3 EASY Card Tricks You Can Learn In 5 MINUTES!!!

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These are all rated at LEVEL 1 on the skill level. SUPER EASY and have a REALLY cool effect when done properly! TRY THESE ON YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY!!

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[WOIWorldofMagicTricks]

Oh, how I love good old fashioned maths tricks that work automatically. I probably wouldn't be wrong if I said that every child knew how to do the first trick as a child. Personally, my friends and I knew this trick by heart! Thanks for reminding me! Good luck to u!😃👍👍👍

[samaira]

Quarantine day 12: learning how to do card trick
(Edit): it is now day 365

[bodi.a.r]

21 cards... This was my first card trick ever and I learned it from my math teacher. Dude helped me always, even after school. You're a good soul Dhawan sir.

RIP ❤️

[haydonjohnston]

Learned the second one, went to show my brother than forgot how to do it

[Snackster]

1:20 - first trick
4:52 - second trick
9:37 - third trick

[anjsclan]

I like how his tricks don’t involve trick and deception, but involve maths.

[dakotapeters]

I love these card tricks so much! I had my whole family trying to figure out hoe to do the tricks for HOURS!

[djpizza]

My dads really good at the "dissapearing trick"

[gurshaansidhu]

I don’t even have a deck of cards and it’s 2AM

[marcosdejesus]

i’ve known the first trick for a while. i like to add a twist at the end so on the fourth run, instead of doing the same thing you make four piles face down and ask them which pile they think their card is in. Since it will always be the 11th card you know it’s the middle pile, so whatever they pick make sure you are left with the middle pile. Then spread them out, memorizing where their card is and have them start eliminating cards. when they tap the face down card that you know is theirs, flip it over and they’ll be blown away

[coupesandroadsters]

Thanks for this! I got obsessed with understanding how the 1st trick (21 card trick) works and by the end of last night I figured it out. I then realized that you can actually do this trick with as many cards as you want and as many piles as you want, so long as there are an ODD number of piles and the number of cards evenly divide into the piles.

So I recommend for beginners to do this trick with just 9 cards and 3 piles. It makes it easier to follow whats going on. Deal it face up the whole time, you will see how cards cycle through the sorting algorithm.

You can even do 25 cards and 5 piles. You can do this trick with a full deck of cards but you need 13 piles to make it work.

I landed on 3 piles of 15 cards. I stack the deck with all face cards. And then when I'm doing the trick I deal it out like I'm dealing 3 poker hands. I talk about the hands like as if they matter, just to give me some fluff and distraction.

I ask one person to track their card through the hands and I tell them hey you won, or oh too bad. But keep telling me which hand has your card in it.

After a few hands I pile the cards up and then I start dramatically flinging cards off the top and bottom of the deck until I'm left with just one card, which is always the middle card.

This tricks is really a sorting algorithm. Once you get their card sorted to the middle, you can do the move over and over again and their card will permanently be sorted to the middle.

Really neat learning the math behind this trick!

[Jithinjohnson]

Me: trying to do the second trick
Me: *how do you spell diamond?

[nontyswirl]

Who is doing this just to show their parents that they have a talent 🤣🤣

[crabbyjohn]

I've seen and performed your "11th card" trick before. Suggestion: When you get to the reveal, put the cards down in piles of 4 spread out like an iron cross. Just keep track of the 11th card. You'll have one card left over that you off handedly say "We know that's not your card..." or something like that. You'll have five piles of iron crosses. Ask your person witnessing the trick to pick three of the five piles. If he or she picks the piles without the 11th card, you sweep them up off the table. If he or she picks one of the piles with the 11th card, you sweep the other two remaining piles off the table. Then depending on the answer to the first question, you ask the person to select either two of the three remaining piles, or one of the two remaining piles. Again, either keep or take away depending in the person's answer, always leaving the 11th card on the table. Work that same strategy down until there are two cards remaining on the table, always making sure that you leave the 11th card as the last one. I've never performed this trick with someone catching on to the fact that I might have removed piles they selected on one hand, or kept piles they selected on the other hand. It's all about doing it quickly. You could even put the cards around a room individually while always keeping that 11th card in mind. There are many versions to this trick and many that I haven't even thought of yet!

[SunshineStars]

My 11 year old grandson and I worked on the first trick a few times, and we both got it! When Dad and Mom picked him up, he did it successfully the first time! Dad was so amazed! This was so well worth the entertainment. TY!

[graycole]

Love this 😂 got the first 2 down now I just gotta work on memorizing the two cards from the third

[OTRCALEBGROVER]

Dude you literally got me a girlfriend . I said if I can gusse you're card out of 21 you have to go on a date with me she said yes so I did the 1 trick and now I have a girlfriend thank you so much

[presidenthotsauce]

I tried the second one.
I landed up getting all the Kings, Queens and Jack's together.
😳

[daxota_]

I did 2 of these for mom and she's never been so proud of me, I think I even seen a tear

[johngrant]

GREAT 21 card trick. So easy to learn that I did it successfully the first time I tried it. My wife was like "How did you do that???" Thanks for sharing your secrets!