Your Prediction Is ALWAYS RIGHT! Easy To Do Card Trick Will Amaze Everyone!

In this video, Im going to be teaching you a VERY EASY to do prediction card trick! Highly suggest you learn this because it will fool all your spectators! Don’t forget to subscribe and ring the bell!
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•TimeStamps•
0:00 - INTRO
0:22 - PERFORMANCE
2:01 - TUTORIAL
6:57 - OUTRO

[RobertBallMagician]

Great effect. Good tutorial too.😊👍😊😊😊👏👏👏

[billysimmons]

Hello my friend I did not forget about you I did not receive this video for some reason it's just now popping up I don't know why but I surely appreciate it very cool trick thanks so much for sharing this will definitely be used I hope you're doing fine and continue to do so take care of yourself and I'll catch you on your next video your friend Billy

[fadingac]

I remember I used to perform this trick all the time! Now I will have to start performing this again! Thank you for the amazing content! Almost at 2K! Keep up the hard, dedicated work!

#Roadto2K!

[sleighty_]

you using all these different decks is making me want to buy all these decks :0

[sleighty_]

you got them good tricks up your sleeve! where you learning all these from?!

[Syndur]

And if you're too lazy to figure out the line of thought behind this:

You're taking 20 cards off the deck, then you place the selected card on the deck, and the 20 cards go back on the top. This means there are 20 cards on top of the selected card now.

Next thing is that the spectator takes off less than 20 cards -- let's say, 7. This guarantees the selection is still in your half of the deck; there are now 20-7=13 cards on top of the selected card.

While you know that you could count off 14 cards to get to the selected card, it would feel weird -- 7 might be a bad example here since it's exactly double the amount that my spectator took, but if he had taken 9 cards we'd have to count 12 -- there's no easy way to make this an obvious choice.

This is why he's dealing cards again -- it reverses the order of the cards. Remember that we have 20-7=13 cards on top of the selected card; these go to the table first to form the bottom of the stack. Then we get the selected card for a total of 14 cards on the table, and continue to 20. This puts 6 more cards on top of the selected card now -- which is exactly the 7-1 that we need for the reveal.

If you replace my "7" with any other number and adjust the other numbers accordingly, you can see that it always ends up like this.

[pianotubeleonbricht]

Good trick! You must get so many different gf’s doing tricks like this😂