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Get ready for a whirlwind of spelling-induced astonishment with the Royal De Math Lars La Ville/La Ville Magic video DOWNLOAD. This isn't your run-of-the-mill card trick; it's a series of effects that will leave your audience scratching their heads and questioning their sanity.
1: Royal De Math
Start off with a shuffled deck and five eclectic items: a card case, a telephone, a Rubik's Cube, a Sharpie, and some rubber bands. Your spectator picks all five in a random order, and for each letter of the chosen items, you deal cards to the table, creating five piles. Then, you gather those cards and spell out each item again—because why not? On the final letter of each item, you toss a card aside. When the dust settles, you'll surprise everyone with a Royal Flush. Seriously, it’s like magic math!
2: Royal De Math 2 (Variation)
Same spellbinding concept as the first, but here you trim it down to four items, culminating in a spectacular four of a kind. Because sometimes, less is more.
3: 4 Of A Kindo
Just like the original, but with fewer items and even more excitement—because who needs five when you can dazzle with four?
4: 4 Of A Kindo 2 (Variation)
Just in case you need another twist on this classic. Because we all know one variation is never enough!
5: CCAARN
Here’s where things get more interesting. Shuffle your deck, show four items: a wallet, some coins, a Sharpie, and a telephone. A spectator picks a card and loses it in the deck. They then choose the four items in random order again, and for each letter, you deal cards to the table, forming four piles. After collecting the cards and spelling out each item once more, you hope one of the cards left out is the chosen one. Spoiler: it’s not. But here’s the kicker—you add up the values of the four cards on the table, and the spectator counts down that many in the deck. Voilà! It’s the chosen card. Plot twist anyone?
6: Four
Here’s an effect that requires four spectators to each select a card. Those cards vanish into the deck, and you present four items: a wallet, some coins, a Sharpie, and a telephone. The spectators once again choose the items randomly, and for each letter, you deal cards to the table, creating four piles. Then it’s time for a repeat performance—gather the cards and spell it out again. On the last letter, place a card aside. When you reveal those cards, they are all the selections made by your spectators. Cue the applause!
7: Four Again (Variation)
Want something that’s easy to pull off? Grab a borrowed deck and go for it. Simple, effective, and bound to get a laugh or two.
Duration: 31 minutes of pure magic goodness. Download the video and dive into these mind-bending effects!
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