LEARN AMAZING 'MIND-READING JOKERS' TRICK | Expert Magic Trick Revealed

[@ftlPhysicsGuy]

I love the way you teach magic. IMHO, knowing how a trick is done doesn't take away from the magic - it helps you appreciate the art of the magician. I love trying to figure out how a trick is done - not to "catch" the artist when he/she "messes up," but to imagine and discern how the effect might have been achieved after seeing it masterfully performed.

[@richard-8710]

ftlPhysicsGuy My feelings exactly. I love and appreciate the art even more after learning how to ...

[@yavivanov6650]

You're great! I loved your point about teaching magic!

[@anthonyhilton4736]

Jay you are my favorite magician/ magic teacher. I’ve learned so much from you. You’re the best dude

[@SankeyMagic]

And I love your positive and generous vibe Tony. Thanks!

[@tomholbrook2948]

Thank you Jay for teaching, sharing and motivating us

[@jeffreystanke5800]

I stopped doing magic back in 2007 and am getting back into it just for fun, I'm very happy to see that I can re-learn all my favorite slights on youtube easily. Sure I still have my old AoA books but this is a wonderful way to share and I don't think of it as exposure.

[@xanadu1215]

My Gosh: Camp Sankey - EVERYTHING is here. And no non-magician is going to take the time to learn this or any other. I perform over 100 shows a year and it is soooo rare someone says they saw a trick on KZbin etc. And when they do, I say "Good you saw a trick but does that make you a magician? No? We are entertainers so relax and enjoy the show" :)

[@evan_shym.kollects]

Love ur magic jay funny and entertaining thx ur taught me a lot from here and inside deception thx

[@bluepingwu]

very nice trick and tutorial. at the end well said! you’re amazing Jay. Unfortunately it will take a while for me to master this trick (or it will never happen)

[@m1gramme]

Thank you for teaching. I have and am learning much from you and am very grateful.

[@mitchcoleman1238]

I agree! What you’re doing is not exposure, it’s teaching!! Big difference! ❤️❤️❤️

[@PhilippBoettcher]

You are absolutely inspiring. I love to practice your tricks and show them to friends and family and see their amazed faces.

[@johnknee3666]

Jay! Tons of gold in this video. Love it!!!

[@christopherhamilton642]

Oh my goodness. I love this trick!!! I love the higher level tricks that help me learn and develop my skills. You are a genius and I greatly appreciate you sharing your knowledge on both how to do the tricks and the psychology behind it.

[@SankeyMagic]

Yowza. You rock with the compliments Chris! :)

[@marincubela9738]

What a wonderful and amazing routine!! Great work Sankey!!!

[@SankeyMagic]

Thanks Marin!

[@loganmendelson6201]

I just started using the erdnase color change as a PRODUCTION in my Ambitious Card routine. I never had a good moment if I tried doing a face up phase, and also I refused to use a pass during the routine. But now i control the face up card to the second position and it's truly magical after the production.

[@DevinSmith56]

Wow, this is my next goal. I've just started learning card magic, and hopefully within a few months I'll be able to do this amazing trick, thanks Jay.

[@ClemonsKunkel]

Wowing that was Awesome trick. I watched it over and over. Sweet moves

[@deathunleeshed]

Intense card trick! You never cease to amaze me Jay! Thanks far adding this powerful performance to my arsenal

[@vardofive]

Killer idea with the tent vanish! Also about exposure, you are a veritable encyclopedia of magic. You have such knowledge and freshness. You are a teacher 100%, and my favourite teacher at that. Thank you, as always, for your generosity and wisdom Jay.

[@RatKingGreat]

Awesome trick! You really are the best magic teacher (and the best magician). Thank you for your immense contribution to the magic community!

[@donaldgann82]

I agre

[@geckothesorcerer5211]

I've always hated how the tent vanish looked & now I absolutely love how the card gets reversed to prove the vanish! Also thank you for showing your revolution count on video, I have written explanations in a few of your books & for some reason, I could never visualize it. Now I get it! Thanks again!

[@SankeyMagic]

Glad it 'clicked' for ya amigo.

