The Card Trick That FOOLS Magicians | (Self Working)

Hey everyone! In this video you are going to learn a self-working card trick that fools magicians. This effect is so easy to perform and will leave your spectators amazed. The best part is that you can learn it in two minutes, it requires no sleight of hand, and it is self working!

Let me know what you think of this one in the comments below.

Oscar

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I’m Oscar, a YouTuber, author, and magician working in London, UK. I create videos that will turn you into a more interesting, confident and well rounded person. If you want to learn some amazing tricks and effects to become the most interesting person in the room, then this channel will help you get there.

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[benlenney]

"everything is clean and fair" never gets old

[chipcole]

I literally spent an hour figuring it out, that’s genius.

[kingpantherquizzes]

I spent 2 minutes perfecting the trick and 3 hours learning to riffle shuffle 😂😂😂

[rishavpati]

One of the best card tricks based on math I have ever seen. Really loved the Gilbreath's principle.

[penpluscakes]

If I had the option to like this video more than once, I definitely would. This is exactly the trick I was looking for. Simple and easy to remember, yet gets a killer reaction! Thanks so much Oscar!!!

[rumblefish]

VERY IMPORTANT COMMENT PLEASE READ
When cutting the cards, to keep them in the alternating order cut half the packet at a time. If you cut it into three packets or more and switch them around it takes it out of the alternating order. This applies to all tricks with the alternating order.

[bigd]

Well, looks like I'm signing up for the master class, if you're willing to put this on YouTube I'm pretty much obligated to see what you're not willing to put on here, I'll admit it, I've been doing magic for over 10 years and you still got me with this one, I've never seen it before, great job!

[MyUnsecretIdentity]

You know it's a good trick when you learn the method and you still don't know how it works 😄

[charlesmiller]

Great tutorial Oscar. Thank you for sharing. 👍👍💯

[dalebaker]

Brilliant piece of magic. You really help others with your videos. Absolute genius Oscar.

[edski]

That's awesome Ocsar. Keep up the great work!

[revolutionnow]

I see you still doing your thing Oscar . Well done on almost a million subs . An thanks for helping me fool some people with your tricks

[RobertBallMagician]

This is a favorite of mine. Great tutorial Oscar👍😊👍😊👍

[Metalhammerable]

Brilliant tricks. And absolutely epic phrase after every trick: "Spectator is fooled" 👍

[downrise]

I still don’t get the riffle shuffle part. I know now it doesn’t need to be a perfect shuffle but can it be done 2 times for example? Can the deck be shuffled any other way as well? Can’t try right now because I don’t have a deck with me atm xD

[jamespennington]

This is an amazing trick Mr. Oscar! Thank you

[Rokket.the.lad]

Wow! Thank you so much Oscar! I love your content and how calm and nice you are. You are the best teacher!😊

[zidaan]

A simple yet deceiving trick yet again from the best magician on YouTube!

[utvojmd]

Hi, Oscar you got me into magic tricks thank

[a.brantschen]

Great card trick. However, it should be mentioned that the “technique” behind it is the so-called “Gilbreath Principle”. This was discovered by a mathematician named Norman Gilbreath and first published in 1958 in the magazine "the Linking Ring"
magical greetings from Switzerland