The Most FAMOUS Mind-Reading Card Trick, Revealed! Mentalism Tutorial

They think of a card. You know what it is! That's it! This is the BEST mentalism/mind reading card trick I know with a borrowed, ordinary deck of cards. Enjoy!
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[@betty9759]

Just performed this on my husband right after I learned it. I wasn’t sure if I executed it well (thought I messed up on cutting the deck) anyway his card was the 6th!!!!! He was blown away and couldn’t figure out how I did it

[@KQJ_Diya007]

LOllll nice

[@makingpeopleangryforfun]

I bet he is going to ask for a divorce soon

[@safwat_ullah]

Nice

[@Youtube_Stole_My_Handle_Too]

It's a poor trick you can't do twice and only mentally challenged people fall for it.

[@danquaylesitsspeltpotatoe8307]

So it was the ten of hearts we saw him manipulating in the shuffle! That makes me psychic as well! I would have said a card I didnt see :)

[@shantanumisra7714]

I have friends who will wait the entire deck to tell me they've chosen a card -_-

[@jordana4936]

Shantanu Misra get some new friends 😂

[@marioboutros2282]

jordan amosa those people dnt deserve any magic trick😂

[@overwatchking8842]

those aren't "friends." more like "assholes"

[@Randomfactsforyou12]

Me too, they’ll try to mess me up

[@DylanMan98]

@@Randomfactsforyou12 Simple advice: dont show them tricks anymore. If they want you to fail, they arent interested in seeing magic, you shouldnt force your magic on them. Alternatively, if they are close friends, you can just take a different approach. Instead of "Let me show you a magic trick." Say "May I show you something that I am working on / that I have been practicing?" Many people want to figure out the tricks, thats just human, but if you dont present it in a "look what I can do" but instead in a "I worked hard on this, do you like it?" way, they will be much nicer an dont try to heckle you.

[@MadMagicianGaming]

This is a solid effect. Certainly one of those tricks that could shut up the occasional "I know how you did that" spectator

[@milancoughlin9523]

Can someone please tell me how to do the thing where you bring the 3 to the bottom with the pinky brake? I'm so confused

[@sahilvyas32]

Jmmmmm....mm.....mov ho me nnjg4rea1 to re we re re re re re re re re re re re

[@cancelcancel6613]

Don't be that guy

[@spiderman_227]

The definition of my sister

[@vanshshah23]

Hmm

[@zeusmartinez]

Performed this for my wife and she was smiling from ear to ear. 😁😁😁 Thanks for this, man! Really cheered me up today! I appreciate it!

[@moej.priest6861]

haha! best comment! best wishes.

[@kavitaahuja1690]

Wow.

[@DrencromC5]

guess you've been married a while then......

[@flekmal457]

Guck mal das geht nicht mit dem Garten holen Polizei das bin ich nicht ganz so was Sakko Feldkamp hast du bist du du bist ein

[@fullrandom13]

Isujs

[@RaghavBabbar]

Everybody gangsta until the spectator decides to choose the card they didn't even see in the beginning

[@DreyGaming-lq7xe]

exactly what I was thinking

[@camipco]

Yeah, there's definitely some risk to the trick. I mean a spectator who wants to just fuck with you can name a completely different card at the last moment. That's why it's good to put that "I don't even know if this worked" type language in there. And be able to quickly pivot to a different trick. But in general, most people want the performance to work and will follow along with instructions.

[@jwrosenbury]

When asked to pick a number between 1 and 10, I'm the asshole who picks pi. The card I'm thinking of is the hanged man. Try to find that in your deck!

[@camipco]

@@jwrosenbury I imagine Jason tearing off roughly a 7th from the 4th card down and it's the hanged man...

[@KDill29]

Thats whats happened to me. I was the person choosing a card, and thought of a different one, that wasnt shown. This was being done by a co worker, and he got frustrated that when he showed, which I now know, like 6 cards and I said no. He got super pissed off 😂😂😂😂. It was the 8 of clubs, way deep in the deck😂 Edit, cause the coworker said think of a card, it can be any of these. And i chose a random one. Not realizng your supposed to like be going by what you're seeing.

[@Randomvidsontheinternet1431]

Day 36th of Quarantine. I'm trying to learn Magic tricks.

