The BEST NO SETUP Card Trick To Perform Anywhere at Anytime!

This is the best no setup card trick to perform anywhere at anytime, as this trick will fool all your spectators. I definitely recommend you give this one a try. If you're new to my channel, make sure to subscribe for more card and magic trick videos. Thanks for watching!

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[eversosleight]

I agree, the biddle is one of the best impromptu trick because it seems so impossible. Thanks man!

[HBStone]

For the reveal, PLEASE spread the cards face up. It hits harder to see one card face down and then everyone watches you turn over that one card, rather than spreading the cards and people notice it on their own time.

[xadw]

Small tip for when you have the deck split and ask them to pick one half: If they pick the 'wrong' half ask them if they are "Sure that is the one they want?" and then slide it over to them or even hand it to them and tell them to hold onto it for the time being as the trick involves both halves. When people pick something they tend to expect it to be used and this gives them a stronger impression that you are fairly honoring their choice.

[everydaymadness]

I've been learning some card tricks online and out of all of them, this one seems the most magical. I love it

[TheHarleyhillbilly]

I have been killing them for years with the Biddle. I showed one guy at a motorcycle rally I was at and the next morning we all met for breakfast and he said dude I had nightmares about that damn trick last night!

[dematar]

picked up on the trick during the performance, would suggest if you do the elmsly count, use the 2nd card as 5th

[jpcgordon]

I'm going through a lot of your videos right now and it's one awesome trick after another. Great content!

[martass]

It is insane how far i have got with magic. In the few minutes of the video i already knew how he did it. And when i watched the tutorial i was right. But just thanks to you i have learned all tricks that i know an all the special hand movements, so thank you.

[KinnereyB]

This is such a classic. So many variations but the more natural you make this look, it’s hard to beat. Simple, impromptu, direct and impossible ending. That’s ideally how simple all tricks with powerful endings should be 🤔

[alexmurray]

Is the first time I see this trick, and I very confused how the 5th card disappear, even I forget the the another pile for a while. Thank you!! I will see again the video in order to learn it.

[jafman]

I LOVE IT!!, TYSM FOR TEACHING THIS!! - I had a ruff time understanding cuz of my big headache, I re-watched vid 12 times - TYSM, I sub

[RobertGamble]

My variation is to control the card to the second from the bottom. Then, after cutting the deck and using the magician's force, I say that I'm looking for their selection by picking out 5 cards I think they could be. So I spread through the cards face down, kind of feel a few cards and pick out 5 with the third card being the second from the bottom. I actually find it more natural to do it that way than controlling to the top. I've experimented with saying that the cards I'm picking out were the ones closest to the selected card in the deck after I put it back in following the spectator choosing it (as well as the spectator's card itself) but am not overly happy with how it sounds when I do that so I usually leave that latter embellishment out.

[kokonutman]

2:59 lol he made it sound like the video was done

[MaxPayne]

Thats a cool trick. I already knew it but the tutorial was on point 👌👌

[unGeschicK]

Very cool and clean trick, id go for false swing cut instead of the undercut, to my mind the uc is more of an obvious control than the swing, and put back the pile after showing the 5 cards when the spectator says yes, otherwise he already knows that u know that his card was right there :)

[akarevenge]

This is effect is SO GOOD! Outstanding performance and tutorial!

[supersaiyaneevee]

Ive been learning these easy magic tricks for the past month or so now by watching your videos. This is awesome. I like how as i was watching this one, i knew what you were doing the entire time. Still a beginner in every sense but i feel like im getting better

[nickcalingo]

Haha, I actually knew this trick but I made my own version of it same with other people. Pretty cool, also gave me another way to false shuffle. Hehehe...

[thaprdigy]

Great job on it! Only thing I don't like is the count to prove there's 5 cards. It's one of those "over proving" something when there's no need to.

[brianbeaton]

Great tutorial. Easy to watch and follow. 👍