[@davidiglesias669]

Hello Jay, podrías hacer un truco espectacular con cartas zener? Gracias

[@luksvarg]

Simple (but dificult) sleighs, AMAZING routine, jay you born to do this.

[@SankeyMagic]

Thanks for the lovely comment Lucas!

[@musicandcoffee2853]

That's a monster for sure Jay! Excellent work. I wonder if this could be tacked on to a color change? Good call about secrets too. Got to pass it on somehow. The magician that I studied with gave me his secrets after he saw I was serious about it.

[@tomholbrook2948]

OMGoodness! Schooling us!!! Thanks Jay!

[@TyroClint]

I learnt that from your sleight of hand card magic DVD. I noticed you've add some new ideas to it. Awesome

[@user-pz9cw7ze7w]

I liked and I agree to your perspective of the 'exposure' thing .☺

[@aaronorand3208]

Thanks for your diligence, always enjoy your videos

[@SankeyMagic]

Diligence. Great word. Thank you for your kind comment.

[@strangedays453]

What an excellent little routine nice one Jay

[@gwestlun]

Jay, Thank You! You are the best!

[@foobar6194]

I think what you're doing in these videos is great. I'm not even an amateur magician, but I do like to see how things work. Yes, one doesn't perform a trick, and right afterwards show the audience how one did it. But many people think these are just "cheap tricks," or dismiss "sleight of hand" as a triviality. These videos show the level of virtuosity involved in acquiring the skills necessary to do this, not to mention the insight needed to invent them. I only wish that after you explain how you do the trick, you would demonstrate it again at the end, since there's that much more appreciation afterwards, not less.

[@stevemurray2303]

Fantastic tutorial Jay. Possibly the best you've done. Great job!

[@SankeyMagic]

Wow. Super kind!!!

[@nitishthakur3644]

This is an effect I first saw in one of your lectures and is my Goto sandwich routine...and it is THE BEST sandwich routine I have ever seen. Talking about the first phase, what i love most about this is that there are 3 magic moments as opposed to just one, which is what I love...I only perform the first phase...but it kills...Thanks Jay for the effect..!

[@SankeyMagic]

So glad you like it NT!

[@Trentx79]

I just want to thank you for your videos . You are absolutely right... You are keeping the art alive and have inspired me majorly! I watch your videos everyday... I am not a magician but have always loved watching and always wanted to learn. So please don't listen to the haters talking about " exposing" .. I love what you are doing and hopefully I can learn some of these someday.

[@jeremycovert3654]

All this channel has done is make me continue to want to do magic. All I've done for the last ten years is focus on slights..well 8 or so..since I found this channel. But now I use gimmicks and everyday items to surprise people. But I have the drive to do this again...I did lose it for a while. So thanks Jay

[@SankeyMagic]

Hey, I can totally relate. In many ways, magic has been the backbone of my life, but I too go through periods where the LAST THING I want to see is a freakin' deck of cards. Go gently boss...

[@brianschutt6301]

Your videos are great! You are not exposing magic, these are very educational. Keep it up!!!

[@SankeyMagic]

Dat's def da plan!

[@nigelweir3852]

The secret is not the magic , your method ,your skill is the magic, the practice it takes . I watch with awe that you can fool us with such minimal movement , but boy just the sheer fluidity of the moves , like listening to a beautiful peace of music , the rhythm. Even when you explain it show the method it still amazes . Hats off to you

[@SankeyMagic]

Man oh man, lovely kind words indeed. Thanks for each of them Nigel.

[@tendopainnagato9337]

Aah awesome, something so sleight intensive and purely magical. Thank you Jay for the amazing video.

[@davidiglesias669]

Eres el mejor, ojala vinieras por Barcelona

[@SankeyMagic]

Barcelona es una ciudad hermosa. Gracias por la invitacion. ¡Todo lo mejor para ti y tu familia!

[@pablozaldi]

you are an absolute inspiration!