[@billgreen3138]

Xin Alexei here more to learn more magic tricks youtube SankeyMagic GATO PRETO motorcyle appearnce yamato905 curtlow David Copperfield Channel Magic Show howtoDisturbReality LanceBurtonFan Marco Tempest Andre Kole the pendragons Master Your Master Trickbusters Copperfield Kike Busters Copperfield pythonify CardShuffler99 al amazing alhastings rjlacmagic Gaff Academy Guy Cramer Hyper Stealth Corp penn and teller dont try this at home penn and teller off the deep end tv specials penn and teller cruel tricks for dear friends video ps hope this helps you exspand your knowledge be safe in Christ

[@charge_artichoke7317]

Xin Alexei same

[@melodymashup183]

Mee too

[@macpayne7288]

same...

[@basilty2731]

me too

[@markconger8049]

Dang, dude! That’s the ultimate mentalism trick! Any deck. Repeatable. No reset needed. Works on any person. Anywhere (except maybe in high wind!)

[@SpideyHypnosis]

It’s not exactly repeatable because the card won’t always end up in the same place. But yeah it’s a killer

[@markconger8049]

By repeatable I meant it can be done again fresh with another person.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Mark Conger oh. Yes! It’s instant reset :)

[@markconger8049]

There’s all kinds of little tweaks you can do to make it seem totally different each time. Love this one.

[@TheKillersnake7]

@@markconger8049 You should not do this twice in a row! People might notice that once you turn around the top card and once you tunr around the card(s) in your hand.

[@jared_per]

You know it's good when you click the video because you remember watching it before, then watching it and going to like it, to find you liked it before.

[@savqueen-robloxx2428]

FACTS OMG

[@kevinlane8715]

I am a professional magician. I haven't tried it nor did I have a deck of cards while you explained it. Theoretically it's amazing. Your explanation was perfect. Take you for sharing.

[@Czm64]

Cool

[@tanmaytikle8521]

This man is so kind & generous to teach us such amazing routines for free I was never really interested in mentalism card tricks as they are too messy for me to remember, but your routines are so slick & easy that they are turning out to be my best tricks

[@mysteriesinmind]

I literally could not agree more.

[@seankessens5148]

Don't give him any ideas geeze next time u come through it's gana say for $10.99 I'll teach u this or that

[@brotherseraphim9700]

An *excellent* presentation: clear, great tempo, nicely paced, main points emphasized, every part given; distinguishing what you know and what "they" know. wow! Many thanks! Really well done!

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Guys. Remember; although in METHOD there’s a process, in EFFECT it’s extremely simple and direct. Be casual with it. Don’t make it seem methodological. And this. Will. KILL!!! Who has questions?

[@robertherzog9294]

Great trick, great tutorial, and the tips are awesome for underplaying the whole thing like it's no big deal. Thanks Spidey! So glad I found your channel due to following Chris Ramsay.

[@cedricthomassiew9513]

I have a question Spidey! Why is this free?😂 this is too damn good to be free

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Siew Kai Shuen yeah. It’s a killer but so are so many of my other tutorials. I don’t teach anything I wouldn’t do

[@agjelosgjana8386]

SpideyHypnosis i have a question. What if, when you reveal the card it isn’t theirs (because they are that family member who tries to make you look bad and they changed the card that was in their mind mid trick)? How would you deal with them? I think we need a tutorial for that.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Agjelos Gjana thats just poor audience management. What if they do that for any other trick? What if they throw your deck of cards on the floor? The thing we have to realize about magic is we are sharing our passion with people. If the person is a complete a$$hole who wants to ruin the magic, then don’t do magic for them. Do it for someone else who isn’t a di€k

[@Furiora]

Some people say "knowing the trick ruins the magic" but, at least for me, that couldn't be further from the truth. I know it's not real magic, this isn't how real magic works, and when you know the trick, you start to see it happening in front of you like a perfectly performed dance. Stage Magic is a beautiful and stunning art even when you know what you're looking for, keep doing what you're doing.

[@amanchoudhary6501]

U should know what is happing how can you enjoy of being fooled

[@halonone]

As a beginning card trick learner, I find the trick itself more fascinating than the result, because it becomes a practice of smooth execution, and you start to become in awe of how this was discovered/trained/performed with such high reliability.

