IMPOSSIBLE Card Trick That FOOLS EVERYONE Revealed! Magic Tutorial by SpideyHypnosis

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[@ekatmagic]

I will get my redemption...one day :) reading a magic book from 1829, I am sure I can find a principle in there to fool Spidey...

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Lol please! I probably invented most of the principles in that book during one of my time travel tricks. 😂. You’re the best! ❤️

[@VOCATUS123]

You can do it!!!

[@VOCATUS123]

@@SpideyHypnosis LOL

[@vanshshah23]

😂 hmm❤️ Somethin cooking 😂

[@treavegaming5260]

@@SpideyHypnosis can i join conv, i did all steps

[@streetmagiciandude]

my favorite part of this video is your own excitement and enthusiasm when you revealed the 3 of diamonds hahaha ya big cutie

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Just saw this. 🤗 ❤️

[@stevethorpe]

I love this trick! Thanks for sharing. When I do it for my less magic-savvy friends I use this exact method, but I have friends who would likely spot my attempt at a top-stack retention, and who who definitely suspect a set-up if I didn't shuffle, so I came up with an extra bit of misdirection and confusion for them: Instead of a single-suit stack of 13 cards I use the 14 odd-numbered clubs and hearts with the ace of hearts as the marker card, at position 14. That way I can start with a full spread to show it appears to be a fairly mixed deck, and my top-stack retention shuffle doesn't attract as much scrutiny. Then I hand the spectator the top thirteen cards and let them shuffle. Then I tell them to cut to any card in the remainder of the deck to get a number from 1 to 13. Then I tell them to find the card in their 13-card stack that is that number from the top, remember it, and place it on the remainder of the deck (on top of the ace of hearts, of course) without me seeing it. It doesn't matter if they look at the cards in their stack as the mix of clubs and hearts will appear random). From here the trick is pretty much the same, the only difference is the card you're looking for after the riffle-shuffles is the first odd-numbered heart or club after the ace of hearts. A nice extra twist on the original (single-suit) version is: just before you start to look through the deck for their card at the end, announce you are going to try to read their mind. While doing your favorite mind-reading gesture tell them "I think your card is red, right? “ then just as you start to search through the deck say "I'm definitely getting a diamond" by this time they'll think you know the card even though you haven't yet located it, making the reveal even more mysterious when you do find it.

[@MegaGuitarist15]

Honestly the interlocking chain is one of my favorite principles. One of the first things I look for in an effect is spectator interaction. I want my magic to feel intimate and personal. When I discovered this principle I couldn’t help but smile. The ability to let not one but two spectators shuffle or the same spectator twice... it’s a dream come true for any magician. It’s really difficult to find this principle on KZbin if it’s one this platform at all. Thank u for sharing this with everyone man. Generous as always.

[@peterwestgate2570]

This is literarily the best card trick tutorial ever!

[@pratham8891]

I'm going to fool my friends asap now. This was definitely one of the easiest yet impactful magic tricks ik. Thanks, Spidey ❤️

[@wwedivasfan9490]

Thanks again for putting this out! I ❤ tricks like this where you make it as fair as possible to the spectator and still able to find their card with minimum sleight and set up! I will definitely be practicing and hopefully perfecting this trick so I can add it to my repertoire. Again, thanks and appreciate you sharing this!

[@ch1nmqy132]

I am not lying when I say this: I LOVE THIS TRICK! Using the 12 numbers on a clock is straight-up GENIUS. I had one observation, however, that I thought I should put into writing: I performed something that was close to this before, where I remembered the 12 cards at the top, did some very convincing false shuffles and made the spectator choose a card from there. But the way you taught me how to retain the top packet of a deck is just amazing, and I will definitely refer back to this video when want to take a look at that again. PS: Really excited about MagicLand coming back, if I got chosen, I would 100% pull 2 all-nighters!

[@advaitrathi5013]

This actually fooled me so bad and even reminded me of one of Ben Earl's effect called Ramjollock. Both of these are amazing!

