a blue deck that correspond exactly to their numbers. The crowd is on the edge of their seats as both spectators count to their numbers in the blue deck. Lo and behold, the cards they’re thinking of appear right on cue!
It’s a perfect blend of mentalism and card magic that will leave your audience scratching their heads and wondering if you’ve got a crystal ball hidden somewhere.
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