FORCE ANY CARD!!! - 3 Easy Ways to Force a Playing card

YO! Back at it with another Monday Tutorial. This week we're looking at three different ways to force a playing card. The Dribble force, the riffle force and the spread force are three easy ways you can successfully and deceptively force a playing card on a spectator in order to create incredible magic effects!

ENJOY! Let me know which Force YOU use.

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[wolf]

I followed your instructions _exactly_ and every time I did it, no matter how well, they always *knew* I was forcing a card on them. I don't mean to criticise, but I suspect the trick would work a lot better if you _don't_ write *force card* on the card. Just sayin'...

[ChrisRamsay]

Thanks for watching! Who's stoked for the Street Magic Video?!

[djh]

punching them repetitively while screaming choose this card, it's a pretty good Force.

[nuggo]

This guy is a huge inspiration to me thanks for making vids chris!

[gurkk]

That subtle part with spreading the cards with the finger where they say stop is insane! It completely sells it. So good! Turn over pass after a selection, swingcut ”say stop”, riffle and then that move. Priceless faces! Thank you Chris!

[michaelfreeman]

I know this video was made 3 years ago but I just wanted to say that this video really helped me take my magic to the next level. the single greatest easy force in my opinion is a variation of the last force in this video where instead of taking the force card from the top, you peel it off the bottom while under the cover of the fan. this one also works great because you can very easily peek the bottom card between tricks.

[remb]

The third is my favorite because you literally stop on the card when someone says stop. No skipping forward or dropping extra cards that someone could catch you on.

[starluxstudio]

Thanks Chris! I love the 3rd one. I do the classic force mostly, but sometimes it gets hard to do on certain people. I'm not a fan of riffle forces, but it's cool how well they work!

[johnsoniant]

I was looking through your channel just last night looking for some force tutorials and bam you hit me with these 3 that are so casual and fair looking. Spending the rest of the day perfecting them.

[danielharmon]

I love these kinds of videos! My two favorite forces are the last one you showed ( <3 ) and the slip force! They work every time.

[Dan_Crampton]

Awesome video as always Chris!

Love how you teach, so relaxed and upfront.

Thanks!

[PAINTnPONG]

Stellar presentation in the tutorial, thank you for being so clear and descriptive!

[IDANTEERG]

Thanks @Chris Ramsay

I really appreciate all the things that you teach us.

[gregchandler]

Absolutely love it keep it up Chris you're becoming one of my favorite things to watch on YouTube thanks

[doomProductions]

Thanks for the Quality Tutorials Chris, keep it up!

[atah]

Chris thank you so much for showing these techniques. They are inspiring for me to work on a cool trick

[markknight]

Hey awesome work. Been cutting cards for about 3 months and I just learned something new!!!! I like it when the force card is on top, you kiddy cut and grab a break above the force. Then dribble. I have the spectator or would like the spectator to take the force too. Have them put it back- grab a break and pass the card to the top. Cheers mate! Great vids great attitude... Great teaching style 😎

[dprod]

Chris, I definitely love that 3rd force as I'm just learning how to do these forces. But, I will practice the others as well. Thanks for such a Great lesson.

[mrzkmst]

thanks for the tutorial chris those forces are simple yet powerful imo. Of course it will take time to play them off like you but still I can have some new basics now

[DavidRoadilla]

I already knew some card forces but Mr. Chris Ramsey, your the best <3 the way you do every single trick is awesom!