[@DerikHendric]

When you know how it happens, you're just not fooled anymore, your don't have that "WHAAAT, HOW CAN THAT HAPPEN?". But when you learn it, and is fooled anyways you think "Man... that was awesome!"

[@greaseman6387]

My thought is...knowing the trick is a way for others to start doing it and spreading some awesomeness.

[@rossdonald3189]

@@halonone well said

[@DanTheStripe]

I love it when I see a great mentalism trick, learn the trick and still don't feel disappointed that the method is ridiculously simple. This is genius.

[@Ash-72]

I know it's been a while, but thank you so much for posting this. My 11 year old recently preformed this at a talent show with multiple other magic tricks. She's had a lot of fun with it, even though we had to take a few cards out of the deck to make it easier for her smaller hands to hold.

[@xtort92]

This is a KILLER effect. Borrowed shuffled deck tricks are really the best of the best and this is so damn good. I’m amazed I’ve never come across it before.

[@iklepsch]

Even the reveal is magic unto itself. Well done.

[@paul_vap]

what i also like is that you perform the trick in real life to random people ... and then show the tutorial ... its something else ... not like most youtubers do it by performing the trick for themself on camera !!! You should have more followers ...... i just looked at your performance like 3 times to see exactly how you do it ... perfect ... 70 % of the trick its in your charm ... the way you talk ... great performer ... thumbs up !!!

[@barnicle77]

Awesome trick and great explanation video! I have 2 alterations you might like. 1. At ~7min, instead of either cutting the 7 cards or doing the face up 1,2,3 and throwing the rest on top (~9min) depending on if they saw your card or not -> instead ALWAYS cut the 7 to the top. But now the difference is ... if they saw their card -> it is either the #4,5 or 6 card on top as before. But if they did NOT see their card -> their card is the #8,9 or 10 card on top so you just peal off 4 extra cards before you start peeking and the rest of the trick is the same. This way you can cut the 7 cards as you as asking them if they saw their card and since you go through the first 7 so deliberately, they couldn't have missed it if it was there. 2. The transfer (cut) of the 7 face up cards (possibly including theirs) seems a little funky to me, but a great cover is to do a super easy fake move after it as follows. Flip deck to face down. Cut about 15-20 cards to the bottom and put in a pinky break (these include the important cards). Then continue with an honest overhand shuffle. Then cut to the pinky break and put the cards on the table and finish the cut by putting the important cards on top. Now you are ready for the standard reveal. Hope this helps.

[@advandepol7537]

Is a good additional idea. I think he wants to keep it simple for explaining. Would be nice if you can get the three top cards under the 7 bottom cards in the alternative case. After some tries I managed to do this in an efficient way. The top three cards you can get under sloppily, and while doing the rest of the overhand shuffle you can bump against those three cards to get them almost neatly under, having your pinky out of the way and keeping the break with your thumb.

[@dumatician]

I love how looking at the cards at the end is acceptable, great trick

[@jnthnsvr]

A magician friend of mine did a similar trick to me 15 years ago but he did it without cards. He told me to think of a card. We sat in silence for 10 minutes. Finally he said "Your card is 10 of diamonds". To this day I have no idea how he did it. The only thing I've ever been able to extract from him is "Mentalism". He's a man of few words.

[@backfire10z29]

He has said 10 of diamonds to every single person he knows and got lucky with you :p

[@jacobsaitman8245]

backfire10z oooooo

[@A-VirajGaidhani]

and that for you is the difference between a magician and a trickster

[@anagennao]

Is your magician friend African American by chance?

[@subudjj9368]

I had a magician do the same thing to me he just said think of a card then said queen of spades and that was it. NO idea how he did that

[@RichardDominguezTheMagicIsReal]

One thing the most skilled professionals will always say is that simplicity is always the best method ... as always Spidey you bang the excellence bar ... well thought out and played out ... thanks for sharing

[@cris7785]

This fooled me so hard, I'm excited to see how I can fit this into my routine!

