The Perfect Stop Trick - Tutorial

[@benjaminfranklin4149]

This trick is so simple, but so elegant. I like that you can adapt the lead up to the revelation by having the spectator intuitively stopping at places and/or using the value of cards to count down, you can even have them roll a die to generate random numbers. They have a lot of free choice to dictate the count down procedure which makes it feel super fair even though the outcome will be exactly the same. It also requires minimal sleights and handling of the cards which gives you a lot of latitude to focus on theme and presentation. Beautifully performed and explained Sean! Thank you so much for sharing. You have one of the best magic channels on YT without question.

[@etienneh564]

There is also a nice version from DaOrtiz in "reloaded" i think : same method but the spectator have the power of the magician.

[@AnthonyScottGames]

Pretty nice. Thanks!

[@patrickdutton6056]

Fantastic !

[@ecastag]

Too good!

[@bighands675]

Good stuff guy

[@samhodson6470]

Can you put a list of your books and where to purchase them.

[@RobertBallMagician]

A brilliant trick such a wonderful tutorial 😊😊😊😊

[@SeanDevine]

Thanks Robert!

[@GaryCunninghamyouareenough]

#letsgetintoit 🤘🃏

[@alanreid250]

I am soon going to have a full deck of pencil marked cards..lol

[@SeanDevine]

lol! Every time I open a new deck, the first thing I do is pencil dot the queen of clubs.

[@ooohla9872]

This is actually a hell of a trick! It just seems so impossible! I thought it was one of those setup deck with cards prepared to lead you to the final card, I think you taught a trick like that, but this one is just so easy! What I like to do to do those sort of trick impromptu is to first do the classic deal or mix trick, where they tell you what to do, but the procedure doesn't mix the catd at all! And then, you have a whole suit ready to go, just do a few false shuffles, and you can go on with the trick!