[@advaitrathi5013]

@@garvitsharma491 It's there in Ben Earl's project called Past Midnight. :)

[@advaitrathi5013]

@@garvitsharma491 Since I don't own the trick, I cannot just tell it you. It is inappropriate for you to ask someone to just tell how the trick is done. Vanishing Inc. offers the trick as a single purchase too wherein it is taught by Ben Earl himself. It's $12 so I would encourage you to check it out.

[@garvitsharma491]

@@advaitrathi5013 okayie thanks man I have decided to buy the Past midnight 1,2,3. Can you suggest some more good card magic DVDs ??

[@dabeveryday9991]

yeah, first thing I thought of when I saw the performance was An Instinct for Cards in Royal Road

[@advaitrathi5013]

@@dabeveryday9991 exactly! That is like a foundation for many of these weird psychological principles. I love it!

[@shanethrelfall416]

My 8 year old son did the ghost coin trick in school for show and tell, his teacher was shocked, he had no clue what happened and how he did it, he’s been practicing for a while and he’s mastered it, he’s got that magicians flare like you do, he’s shy but he stunned everyone when it came to his performance, he’s called Lewis Threlfall, I’ve got a feeling he’s going to be popular when it comes to illusions when he’s older

[@danielmizrahi9629]

good luck to your son

[@garvin5191]

Love these tricks that are built on such simple principles but still have such great impacts. As always, excellent tutorial.

[@joemasterman4305]

Spidey, you glorious bastard. Save some talent, humbleness, and extremely magnanimous disposition for the rest of us! Great video my man, keep killing it sir

[@13SageL]

I just wanted to tell you Spidey, I used to perform magic a little while agi now, but wayching this trick and being reminded of royal road has really enthused me to put a spin on this trick even just from hearing it a few moments ago. Thank you for reigniting the love again!

[@yashsatsharma]

I saw the Ben Earls magic and could guess how this one was done

[@viliusklangauskas6951]

I love you creativity, the fact that you look at old magic principles and try to figure out new uses for it is just so inspirational❤

[@afsnit]

I can't believe you show us all those amazing tricks and their explanation for free

[@f.v4470]

Wow, this trick is insane! I often do magic tricks on my brother who knows some magic, so he sometimes recognizes a key card or false mix. But with this principle and technique, he had no idea, he was impressed. Great great job Spidey, it's the best I found on KZbin and requires practically no skill. Spectacular!

[@karencardozo4666]

It’s 3:47 am and I’m in love with this trick ! 😍🙌🏽 Thank you for sharing ! I’m in awe ! Also your personality and the way you deliver is very entertaining and easy to understand ! 🙏🏽

[@kevind6723]

Spiders a pretty cool dude. He responds to comments a lot and I super appreciate that.

[@cyberdash]

Yes, Spider is amazing

[@hammad3180]

Yeah spider is great..

[@Thecarddude-dt4yt]

Thank you for being such an inspiration. You have really helped me learn magic, mentalist, and hypnosis. Today’s video was great. I love all the new content you are sending and posting. Keep up the good work.

[@zwelgje4798]

What an amazing cardtrick. When you showed it it looked impossible. Shuffel 2 times. Mixing up the 12 cards and riffel twice at the end. Loved it and wil definitly use it 😀 I've been thinking of a good excuse to count down 12 cards and think I will use the story of the 12 disciples. On wich the spectator can pick out the Judas. Simply amazing 😀

[@debmalyachakrabortybigmhs4121]

I want a love option to react. This video deserves more than a like.....