[@Haru23x]

I gave my friend a deck of cards, then made them shuffle it. Then I asked him to think of a card (they still had the deck in their hand) after that I made him choose a number between 1 and 52. He chose a number so I told him to start counting from the top of the deck until he reached his number (cards face down, also the deck was still on his hand). He counted the cards and when he reached the number I told him to reveal the card. It was his chosen card. His expression of pure disbelief was awesome, same as mine because it was just pure luck.

[@thiagorfpinheiro]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Freight_Train]

You are an excellent teacher. I've been teaching for 20 years and really appreciate a good clear explanation. Very fun to watch too.

[@salatino4604]

it’s been 3 years since i started with magic and I didn’t know this trick... and it’s one of my favorite 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@rfogle17]

Once you split the six into threes I was thinking "Oh good, just got easier. Then the ending as soon as you said pinky break it all made sense, three outs with a simple pinky break". Thanks for the tutorial. Definitely gonna practice this one

[@IllusionsUnreal]

I normally don’t comment on videos, but this was gold. I’ve done “Out of Sight Out of Mind” for years... and while I love it, I always hated the extra step as well. Just felt like it was a little awkward and clunky. This version is awesome! Feels so clean. Can’t wait to start using it. Thanks for the vid, man!

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Thanks so much! Means the world that you find my version more suitable for you 😊

[@ThePenguinMan]

What was the extra step?

[@yonahgreene]

Guys rewatch the performance to get better at the movements he describes he is so subtle you only notice after learning the card counting etc. Also watch his face when he turns away from the audience cause you can see him concentrating without hiding it but everyone's focused on the cards

[@jazzfree1541]

I'm at 2:36 and I don't want to know the answer now - that was excellent. Now for the answer

[@KinnereyB]

Thanks for showing this! Out of sight out of mind is one of my FAVORITES! I learned it on Michael Ammar’s ETM Card Miracle Series Forever Ago. This really is a smoother variation - nicely done brother!

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Brian Kinary yes!!! That’s where I learned it too. But I thought 9 cards was super unnecessary and I didn’t want to ask if they saw it TWICE. 6 is plenty! And makes it simpler!

[@KinnereyB]

SpideyHypnosis I like it better too (9 really isn’t necessary now that u mention it)! You perform it REALLY well too! That’s the whole key to this effect getting that reaction. Performance is so overlooked today with everyone trying to out color or invent the newest flourish. At the end of the day magic is a PERFORMANCE ART, and you really do a wonderful job on every piece! Also. I’m glad someone shared this gem on KZbin.That whole series has a lot of gems to be honest - Keep up the great work brother!

[@setapratama4948]

I showed this to my family, anc they said im truly the magician in the family, thank you for sharing this

[@chicodecoster]

This was actually pretty Amazing Spidey!! I definitely need to put the time in and learn this one. Thanks my Brother!! I hope everything is going well with you!

[@neerajr3134]

It's so kind of you to teach such amazing tricks for free. Dont think we can get this for free anywhere else.

[@berkefeil5646]

As a beginner to card tricks this was not too difficult to learn. Took maybe 10 minutes to get it up and running. Not messing up the pinky thing is probably the hardest part haha, but you can feel comfortable performing it to virtually anyone without them suspecting the method

[@edgyraag3643]

He: I dunno where the card is! Me: OK then come again when u learn the trick!

[@indranildas8929]

Dear Spidey... This is the best telepathy effect I have ever come across... Your modification over The original Dai Vernon effect is truly amazing

[@greaseman6387]

Sick trick. AWESOME tutorial - one of the best I’ve seen. So well laid out to show how it is done. Nice job and thanks for sharing.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Thanks 😊

[@BassByTheBay]

I'm not a magician and will *never* perform this trick, but I sure do appreciate the intelligence that went into devising it.

[@richardli9825]

That's really a cool magic trick to do, but I feel like this would be successful only when that audience member is completely honest and didn't purposefully change their card during the trick. Because it seems like for most audiences, messing up a magician's performance would be more entertaining than seeing the trick be perfectly executed.

[@roseville412]

True. And asking for them to tell their friends the card or write it down, it starts loosing the magic

[@atutor1]

"There's no weird procedures, you don't ask any questions..." *Immediately goes through several procedures and questions with participant*

[@SpideyHypnosis]

You really don’t do much mentalism hunh?

