Guitar Pick Trick | Fool Us Card Magic | Season 2020 Penn & Teller

My interpretation and pure guess at how the Paul Gertner trick may have been achieved. Please suggest your own methods if you wish, its all in fun!
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[@nunomoreira2478]

I really like when you cover Penn and Teller Tricks. Great Job

[@jorrgfromage9929]

Paul Gertner is a "real magician". He can move things with his mind and change the colour of objects

[@FelipeF78]

That Penn impression was spot on.

[@asifafarooqi6417]

I will really try these tricks. You are the best!!

[@subhratanusarkar8993]

Awesome!! Please continue your "penn and teller" series 😄

[@billyjeffersoniv4344]

Most of us are magicians on your channel anyway. You go ahead and keep doing what you do! I LOVE your channel

[@martintallinger]

The bus story was on point! Hilarious!

[@simons7628]

Amazing! I can not believe you really revealed this black magic trick. Thank you!

[@daz41262010]

i really like the way you perform the trick and then explain how it is done and you teach it really well i will try to learn this one and put it in the repertoire :)

[@a.brantschen6912]

Great! Your version is so much cheaper than the Paul Gardner version. His special game is just extremely expensive, in contrast to a Svengal game. Thank you for your incredibly good videos and your creativity. Warm greetings from Lucerne in Switzerland André

[@mukundmetta5113]

Amazing trick mannn!!!!! Amazing! Loved it!

[@binnsbrian]

Thank you. I always enjoy you videos.

[@ankitpatel5093]

You are the best card magician! 🙌♠♥♣♦

[@sevret313]

A good trick feels good even if you know all the secrets and this is one example of that. It was much simpler than it looked like, but I didn't feel cheated.

[@thedarksoul2701]

Very prepared and clear in the explaination, thanks for sharing knowledge and ideas.

[@hanzelnuts8446]

Awesome job explaining it. Thank you.👍

[@michaelkolb4344]

Nice little story... exactly my thoughts...

[@darrenhadden1037]

Brilliant trick 🎉✨thanks for the reveal 🤩

[@alwysrite]

I like to watch how it's done so thank you ... the kids would love it (the performance I mean, not telling them the reveal!)

[@pepeonzima2444]

Cool! Thanks!

[@RobertBallMagician]

Wonderful effect and brilliant tutorial 😊😊

[@chetcieliesz]

Very well done again.......you are Totally Magic

[@TrinityX]

Really nice version loved the fruit 🍉 tiles. 👍😊👍

[@shawnmcdowell5477]

That is a great effect.

[@stacygirard647]

me i like the work of a magician wish mean if i know how they did i just enjoy even more cause i know how they ddid so i know their work , :-) so when i see a great trick on fool us i always try to find the reveal of it like this , and i always enjoye the video so thanks for the great reveal you do

[@goldeneddie]

Brilliant!

[@mysticmarkthemagician5852]

Love the T shirt ....thanls for the video.

[@Mohsin__Khan]

You're awesome 👌🏼👌🏼

[@saikatdutta9948]

I love you man.

[@KingO.K]

He used a great deck, his destiny.

[@chrisnott1064]

the pick of destiny;)?

[@sassyPurr]

Cool

[@robjacks2748]

You're the absolute best! Do you perform at all? What's your "day job"?

[@andreasboxleitner6967]

I think Paul Gardners ride was not as rough and smooth as you think. But even when if it was he would've still gotten to the show because it was his destiny to get there.

[@borayurt66]

I don't think it was his destiny and I don't think he had a rough and smooth bus ride. I think he used his own magical way of travel.

[@ahmedoroxo6629]

Thank you

[@topoftheslots8260]

Superb mate that is it Oh turn ya likes on 👍🏼

[@borayurt66]

I think you nailed how the pick was forced, and the indexed pens. But, I don't think it was any known gimmick deck. I am not a magician in any sense of the word so I am basing this on pure logic and common sense; Paul Gertner is a professional, and it was his 4th time on the show, he knew P&T would be watching very very carefully, I just can't imagine him coming up there with an easily recognizable (or known) gimmick deck of cards by another pro magician. That would have been too easy to catch and too cheap for a guy who had 52 different pens printed for him and found a way to index them in his pockets so that he could pull the correct one in a split second without hesitation. It has to be a some deck of his own creation.