[@ElectricPharmacy]

I remember this from your Sankey Very Much DVD, Seeing the Revolution Count during the routine was just mesmerizing and for me it opened up so many doors leading to other card tricks. I love how one can take an idea or sleight and add it to another effect to better or even change the outcome. That's what i like about Magic best of all, it's like cooking. We have an arsenal of ingredients or sleights in this case which we can throw into a big pot mix them up with good ideas, the right timing and with a little trial and error the possibilities for new material is endless however, I digress. in answer to the above question I would have to say no but it would be cool as hell though.

[@erinbarger3822]

The best magic teacher ever!

[@aaryanarora1432]

Hey Sankey, I am having a lot of problem with the classic pass, so is there any other move that can be done instead of the classic or the rifle pass???

[@341kmac]

I've been doing this trick for many years! It might have been a round 1990 when I first saw you perform and explain the trick on video tape . But as I recall the handling of the vanish was different.

[@masterjediade9650]

Thank you for what you do for the art of magic 👍

[@Pit820game]

This is definitely going to be something I perform! I used to just use the first phase of the jokers melting to find the card as a standalone trick. This is really exciting and refreshing to see!! Thanks jay! (Just renewed my 2nd year of Inside deception, loving it!!)

[@SankeyMagic]

AWESOME! So glad you are enjoying InsideDeception. U rock!

[@westonding8953]

I do not believe anyone has real psychic powers but I do believe that there are definitely people who can fully master the ability to make it seem as if they do. With this skill you can earn the respects of even highly skeptical people. Mr. Sankey can definitely show this.

[@alankingwell]

What an amazing tutorial 👍👍👍

[@maartenarnou]

Awesome routine! 👍

[@BradWardman]

I have witnessed things that defy explanation, so yes, i think there are a few who actally can

[@ParkinT]

This is a magnificent application of a series of common sleights into a fantastic routine. I think of this asA Sankey Sandwich on Rye (your humor) with Erdnase.Yes. InsideDeception has provided me THE BEST instruction on Magic and also a generous smattering of Jay's offbeat sense of humor!!

[@thelostnorth713]

Special thanks to you Jay. This is one of the best card tricks that are in my arsenal now and it is something that takes much practice and effort to do it as smoothly as how you did in ur performance. I wish you all the best and keep up the good work. I really enjoy the videos you make :)

[@andrewhale4727]

You’re the best Sankey

[@TheIlluminator]

Did you do an Elmsley count with the Jokers?

[@greg_c23]

You are the best magician !

[@davidhollings8379]

Not just no but heck no! Thank for all your good lessons

[@GeekSpeakDesign]

Love what you’re doing here man

[@SankeyMagic]

Thanks JH!

[@vaibhavjain3234]

Great handling Jay. You removed that weird part of biddle trick where you make 2 packs for No apparent reason.

[@shubhendudeshmukh3146]

You deserves million subscribers ..

[@willcsirns6630]

I agree Jay keep it alive. Sometimes I give a trick away to one of my friends if they are really interested in doing it for there friends and family. Magicmanwill

[@virginiapicker]

OMG this is brilliant 😳

[@willjohnston2959]

Your point about having the two jokers facing the same way that you make early on is important for a couple of reasons. Thematically it works well with the humorous business of the two jokers "listening" to the spectator's thoughts when placed near the spectator's ears and also with the implication that the two jokers are "talking" to each other as they work together to trap the selected card within the deck, and in effect it also makes them look a little bit like guards on both sides of a "prisoner." Technically it also helps support the later counts in the second part of the trick, when you apparently turn face up one joker, then the other joker. When this false count is done, by necessity the "two" jokers will face the same direction. This has been subtly established already because the spectators have always seen them this way, with heads in same orientation. So the count looks natural. If you allowed the spectator to view the pair of jokers earlier in opposite orientations, this could lead the spectator to expect the two different jokers to appear that way during the later counts, and when that does not occur, it might weaken the believability of the false count, even if spectators don't really sense they are seeing just two not three cards. I don't know if I conveyed precisely what I mean above. Just wanted to add to your comment that described it as a small nicety you've been in the habit of doing. It has a significant latent effect that helps sell the later counts just before the tent vanish.

[@1man270]

OMG its so great but can someone explain me this quick riffle force?