[@CarlAquaForce]

Yeah really, I was lost. But I smoke alot of pot. Pretty cool trick though.

[@valskis8877]

if they shuffled how would we make the 6 cards back in order

[@valskis8877]

thanz bros

[@edmorrison5645]

He also claims "they think of a card, you know what it is", which is untrue: you only know the card when they tell you. It's a great trick that doesn't need hyping with false claims. Mentalists are renowned for bending the truth though.

[@chadedwards7689]

"Its soooo easy"...... Proceeds to go through 8 million steps.

[@santoshmootha8149]

I did this to my mom and dad and the freaked out

[@keep_walking_on_grass]

wow, i learnt something for life. you ask them 3 questions to reduce them to 3 cards and you know the position of those 3 cards. and when they tell you the name of the card, you just have to pick it out of those 3. and it looks like you had no idea. This is insanely simple and shows how we can manipulate people and no one even suspects. this is madness.

[@jamescruisedalunos6449]

Those who disliked this did not get how the trick work and gave up LOL

[@jamesconnell9591]

I’m a blind comedian. I love magic as an ice breaker. I wonder could I do this card trick or any other one to a small crowd?

[@adamweatherford97]

If you practice enough and get familiar with it you can do this magic trick without site. I have done it before without looking. I wish you all the best James sounds like you are quite a unique awesome person

[@floatingeye9963]

Hol up, your blind and commenting on a video?

[@domtoretto4491]

@@floatingeye9963 that's magic for you

[@Rck-vert]

@@floatingeye9963 lmfao 💀😹

[@RidgeMallery]

Dude this is a mind-blowing trick.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Yeah. Maybe I shouldn’t have done a free tutorial lol. It’s one of my favorites lol

[@wittvonwitt4403]

No sir. You gave us a GIFT!

[@doritos6893]

Mind blowing but confusing af

[@cez424]

I showed this trick to my dad He played along (sarcastically) up to when I asked him "what was your card", he says "why would I tell you then you'd know." I say it doesn't matter don't tell me, I turn over the 6th card in hope and say "is this your card" he says with slight shock "um yes" I grin proudly and then he says defensively "but you counted cards obviously!"

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Cez how does counting cards even slightly explain this 🤔

[@woodrowwhiteley4950]

@@SpideyHypnosis If someone was counting cards I'd know SOMETHING is definitely going on with how they're placing these cards/remembering the deck.

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Woodrow Whiteley that’s really really really not how counting cards works. At all

[@woodrowwhiteley4950]

@@SpideyHypnosis Ahem, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

[@SpideyHypnosis]

Woodrow Whiteley looolll that’s not what counting cards means. Counting cards means having a count on the deck to know how many high cards vs low card there are left.

[@nutbastard]

0:09 "You don't ask any questions" Um... 7:22 "You're asking them the most important question yet"

[@tomr6955]

Not to mention the very first question too..

[@miquelsubira3076]

this one has become one of my favourites, Spidey smiling because he got the best ending during the video

[@gigachama]

I never thought I would be interested in doing card tricks before today. Thanks for changing my mind and for sharing this.

[@reggie4034]

I have just done it the first time and they actually thought I was magic you are a bloody legend man

[@NichaelCramer]

Thanks for making this video. One thing I really admire about this trick is that, although it makes perfect sense now that I understand how it’s done, I’m pretty sure I could never have figured out the trick even if I had watched the “performance” a large number of times. That is, I know virtually nothing about magic but when I see a new trick (say on “Fool Us”) I can often figure out the trick (say, about 2/3 of the times) if I replay the video multiple times. But the basis of this trick -I.e. the simple card counting, etc- I’m pretty sure I never would have figured out. Now, I realize that if I were more knowledgeable about these things I would probably know about techniques like this. But still, to my mind, it seems so out of nowhere. I guess I’m saying the bottom line is that watching things like me only help me appreciate the genius and the inventive skill that goes into developing a trick like this. Once again, thanks for making this video. I can’t wait until I can perform it for my daughters.