[@ryannoble2003]

defo agree there well said

[@thecrazyhurrellsqaud867]

I love all the stuff you do but this has been soo helpful I have just got through this section in the Royal road to card magic. This is an absolutely fantastic alternative routine with the same principles. Thanks for all your help on my own road to magic

[@mukundmetta5113]

Spidey, What an amazing principle!! People were literally born geniuses, in the old age! What an observation!! The fact that people, observed the interlocking of cards and all the random possibilities, is just amazing. I'll be using this principle in many more tricks! Thanks so much for sharing Spidey!!🙏👍

[@pvssaatvik]

This interlocking chain concept is fantastic and the way you use clock in that is awesome

[@nortonofnorthamerica]

I agree , I have the book and I feel embarrassed I missed this principal . but in my defence I tend to steer away from tricks with stacked decks . I still should have caught this one... it’s taking a keycard to the next level

[@donpudliner1141]

Spider, thanks so much for posting this, it truly is such a fooler and no difficult sleights.

[@devadeepmenon340]

This video was just great Spidey! The method just as mind-blowing as the effect. I love these old and lesser known principles in magic and this one is a gem.❤️

[@JeffPagaduan06]

This card trick is easy but so much amazing and clever! Love everything about it! 🙌✨

[@mcf4il3rtv_12]

I really love this trick and I can't wait to show it to my brother, who has the talent to always see right through my tricks. Can't wait to see his reaction when he can't figure this one out :D And thanks for teaching this amazing piece to us!

[@francisp6723]

This trick is crazy and the underlying principle has so much potential for variations on the routine. Excellent!

[@stuartsharp2069]

My GOD this is unbelievable. Really cool principal! Thanks so much Spidey!!!!

[@priyanshujainamazing3551]

In the beginning i saw that u were retenting the top cards...but never thought that the riffle interlocking would come into play so well... It really was an unpredictable trick..💯💯🔥🔥and ease with you performed it..hats off👏👏👍

[@stumpythelog3835]

I just used this concept on my friends and they were completely blown away 😂 Amazing trick!

[@superamitangshu1482]

What a trick!!! A MINDBLOWING TRICK!!! It completely fooled me, and I was even more fooled to find out the secret... Such a deceptive trick and so simple is the secret?!! You are a great teacher...You teach magic tricks...I mean difficult and deceptive magic tricks in such an easy way that everyone(from beginner to a pro) can learn...Thank you...And to be honest, it was you who inspired me to do card magic tricks...It was your videos which took my magic performances to a next level...You not only teach the magic tricks, but also teach the requisites and prerequisites,such as how to speak during the performance, the history of a trick,etc, and in so details... Lastly, not only is this card trick of your's deceptive, but ALL of you magic tricks are complete foolers!!!

[@Mike_the_Magic_Man]

Terrific tutorial! The principle is able to be for multiple applications. I plan on adding it to my next close gig in a few weeks. Thank you!

[@worshiphismajesty4235]

this was such a brilliant trick.. thank you for sharing.. I m really fooling out all.. thank you thank you thank you thank you

[@ceddd07]

I like these old principles, they are powerful weapons against magicians :) Thanks Spidey, so many things we can do with it!

[@johansteyn7194]

Thank you for being such an inspiration. And showing things that anyone can do from beginner to expert. and it is just amazing watching your videos.

[@waskan.herrera]

This is amazing! One year later it’s still inspiring other upcoming mentalist like myself. I love this video

[@TheDeepDish]

Still my favorite Sun morning ritual. You’re killing it

[@corywithaynoe]

I love learning all these creative ways to get a break in the deck. 😊

[@ajipratheesh4762]

I love your performance 😍😍 thank you soooo much for all of this

[@davidrichins4012]

Spidey thanks for your awesome explanations. Your style of teaching matches my learning styles to a T. I love the lessons on the history behind the illusions. I am almost always successful in my demonstrations of the illusions you teach. Thanks for making the information available to newcomers like me. David Yakima, WA

[@11298049]

Very nice. I sincerely appreciate your enthusiasm and teaching expertise.

[@Zax-Magic-Israel]

Great simple trick... Amazing what you can find in old magic books!

[@MaryBeth205]

This was absolutely amazing! By using the image of the clock, I can actually incorporate telling time (a 3rd grade standard) into this trick! I love finding ways to use magic in my classroom because it makes things so much more memorable for the kids. Thank you so much for this! I can’t wait to use it next year! 😁

[@donaldgann82]

A good way to interact with your students would be to lay out the Twelve cards in the circle of a clock face and ask them to place the card at the time they select on top of the other deck. This gives the student the chance to show you that they know where the numbers on the clock face are positioned. After they place the card they choose on top of your key card, you can just continue as Spidey does.