[@michaelreeve9979]

I can tell you this Jay. If I had been fortunate enough when I was at school to have ONE teacher, in ANY subject, who wsd enthusiastic and inspiring as you are in your teaching of magic, I would have had a different life to the one I have lived. Keep doing what you do sir, and thank you.

[@SankeyMagic]

Thanks Mike. You are such a lovely guy.

[@michaelreeve9979]

SankeyMagic just telling it as I see it Jay.

[@lakshitsingh10]

I mean what can I say. Man your a genius

[@bubble2643]

you're*

[@paulrogers8388]

I am at 3:44 and only saw the classic pass. I am trying to learn this pass as we speak..... Probably why I saw it!

[@bohnec1]

I would appreaciate if someone could tell me the name of the song at the beginning. Thanks!

[@NagySilver]

15:35-17:43... Amen!!!! There's a difference between Exposure and Teaching! :D

[@ChristianFitzharris]

This is hardcore! Great work, Jay!

[@SankeyMagic]

Groovin the new photo boss!

[@mysticalpotato447]

Wow... Amazing performance with a nice twist on the classic trick "joker finds your card" trick. Well done my man :D

[@SankeyMagic]

Do what I can! :)

[@sonianaorem9185]

I dont think so because even my best and best magician , you Jay didn't than who can it be possible to someone. ROCK opening jay nice... nice magic👌👌👌💞

[@crizzy777]

gotta say, first phase I was like "meh, know a better routine..." and then you floored me with that second one! Nicely done!

[@SankeyMagic]

Saweeeet. Thanks.

[@Sebastopolmark]

The answer: No someone does not have "REAL" psychic powers, but what's important is the fact that you can make people "THINK" someone (Jay) has psychic powers. That's where the "power" comes from. Jay this is a GREAT routine. This is the one I think I will study, and study. Not only are the tricks most effective, but you always have a story to get the audience to take ownership in it. Simply perfection! !! !!!

[@SankeyMagic]

Yesssssss! I'm thrilled you groove it.

[@bigdam4520]

Genius man

[@tomf7655]

Brilliant trick!

[@SankeyMagic]

Shanks!

[@kpgyoh]

Boy oh boy this routine is awesome only a person with psychic powers can come up with this. :) Awesome brothaa

[@SankeyMagic]

Very funny man. LOL.

[@catchaser3433]

I couldn't agree more

[@Johnston756]

Wow that is an awesome trick. Thats making the impossible possible 😆

[@elwyncoates9378]

I believe that some people-magicians in particular- have learned the technique of human behavior and used it to their advantage to add some wonder in people's lives. There are subtle ways people don't realize how they act and "professional" trained entertainers can pick up on their vibes. In that's sense, yes I believe you can read people's minds.

[@michaelkolb4344]

Nice one. Love the fact, that it is pure sleight of hand, starting with 54 cards and ending with 54 cards. Besides... The magic books "of yesterday" are todays youtube videos. Magicians of all times have given their knowledge away to those, who whanna leran.

[@SankeyMagic]

Inspired perspective my friend.

[@michaelkolb4344]

Well... pure logic, I suppose. But thank you for your response. And just between you and me... there will be allways something, that you will not give away for "nothing", this little bit of pure magic... this bit that we all love.

[@CarltonNoles]

Thank you, Jay. I enjoy your videos a lot! Let me make a couple of comments. For me knowing how a trick is done doesn't ruin it for me. I recall being in a magic shop as a young adult and there was a kid there with his mom asking about a good starter trick. The owner was showing him the two card monte (one double-faced card and one double backed card) that is in every beginner magic set on the face of the planet. The owner performed the trick for the kid using me as the audience/victim. Knowing the secret I thought (this should be good (sarcastically) and it WAS! It was very good. The performance was everything. Secondly, although you are teaching 'tricks' you, more importantly, teaching 'techniques' the building blocks for tricks and performance ways to approach the same techniques from different perspectives. With this info, we can create our own tricks and effects. I have done exactly that. I'll look at a trick and say I am bad at a certain part of it and figure out a different way to do it or an alternative presentation that hides the problem. Thanks again Jay for everything.

