ESP Predictable Card Magic | Close Up Mind Reading Prediction Trick | Easy to Do

[@TheOddsMustBeCrazy]

Nice easy magic trick. I always get the best mileage with the simple ones. However, I can't help but mention the Star of David is not quite the same thing as a pentagram.

[@VicDiniMagic]

Such a great little packet trick. Now I know what to do with the the handful of left overs I've had for a long time! Cheers

[@jacksonsmagic]

This wonderful ESP trick has stood the test of time as I'm still performing it today, thank you for sharing.

[@deejay6869]

That's a really cool idea. I like the addition of a pen to make the illusion a free choice more believable. The only thing I would change from your presentation is, if they choose the predicted card, I would have The Spectator lay it on top of my prediction. That way, the theme of removing cards (in this case, the one from the pocket) is maintained. The suspense is extended and the wow factor just a bit more.

[@totallymagic]

That's a great idea.. and better than my ending. Thanks for the idea. Cheers

[@hanzelnuts8446]

Ok, can you elaborate on this idea of yours? You are referring to the last 2 cards that the spectator has, right? When the spectator has the remaining 2 cards and is asked to hand you a card, is it going to be face up or down? And then what... I was just going to do magician choice with the last 2 cards. Since I have already know which one of the 2 cards is the force card, I'd just simply tell them to hand me a card. If it's the force card, we'll keep it. If not, get rid of it.

[@ronthompson929]

For those that don't have ESP cards, you can do the same trick with an ordinary deck and use, say, a royal flush hand. Everything else works as shown. Brilliant force! Thanks for sharing!

[@hansmeier9758]

Genius! Thx for sharing! 👍🤗

[@hanzelnuts8446]

This is a really good and clever trick using the pen to force a card. I am definitely going to use this trick. It will go perfectly with the marked deck I'm using. Thank you for sharing this trick. ♥️👍

[@donaldgann82]

Thanks for the idea.

[@mysteriesinmind]

Your work is always a delight, no matter what the trick. Thank you!

[@WordAttack88]

THANKS for this :)

[@guywithcoolusername..]

But how to know what the middle card is

[@jokkujakkunen6143]

You are better than Evan Era. Who else agrees ?

[@ronthompson929]

At least he doesn't have to say, "I'm going to reveal the secret, right now" after raising his sunglasses.

[@NickvonZ]

Evan Era is very cool, of course, however NONE of these guys beat THIS Gent, and Jay Sankey. I'd say.

[@RobertBallMagician]

Nice effect. Fancy magicians force. 👍👍👍👍😊

[@MSZReels]

Amazing trick man. Was and still am waiting for your next video. Following you for quite a lot of time now and have learnt a lot of things from you. #respect 👍😍

[@harmonslytherin]

So, I'm following along with my own ESP cards, and the last card I had was the star! What in the actual heck? It truly is a numbers game.

[@smithystube]

Show every card when removing.. so u do not have a discrepancy when showing the card at the end (the last choice from the pockets). Just an idea. Cheers thank you for this Trick, will try this for sure!

[@NickvonZ]

I have a couple marked Zenar decks (all black, and the 5 colors). Thank you, as always, for presenting a fresh and fun handling that will add some jazz to what would be rather standard otherwise. And, the way you draw the star, makes it great for Jewish folks (Star of David) and Hindus and some Buddhists (Yantra)! 😁 Cheers, Sir! 😉

[@BoricuaNice]

Smooth bro. I'm digging your clarity.

[@TrinityX]

That’s a great way of forcing the card i like it. 👍😊👍 Great trick too👌

[@agra91]

Mantap saya suka trik seperti ini

[@powerbrain840]

in the performance, at the ending when you put that in your pocket, and when you took one out I understood that you did a magician force, but I didn't understand the rest of the part awesome!!!

[@laurababoian6755]

❤️ great trick

[@daz41262010]

nice one a middle card prediction trick with cool kicker 2 out ending :)

[@andrewcowley2691]

Very neat. Will use this one. Thanks.

[@TheGwynmor]

Always like your tricks and videos, great effective routines clearly explained, keep em coming please appreciated.

[@TonyBrent]

Great, thank you!

[@benjaminmonteiro3306]

I may be slow, but if you have the spectator shuffle the cards and lay them out on the table, how can you make sure that when they deal, the marked card is in the middle?

[@stephanwhoudini6979]

Very nice. Love it. Cheers

[@TrevB_Wakefield]

A great trick, but as he doesn't actually look at the forced card's face, how can he know what it is? Are the backs of the cards marked?

[@harryhowdidhe]

Trevor Bottomley LRPS Good question, especially since you seem to be the only one! I would like to know it too. Look forward to the answers.

[@totallymagic]

Trevor, Yes I was using marked cards as mentioned at the start of the tutorial part. However, if you don't want to use marker cards then you will have to eliminate the spectator shuffling the cards at the start. If you begin with the ESP cards stacked in the regular numerical order e.g. Circle = 1, Cross = 2, Wavy line =3 etc... allow the cards to be cut many times by the spectator, then just before you deal the cards upon the table, glimpse the bottom card. You will now know what symbol is dealt in the middle position. Hope that helps.

[@welty69]

where do you get the marked esp cards?

[@harryhowdidhe]

Hi Totally Magic, great channel. Did you notice the question by Trevor Bottomley LRPS ? (Are your ESP cards marked, how do you otherwise know what is on the front of the middle card?) Good question, especially since he seems to be the only one! I would like to know it too. Whats the secret...

[@totallymagic]

Hi Harry, Yes I was using marked cards as mentioned at the start of the tutorial part. However, if you don't want to use marker cards then you will have to eliminate the spectator shuffling the cards at the start. If you begin with the ESP cards stacked in the regular numerical order e.g. Circle = 1, Cross = 2, Wavy line =3 etc... allow the cards to be cut many times by the spectator, then just before you deal the cards upon the table, glimpse the bottom card. You will now know what symbol is dealt in the middle position. Hope that helps.

[@harryhowdidhe]

Totally Magic Thanks for the speedy reply & for confirming marked cards.

[@Twenty2Magic]

What a nice Performance :) I love it!

[@francescoceriani6173]

Great trick! Compliments

[@andyrichardson162]

Nice trick, where did you get your marked cards or did you mark them yourself?

[@MagictubePrasant]

Fantastic esp prediction trick love it

[@wallaguest1]

is good!

[@themagicbuzz5728]

Solid force❣️

[@michaelkrailo5725]

This is a great effect.

[@jamesmurbanvalira6618]

When he wrote the prediction, I saw clearly that it was the star :)

[@LouigiVerona]

I think using a pen a second time is unnecessary. You just ask them to pick up any 2 cards from the remaining 3. If the only card left is the chosen card, you are done. If not, you do the pocket routine.

[@SidneyJupiter]

Louigi Verona the pocket part adds more impact to the final reveal because of how much it took to get there

[@philipnguyen3107]

❤💯👍

[@jeffkimble8857]

The card didn’t match…you drew a 6 pointed Star of David. The ESP card has a 5 pointed star

[@dmontes133]

A prediction, not a premonition.

[@dmontes133]

Lol, not exact. They are 2 very different types of stars.

[@mariosanchezherrero5662]

Me parece ridículo el truco