"I've first hand seen this A.C.A.A.N. in action and it is so deviously simple a baby can do it. The participant shuffles their own deck. Nothing is stack. They think of the card and the number and the card is at that number! Fraser is a beast at creating new material and this is his best iteration of this plot!" - Perna
Maz (A.C.A.A.N)
Maz is Fraser's clever twist on the Any Card At Any Number plot. It’s like magic on autopilot, letting you perform this modern classic with a deck borrowed straight from your unsuspecting mate.
Picture this: the spectator thinks of a card and a number before giving the deck a good shuffle (because who doesn’t love a good mix-up?). You scribble a prediction in the deck while they’re still daydreaming about their card and number. Then, it’s back to them. When they deal to their chosen number, lo and behold—their thought-of card pops up right on cue! It’s like you’ve got a crystal ball or something!
This is an absolute gem for pre-show antics.
Imagine strolling around a magic convention, setting up other magicians’ decks right under their noses, before handing back their boxed deck—ready to bamboozle them with your flawless Any Card At Any Number. It’s a right laugh!
What’s mad is that you never need to know their card or number in advance! (Yes, really!)
Fraser is pretty chuffed with this one, and rightly so.
Two versions are included: one with your own deck and another with a borrowed deck. Easy peasy!
