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• The Invisible Deck - Ah, the classic. You name a card, and it's the only face-down card in a face-up deck. Simple, right? Well, not so fast! After watching Michael’s version—complete with clever touches from legends like Bruce Cervon and Allan Ackerman—you’ll be left scratching your head. He’s streamlined the handling to work with a regular deck, and trust us, magicians everywhere are already regretting their life choices. Get ready to learn the secrets behind this classic!
• The Smiling Mule - A Roy Walton gem that Michael has polished to perfection. He’s removed the one dodgy moment that always seemed to trip this routine up. Whether you're up close or on stage, this trick has been a staple for card wizards. It's as reliable as your mate forgetting your birthday.
• The Ooh-Ah Bird - Give your fingers a break, folks! Here’s the ideal trick for those pint-sized audiences in restaurants. It's bright, funny, and a tad mysterious, plus the kids get an origami souvenir to take home. And yes, you’ll pick up some nifty new techniques with the Cross-the-Cut Force. If you're just dipping your toes into card magic, this is your go-to!
• The Pothole Trick - Now we’re talking! This is the pièce de résistance of baffling tricks. Sure, there are other “moving hole” tricks out there, but nothing compares to the impact of The Pothole Trick. When you perform this, folks will wonder if you've just summoned a hole from the void. And guess what? They get a business card in an impossible condition to take home. Even if magic isn’t your bread and butter, this will make you some dosh. Michael’s first time revealing the method on video—and he tosses in some secrets that have never seen the light of day. Worth every penny, trust us.
• Dr. Strangetrick - This handling of Card Warp is a real showstopper. Designed to fool even the sharpest spectator, it’s Michael's favourite opener. For the first time, all the nitty-gritty details are laid bare; he’s not holding back!
• The Judah Shoelace Routine - A classic reimagined. Stewart Judah’s brilliant trick fell off the radar because it needed a paper straw. Michael’s clever fix means you can easily stow everything in your pockets—who wants to lug around extra props, anyway?
• A Trick for O'Brien - George Orwell would have been impressed. Using the idea that “who controls the present controls the past,” this prediction effect genuinely feels like a miracle. The principle here can be adapted for all sorts of magical mischief.
• The Imagination Tester - A quirky origami effect where a paperfold of a belt buckle becomes the real deal. Yes, it’s as odd as it sounds!
• Tut Tut - Watch as four spaced-out Aces come together to trap a selected card. This sneaky little number allows you to shuffle to your heart's content while still being ready for those memorised deck mysteries. Magic is all about the surprise, right?
• Myopia - This one gets dangerously close to genuine mindreading. Two spectators think of cards, and with just one question, you can name them both. No pressure!
• The Birthday Book - A spectator picks a card; you flash a date book with a card next to each date. Surprise! The card next to their birthday matches. Michael’s been using this method to leave both magicians and laymen utterly flabbergasted across the globe.