[@mattadore4521]

That was a good one! So much slight of hand... Will take some practice :) As a bartender, your lessons have really helped me entertain and connect with my customers... Love hearing your afterthoughts too... Digs into the psychology behind magic which crosses over into the psychology of bartending, interacting with people, behavior study, and so on... On that note, any REAL psychics out there? Not necessarily, but if one can read people to the extent of "knowing" what the other is thinking, or read patterns in life all around us... That can definitely seem psychic! I rambled... Thanks Sankey!

[@SankeyMagic]

Thank you Matt - thank YOU.

[@MedinasWorks]

I kinda want to believe we all have some kind of psychic powers. We all have sometimes those little moments when we know what's happening in the mind of someone else, or we can sense when someone is watching us. Amazing, amazing video Jay. This one I have to get to practice and master. Thank you so much!

[@SankeyMagic]

Great comment. And many of us can relate to what you are talking about for sure.

[@thebowlerthebowler1405]

great trick

[@abnerwilhelm9604]

Well said on “When do you reveal and how do you reveal it”

[@SankeyMagic]

Cheers.

[@superbad1829]

Yes, yes I do

[@thechristiancowboy6967]

Behold, the Amazing Sankey. Thank you Jay, you're the best. You fooled Penn and Teller and you were so humble, it was no big deal. I think you are a much, much better magician then they are. You're in another league. Don't worry about exposing you're or others tricks. Not everyone see's it. In fact my brother, like myself an armature magician doesn't even watch your videos, he doesn't watch KZbin. Only when I show him. Most are like this. I think only a few non magicians will watch video's like this. And people like myself don't go out and advertise your site. It's our little secret. Thanks again...

[@SankeyMagic]

hey CC - you are fantastic. What a lovely thing to do. Take that time, share those positive sentiments. Thank you oh so much bro.

[@lapatsu5260]

That trick was awesome! Also I don't think that anyone has real psychic powers, but you can become really good at reading people's expressions which is almost as cool.

[@andrewruiter1503]

Lapatsu

[@noahraubenheimer5593]

I Love this :) and i feel like no one has psychic powers like we picture it, like being able to read everyone's minds and stuff, but I feel like there are some people who can sense and feel things a lot better than others if that makes sense? Keep up the great videos

[@SankeyMagic]

Hey Noah, that def makes sense to ME.

[@noahraubenheimer5593]

great to hear :) also really excited to see whats coming to connect and influence!

[@deassssssss]

Very nice

[@soumikganguly8038]

No, I don't think anyone has real psychic powers but you can practice and have great perfection in any art. As said by Forda that Jay Sankey seems to have special powers in his hands.

[@sameernaorem8832]

Nice opening Dud !!! By the way i don't think so that some would possess physic power because even when my best magician Jay didn't possess. Thanks Jay love you Bro 👌👌👌

[@huntingtonbeachsasquatch]

Psychic Powers are very REAL. (Seen it) Just starting this as a "hobby". It's kinda cool that you talk to Chris because that's my name also. No way could I do this one, Maybe in a few years. Nice job! Thanks for showing us.

[@SankeyMagic]

Truly, my pleasure.

[@NagySilver]

At 2:30 when Jay said "fingers", it sounded like he had a Texan accent. Lol!

[@Fast_Eddy_Magic]

Love this one, Jay! Now I have to open two new decks for the jokers. 🙂 Real physic powers? Well not Uri Geller! No one has psychic powers...well, maybe Boris Pocus. If you're using psychic powers to bend spoons, you're doing it the hard way.

[@SankeyMagic]

LOL. "You're doing it the hard way..." Love that.

[@iamshreyas4069]

U r amazing man...

[@rosamontero3807]

nicely done jay🃏👌

[@vardofive]

Also i personally think that there could be true psychic ability, likely a shaman or other sort of medicine man but they certainly arent bending keys or doing billet routines.

[@grouchnoute1]

Hello m'y friend this trick ils really really cool thanks for all kiss front France 🇫🇷

[@Musicgutbucket]

WOW!!