[@donaldgann82]

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[@demianwheeler5142]

Love it! Thanks, Spidey! That principle is so brilliant!

[@nandgajjar1641]

Awesome Spidey well you always come with great pieces of magic on channel you know we say quality is better then quantity that's the scenario on your channel ! I love every single tutorials or videos of you revealing mentalism with the series mentalist breakdown everything is great !!

[@Nico2718_]

Very nice trick! It actually adds a deeper layer to a simple "I find your card" trick! 💪 I just want to point a small note to anybody that will try this trick: if the card you use as a reference (in the explanation the ace of diamonds) is near the top of the deck and no other diamonds are after it, it's because when you cut you split the deck in between the ace of diamonds and the chosen card, which will therefore be the first diamond you encounter from the bottom of the deck. P.S. I actually understood the trick because I know a triumph that uses a similar principle with face up and face down cards

[@lennartbjurstrom2548]

Such an ingenious trick - simple and beautiful - thank you Spidey!

[@KMadheshvarB]

This is one of the greatest tutorials in your channel dude !! Do more like this and keep on rocking 👍👍

[@garfeild-123]

Damn dude.This is the best tutorial I've seen on KZbin.I think everybody will agree.

[@ryannoble2003]

totaly agree its a very strong hidden prinsable used amongs the greats

[@g.tucker8682]

Amazing prediction, Neil! I, for one, agree. How did you know?😃

[@efretonalaar4620]

The trick is strong and this would be true for most youtubers but Spidey is sharing so many great tricks I would argue whether this one is his "best". I like another one even more

[@garfeild-123]

@@g.tucker8682 MAGIC 🤣

[@hazargulle4827]

This is the best trick on this channel!

[@dylanyoung4938]

Wow spidey this is incredible thank you so much for helping us newbies at learning magic

[@H3RCh]

Love the subtlety of saying that you know the card is in the 12th position, great justification for a few riffle shuffles👌

[@saarthakgupta4391]

this channel made me interested in learning magic...amazing as ever 🔥

[@adityagupta6998]

Love from INDIA ❤️ Best thing about your videos that you doesn't come and reveal any routine or trick, you talk about the trick, you talk about its origin it's history love these things. And also I'll love it if you make a video in talking about magic books what to read first etc.. coz I have very difficulty in reading some of magic books One day if I go US I'll defenatly take your autograph on my deck🔥🔥

[@TheAnimatorsUnite]

Definitely one of my favorite principles, great work! Oh and I think marlo also used the clock analogy to only use twelve cards, but for a different trick where they didn't have to say a number.

[@amazinghondo9416]

Insanely and inconceivably clever principle here. A double shuffle location that will amaze all. Cannot wait to give it a try at my next close-up gig on 5-21-21.

[@Dakshayini.6253]

Woooooooooow 😱 You nailed it ❤️❤️❤️

[@alithetrickster2789]

This was a great tutorial. Keep it up. This is definitely a great piece of magic.

[@robertgillcash1696]

Wow. You are extremely generous to let us into your world like that. Thank you.

[@MaarCeeloo]

You fooled me Spidey! Awesome as always. Thanks 💪

[@matthewthemagician7132]

Already bought my ticket! Can’t wait to see you there!

[@jamilfarhansakief2927]

Honestly, I thought there was no way that was possible. Ingenious!!

[@Calibus71]

A bit of an advanced method for a more cleaner and deceptive effect if you wanted - you could memorize/commit to 12 random cards to use with an ace instead of all the same suit of course. Thanks for sharing Spidey - superb work and channel.

[@LucaAmadeus]

Such a easy and yet deceptive principle. Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@brianvolpe3242]

Love the tarot shirt! As above, so below, the magician uses all the elements!

