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Show off your magic skills with a little preparation and an easy trick to execute.
To complete this How-To you will need:
Two identical decks of cards
Glue
An audience
Table
Step 1: Glue one deck face to face
Take one whole deck and glue each card face to face so you have half a deck of double-backed cards.
Step 2: Add half of regular deck
Discard half of the other deck, leaving half a deck of regular cards and half a deck of double-sided cards.
Step 3: Set up the trick
Put the regular half on top of the double-sided half, and show the new deck to an audience. Split the deck into the two halves, placing the regular half face up next to the double-sided half on the table.
Step 4: Ask someone to choose a card
Fan the regular cards and have an audience member choose one.
Step 5: Shuffle the halves together
Shuffle the two halves together; keeping the regular half face up so it will appear that the cards are mixed up front-to-back and back-to-front.
Tip: Make sure to keep one side of the double-sided cards hidden so as not to reveal the gimmick.
Step 6: Place the card back in
Have the audience member replace the card anywhere in the deck, face down. The regular cards are still facing up.
Step 7: Flip the cards and fan
Shuffle the cards and then flip them around in your hands so that all the cards appear face-down. Fan the cards in front of the audience revealing the chosen card as the only card facing up.
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congratulations! This was on the front page, which means this trick is now worthless because everyone knows how it works.
And besides, that's a stupid way to make double backed cards, the deck will be 150% its original thickness and will arouse suspicions when it doesn't fit into its box anymore!
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