[@luapgluapg]

Slick

[@finbar5822]

Fantastic trick with no sleight of hand, which suite me. Very good explanation. Many thanks as usual.

[@Smokeyxz]

Melon 7. I got you bro

[@martinjf467]

Superb!!! Just two questions though please? 1. With your envelopes how do you select the correct numbered envelope without looking? I could see that getting BERY difficult if someone said a high number - in fact anything after about ten would become increasingly difficult if you can’t actually look to make your selection. 2. I’m very familiar with Svengali decks but the ‘Reverse Svengali’ is a new one on me. What is it exactly? Loved your little ‘Pennesque’ story. I got the gist of it, well roughly anyway. Nice one guru! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@totallymagic]

On the video I had all in lap, but if I did a performance I'd be wearing a jacket and I have 13 envelopes in each pocket. I doesn't take too long to fumble thru to the correct one. As for Reverse Svengali. It simple works the opposite way. Normal svengali, if you flick the cards with the deck faces towards audience normal cards seen, but with reverse one it would show all alike, and vice versa. Hope that helps.

[@user-uo3on9ie5l]

So great! 👍

[@thenerdslapper1388]

Dawmn

[@theolookslike3520]

It seems like itd be tough to locate the right envelope in your pocket without taking too long where it seemed fishy... do you keep 26 in one pocket and 26 in the other to speed that up?

[@MrLorenzo]

Very nice ! How do you do to shuffle a Svengali deck as you did ?

[@totallymagic]

Just a normal overhand shuffle but bend the pack slightly by pushing pressure on the back with forefinger. Let the cards drop in to your hand rather than pull them off as you would in a normal shuffle. The cards will drop in pairs. Hope that helps.

[@MrLorenzo]

Totally Magic Thanks for this tip

[@rudolfowalchonzo2356]

Thank you very much for sharing the reveal. Greetings from Germany

[@muhammadahmedsadiq2849]

Yes this is the only way the trick could have been done, but I don't understand 2 things, firstly as we know he is using a rought and smooth deck or the mirage deck, but at the end he said u could examine the cards how? Then also he asked penn to change if he liked and he didn't, what if Penn changed the number m

[@eaglethedigger]

Great! How do you choose the right envelope in your pocket ouf of 52??

[@arnabdas1994]

Someone hiding under the table handed it to him, not a one person job

[@eaglethedigger]

@@arnabdas1994 😉

[@binnsbrian]

I get the rough and smooth part. What does the Phoenix refer to?

[@totallymagic]

its the brand of cards!

[@theBamboozleRoom]

I’m confused If the frack is stacked every 2nd card Why did he say the cards were normal and pen and teller could examine them ?

[@TheBecon]

Cool. First👍😉

[@edgeg.708]

What type of envelope index do you utilize?

[@totallymagic]

I just have them separated into four pockets (not on the video as I wasn't wearing a jacket), 13 envelopes in each. A quick fumble through to pull out correct one.

[@larryphotography]

How can you hide 52 pens on one's person, and how did he reach so effortlessly for the pen without any noticeable fumbling around or "counting" positions?

[@totallymagic]

May seem impossible but Paul has since mentioned in lectures, that is what he did, 52 pens about his person! The things we do for magic!

[@XJLtrading]

destiny deck was used

[@Ghostface756]

First

[@StephanMusic1987]

I like it when u talk absolut magic and show Tricks.... But... Why u twll about this Tricks where other People they buy tricks for a lot of money? This are secrets from magicans....

[@daniloapostolov-dacatv1536]

First.

[@pragithp324]

That's not the method 👎

[@totallymagic]

It's my own perception of how it may be achieved, I'm sure there many other ways too. thanks for the comment