Miraskill Card Trick Performance and Tutorial

The Miraskill Card Trick Performance and Tutorial.
Miraskill is a card trick that was devised by the Canadian magician Stewart James.
In the trick, the cards can be shuffled by a spectator. The spectator then chooses to be red or black and the cards are dealt in pairs.
Amazingly the amount of cards the spectator receives is predicted.
This is a very easy trick to learn and perform and in the tutorial section of the video, the secret is revealed.
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[@Craigsmagictable]

Fantastic tutorial on a classic trick. 👏👏👏👏😀

[@RobertBallMagician]

This is a cool trick. Your tutorial is spot on. An easy show me a card trick anytime effect 😊👍😊👍

[@crashmagic]

Thanks and I agree; an easy one to do on demand 👍

[@Laurencetw]

good one, I remember it from Scarne's book. don't think I ever performed it, but maybe it's time to give it a chance. due to arthritis, my interest in self-working tricks is much rekindled. thank you friend for all your wonderful vids!

[@crashmagic]

Thank you so much. Definitely worth giving a go 🙂👍

[@apostatereacts]

From the Encyclopedia of Card Tricks. I like to do this as a party trick with a big presentation to disguise the simple concept. The cards are casino washed on the floor with audience participation to make a real mess., with people kicking cards everywhere. I divide them into two teams with a chosen representative, red and black teams. Then the two teams face off in a game of luck. Each picks one card off the floor and turns it over. If both cards are red, red team wins that round and their representative takes care of those cards. Vice versa for black. If neither team wins the round (red and black is a "draw"), then the discard pile is left in my hat, which has been thrown into the centre of the mess of cards on the floor without any mention of the prediction in it. This carries on until all cards are exhausted. Then the team with the least cards digs through the discard pile in my hat, to find the prediction underneath. Give it a go!

[@crashmagic]

That sounds like a brilliant way to perform this trick. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@apostatereacts]

@@crashmagic Pleasure. Enjoy!

[@judgedread9253]

Very nice. I like to leave 4 red cards in the box first time round. Then, as you're putting the cards 'away', just say, 'one more go?'. And bring out 'all' the cards. Prediction will be 'equal' amounts. Great videos you have..😉

[@crashmagic]

Yes that makes sense, so you're back to a full deck. Thanks 🙂👍

[@t.k3839]

Play the tutorial..

[@jasonirelan-ig5fl]

Stewart James as opposed to James Stewart who also famous in the old days.

[@crashmagic]

Lol trust me I nearly got it the wrong way round a few times 🤣

[@AndreaMerchak]

Nice trick. Thanks for sharing.

[@crashmagic]

Thank you my friend and glad you liked it 🙂

[@timbaldwinmagic]

Such a great trick!

[@crashmagic]

It's a classic! 👍

[@4suits]

A classic! 😀 Great performance and tutorial 👏👍

[@crashmagic]

Thanks and much appreciated 🙂👍

[@crashmagic]

Thanks and much appreciated 🙂👍

[@anil4nature]

👏👌👌👌😍😍