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[wittvonwitt]

This is a classic! Right out of Royal Road! Designed for Laughter

[martinscircusskillsworkshops]

The card effect is called Design for Laughter and is based on the Dunbury Delusion (credited to Charlie Miller in Expert Card Technique). It's on the Royal Road to Card DVD set and is performed by Paul Wilson. It's a classic card trick and it suckers in the spectator into thinking you've missed their card, only to reveal it at the end. Can't beat a bit of classic card magic. Btw really like your handling.

[stevenhoog]

What a pleasure it is to see someone who has common sense and does not get lost in so much minutia and does not describe in detail what is obviously simple and does not need so many words describing and you have good technique. I have some stuff to share -- Love your glide method. Fools those who know that old method

[hbl]

The variation I learned was where the packet with the spectators card on the bottom is held between the fingers of the spectators closed fist so that most of the cards are sticking out. The magician slaps the cards leaving only one card held by the spectator and it's the chosen card. Very cool effect. It was the first trick I learned, in sleep-away camp when I was like 10 or 11.

[josephquinn]

Love this trick! Thanks to you it’s become one of my top three go-to tricks for the kids on the Unit I work at!

[kupfeli]

This really is an awesome trick! I saw it for the first time on a Streetmagic video, the guy in that video also performed the trick very well and had a nice way of "losing" the selected card in the deck.
Btw, instead of holding the deck in the width to slide I like to hold it in the length, that way the slide is easier to hide

[redace]

This is a good one.
One of a few variation I like to do is first know the spectators card (force or peak) then set up the 4 of a kind of that card (four 10 for example) but alternate the Ten, a random, the Ten, a random, the Ten, a random, the Ten, a random.
Show them, do the move.
And finally reveal the four Ten. Sometimes they even react like you mess up, you st*pid, or say thing like "you get 3 chances", things just line up even more.
But in conclusion, the sliding move is the important thing to note and learn, once you experience with it, try out many variations yourself.

[TheAaronmcmahon]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing. I'm gonna learn it today. Excited

[fadingac]

Amazing video as always CM! I first saw this on the 52Kards channel. I have only performed this once and that was for my dad. The reactions you can get are AMAZING! Will have to start performing this again!

#Roadto17K!

[zurl]

I appreciate that you are humble enough to admit you haven't 100% ironed out the performance.

Cheers

[JirohMagic]

A friend of mine recommend this channel 💯 great content CardMechanic ✅

[donpudliner]

This is a performance and tutorial above all tutorials fantastic trick thanks Card Mechanic

[owenearl]

*THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE AMAZING TRICK THE TUTORIAL WAS VERY WELL EXPLAINED*

[Dr.Salaar]

Nice and cool self working magic trick... My friends are gonna love this trick and me too...❤❤

[Who-mnor]

Tried it on my roommate as soon as I finished the video it worked exactly as you said it would he grabbed the cards looking for his only to be shocked when it was in my hands

[bertobaggins]

The whole reason i love magic is because it makes others happy. And the very fact that this trick was designed to make MORE LAUGHS, i cannot love more. Definatly my favourite trick ever!
thank you for this amazing tutorial!

[hatefulnateful]

Practicing my controlled shuffle but great trick

[shikhaarora]

I did it and it worked perfectly first try !!

[RobertBallMagician]

Fantastic performance and beautiful tutorial 👍😊👍😊😊😊👍👍👍👍

[riccardomedri]

Easy and impressive at the same time. Will try it next friday at a birthday party----THX