Erma la Fource - This gem for the classic "Oscar" trick is a real mind-bender for both magicians and spectators. You make a bold prediction: The Name of Your Card is Erma! The spectator picks any card and deals through the deck themselves, each card sporting a different name on the back. Spoiler alert: there’s only one card that says "Erma," and that’s the card they named. Who doesn’t love a little misdirection?
Tamariz Rabbits - Dive into Michael Close's take on Juan Tamariz's super-commercial packet trick. Close has cleverly ditched the card-switching from your pocket while still packing in a ton of changes. Perfect for kids and adults alike—who says you can’t entertain both?
Close's Clones - This restaurant routine is all about big laughs with minimal effort. It’s topical, it’s funny, and trust me, it sells. Your tables will be rolling in the aisles, and you’ll be sipping your drink with a smug grin.
Down for the Count - Another crowd-pleaser that’s a cinch to perform. You’ll prove without a doubt that someone at the table is a vampire. Because why not mix a little humor with a side of supernatural?
The Card, the Forehead, and the Saltshaker - One of Michael Close's all-time favorites, this routine is a masterclass in audience control. It’s the first time you’ll get to see all the nitty-gritty details explained on video. Audiences everywhere have loved this routine; now it’s your turn to snag those secrets straight from the source.
Too Ahead - A slick three-phase coin routine that showcases some seriously clever routining. Perfect for table hopping, it’s done standing and has left some of the best magicians scratching their heads. And yes, you’ll find ways to apply this handling to your other effects.
Four-Card Reiteration - Dan Garrett's brilliant routine is a masterclass in card handling finesse. You’ll get a deep dive into palming and Michael's nifty utility move, The Last Card Push. This isn’t just for show—it’s a skill you’ll want in your arsenal.
The Lie Detector - This is the most commercial version of the classic lie detection routine you’ll come across. Seriously, it’s like a Swiss Army knife for your set—versatile and entertaining.
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