Split Hole is a cheeky little visual trick cooked up by Chiam Yu Sheng from Singapore.
Picture this: a spectator picks a card and scribbles their name on it. Suddenly, a hole appears—yes, you heard that right. This isn’t your average hole; it splits into two halves, only to be magically restored. And just when you think it’s all over, the hole disappears, leaving you free to hand over the signed card as a keepsake (because who doesn’t love a memento from a magic show?).
Advantages:
Visually striking and practical for live gigs (you'll wow them, trust me).
So easy, you could do it in your sleep (but maybe don’t).
The gimmick card? Tougher than your average playing card.
"Yu Sheng takes the 'Hole in Card' plot to the next level with his take on the classic illusion that almost everyone in the world knows-sawing the lady in half! Brilliant idea, Yu Sheng!" - Michael O'Brien
"This is a fun new take on the hole effect! I can't wait to play with this!" - Apollo Riego
