Cataclysm by Brian Caswell & Alakazam - DVD

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From the creative mind behind the best selling card effect Trilogy comes what has been called Brian Caswells greatest creation ever! Cataclysm.

Imagine showing a deck of Bicycle brand playing cards each card has a number written on the back. Your spectator names 3 playing cards and these are removed from the face up deck and placed on the table. A photograph is shown to contain 3 face down playing cards each bearing a different number on their back. Unbelievable as it sounds when the cards are turned over the numbers match!!!!

Yes it really is that clean! * Easy To Do * No Sleight Of Hand * No Funny Moves * No sticky Stuff * No R&S * No Duplicate Cards * No Thin Cards * Instant Reset!

You will absolutely love Cataclysm! It really is the cleanest effect of it's kind.

Requires a regular Bicycle deck (Red).

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[heatedjeans]

awesome

[joonctR]

@b6r6 Why would they pick them? The whole point behind this trick is to demonstrate that you know every card by heart. And you have just explained that you know the 3 first cards. The whole trick is based on them naming any card to see if you can remember their number as well.

[b6r6]

@joonctR not if they pick ure 1st 3 cards that u explain,

[sicksgun]

Looks promising

[joonctR]

I have this trick, and i can tell you that no forces are needed at all. And the choices are as free as they could get.

Whats so difficult about picking 3, randomly and totally different cards? Nothing.

[Kevin88660]

Forces might be required if the spectators do not "follow".

[Piets8]

any way you could explain that in a little more detail?

[robertozube]

If only the choices were that free, I would buy this, however, they aren't.