[@edbaumann842]

Love this trick!! Can't wait to try it.

[@harshvardhankeyal1998]

It was great tutorial. I am following your videos for at least a year and learnt so much more than I learnt in last three years. Thank you so much for your effort

[@dmontes133]

This is........FREAKING AWESOME!! Thank you, so much. You and EKat are also so amazing!

[@Adam1984_]

Just watched the intro so far and I'm already impressed. Any trick that can fool Ekat has my attention.

[@matteomarzo4542]

Thank you so much for these free tutorials.. They're amazing ❤️

[@jayk646]

😱😱😱 so basic principles and blast

[@andrewmorales5592]

Hey man, loved this tutorial, it completely fooled me. I've learned so much from you. Huge thank you for all this great magic tutorials.

[@bhavnasharma9008]

loved the trick! very exited for the convention! 13:15 i was doing the exact thing while watching the performance definetly doing this for hecklers.thanks for sharing your trick with this principal.

[@faris_diz]

Great trick, hope to see more videos like this in the future (and more The Mentalist reactions) 😁

[@sbak1972]

I just rediscovered interlocking chains. Thanks! That was cool :-)

[@saumyaa1623]

This was a blast spidey sir. This is the most deceptive trick ever taught. It seems so fare and clean. Love your channel the most.👍👍

[@DamienSSSS]

Hello Spidey, good one too ;) Actually the royal road to magic is the first magic book I've bought to start cards magic, amazing book and love the easy way the explanation are made ! Small question, could you teach to your community a good (and believable) ACAAN ? I would be very interested in it.

[@jorgelopeztomasello7097]

Excelente truco y excelente la explicación! Un abrazo enorme desde Argentina

[@timotrilk5000]

Hey Spidey, I recently bought the Trick from Ben Seidman u promoted and I just wanted to thank you, because it is simply amazing! Keep your great work up as well of course!

[@david_alba]

What an amazing principle and what an amazing trick! Thank you very much for your dedication.

[@pwaxman]

As always, great tutorial. Thanks.

[@andreseh87]

Wow! That’s incredible and so simple too!

[@wulfgarthepen]

I really liked this principle when I first read royal road but somehow forgot about it and you still crushed me, thanks for reminding me how great it is!!

[@mjmj007a]

Another amazing trick and Thank You...

[@scptime1188]

Just as I'm thinking of new tricks to do... you come out with this gem! Keep it up dude! Love your stuff man.

[@WatchandLearnMagic]

Before I even watched the tutorial I had to mention that I love Ekat. But, after seeing the tutorial...WOW! That is a keeper right from the git go. Thanks Spidey.

[@Mohsin__Khan]

Superb video as always! Simple and yet Powerful ❤️❤️

[@riteshsinghiiita]

clearly the best channel on magic!

[@magicalhazzard6672]

Watched performance several times but still couldn't figure it out. Lol, fooled my grandpa for the first time😂 thankyou

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Take THAT grandpa!!!

[@MAXXXRC]

@@SpideyHypnosis LOL 🤣

[@PrashantSingh-kx6op]

Wow....what an amazing trick...I saw the performance 3 times before going to the tutorial and I couldn't notice anything deceptive at all...what a clean and awesome performance and an amazing tutorial...👍

[@vasavi6559]

Love your videos.. I always wait for those and see as soon as they are released...

[@XN00044]

This was such an amazing trick - and I learned a new principle!

[@kunalsonawane5448]

Even if ur riffle shuffle is not decent u can go ahead with two of them , just there will be a small change in the revealing part of the trick . U will have to eliminate one of the two cards nearest to the key card by asking the spectator about one of the difference between the two cards!!

[@rohandey4667]

This is MADNESS🔥...such a crazy idea...wooooow❤️

[@__f__l589]

Really love that trick, one of best card trick tutorial on youtube.

[@U2fan24]

New concept to me. This was awesome! Thanks :)

[@NicoYou78]

Wow! This is indeed brilliant!

[@lyteproesports]

I’m speechless 🙀