The Thick Card Project by Liam Montier and Big Blind Media - video DOWNLOAD
Thick Card - the double-thick playing card that’s your secret weapon for locator magic, peeks, automatic double lifts, break-less controls, and a sleight-free forcing machine!
Let’s be honest: the thick card is like that cool cousin at family gatherings—underappreciated, yet loaded with potential. This little gem is not just simple and cheap to whip up; it’s a Swiss Army knife for your card magic. Slip one into your deck, and voilà! You can control, force, lift, and peek without ever needing to hold a break. Yes, you read that right—no more sweating bullets over where to cut!
The Thick Card is practically invisible in your deck and can hang out all day without raising suspicions. Spectators can shuffle, cut, and mix, and you’re still in complete control. Imagine performing with confidence, knowing that your thick buddy is there, ready to help you look like a rockstar.
In 'The Thick Card Project,' your guide, Liam Montier, will walk you through the ins and outs of this classic gaff. With over 90 minutes of techniques, tips, and clever applications, you’ll be armed with everything you need. Plus, you’ll get access to ten killer routines that will make your audience question if they really saw what they thought they saw.
BASIC TECHNIQUES:
How to properly make a thick card
Choosing the right cards for your thick card
Getting a thick card to the top of the deck
Getting a thick card to the bottom of the deck
Controlling a selection to the top of the deck
Controlling a selection to the bottom of the deck
Using a thick card while selections are made
CONTROLS:
Overhand Shuffle Control
Double Overhand Shuffle Control
Another Overhand Shuffle Technique
Controlling a selection to 2nd from the top
Harry Riser's Mistake Control
Expert advice on various controls
George Kaplan's Fan Cut Control
George Kaplan's Triple Cut Control
Steve Bedwell's Pinkie Count Control
How to make the most of that clean handling
FORCES:
The Riffle Force
Riffle Force for a Selection
The Dribble Force
Using the Dribble Force as a Control
The Cross Cut Force
The Stop Force
The Peek Force
Tips for utilizing a light touch
DOUBLE LIFTS & PEEKS:
Hit Style Double Lift
Tabled Double Lift
Pros & Cons of a Thick Card
Top Peek
Bottom Peek
Centre Peek
The Wind Up Gag Peek
Letting Spectators Handle the Deck
ROUTINES:
Your Card Plus 4 Aces (Rovi)
Cards In Harmony (Rovi)
Surprise Speller (Bert Allerton)
Xray Eyes (Jean Hugard)
Xray Location (George Kaplan)
Without Sight, Without Knowledge (Rovi)
Emotional Reaction (Dai Vernon)
The Biddle Trick (Elmer Biddle)
Expert Card Technique Reveal
Bonus - Liam's full multi-phase Multiple Selection routine
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