[@lyricderbin1169]

Awesome trick! Heres something I picked up on about this trick and would like to see you do a version of! Place all three cards in your hand, double break. "I'm gonna stop there, your card is right here in my hand." Maybe even push the deck aside a little. Ask what their card was, and do the appropriate turn to reveal their card in your hand. This will remove all thought of the deck, as youve said the card is in your hand. Theres questionable feelings happening when the spectator isn't sure whether to expect their card to be in your hand or to come from the deck.

[@ethanashe1779]

I instantly figured it out. You’re asking them if they have picked a card yet and asking if they’ve seen it yet, then you are only showing them certain groups of cards to narrow it down. I’m going to watch the explanation to see if my guess is right.

[@jackflash5659]

Excellent. Probably the absolute best card trick I've ever seen. Outstanding job with the tutorial.

[@TorQueMoD]

That's an awesome trick. Slightly complex so you'll need to practice a bit, but something that pretty much everyone could learn. Thanks for sharing Spidey!

[@mwithers1000]

In 1963 i was reading Dai's column in Genii magazine. Have you ever seen some of those old articals he did? There are so many gems floating around in those, sometimes between the lines. I still have like 5 years of old Genii mags from those days. Sometimes i'll pull one at random and read his thoughts for that month. Really an amazing man!! Thanks for sharing this Spidey its a fantastic effect...!!! I hope the younger readers appreciate just how easy it is to find this kind of instruction now. It hasn't always been so.

[@samuell.hodgesjr.1577]

I am so proud of myself. After a year of first seeing this. I finally got it. I must have had a major brain fart myself. I was making this trick harder than it is. Now I appreciate it even more! THIS IS A VERY GOOD STRONG CARD TRICK! Thank you very much Spidey for sharing .

[@G.Aaron.Fisher]

Pausing at 2:25 to say that while I think I know how this trick was done, it's incredible just how tight the tolerances are. I saw six possible selections, and a single yes/no question that brought it down to three. That means you need to have the three candidates for the reveal. Presumably they were on top of the deck, on top of your pile, and prepared as a double-lift. Really looking forward to watching the rest of the video.

[@pradoprado9993]

Aaron Fisher just watch the video lol

[@douglass1221]

Pausing at 1:30 to say that while I saw 52 possible selections, I….1) think I know how the trick was done and 2) know that Aaron Fisher is annoying.

[@ShaneStanley109]

How this is done is even more impressive

[@iheartts.]

Soooooooo this just popped up on my recommended...... Me: HEY THATS THE GUY FROM BRAINCHILD!

[@SpideyHypnosis]

😀😀😀

[@BrokenKeyboard14]

I looked up 3 videos for a demonstrative speech and now this was in my recommended.

[@thebestauthor8212]

I searched it because I’m doing magic for birthdays this WILL be one

[@STVAnime]

Balls

[@neverwolfyt1836]

I know thats waht i saww too

[@mustang8206]

What I love about card tricks is that the most powerful ones usually have a very simple explanation

[@samuell.hodgesjr.1577]

I sat on this for a year. I watched this periodically over and over again. I practiced and still wasn't doing it justice. (I was thinking to much and it didn't look natural to me.) I could do the effect. But it was stagnant. I had to get rid of those little pauses and speed bumbs. (That came from thinking about what comes next while at the same time talking all at once.) Once I got my mouth to do one thing and my hands another. I had reached my goal! Like Spidey said, "Make it second nature where you don't have to think about it." Now this too has become one of the go to Impromptu effects I do! Thanks Spidey for sharing such a wonderful effect.

[@democlips1]

Dai Vernon is the absolute master. I remember Johnny Thompson showing this to me and I was blown away. Your handling is great!

[@S1mplyyTa]

I am a just starting-out magician, thank you so much for the head start! You get my subscribe!

[@ogayy]

"woooww" This is the only thing that came in my mind after seeing this You are so amazing Dope🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥👌🙌👏

[@SpideyHypnosis]

😊

[@Top2020-z1h]

Love you spidye🇮🇱❤

[@artistrankings6794]

bro no matter how hard i try I can't get that double undercut fast and smooth whatsoever. I've been here for two hours man i rly wanna learn this

[@sumangalasilva600]

Great effect . Thank you

[@FantomMC2]

That is a genius technique! Either way, you are guaranteed to have their card but they just think it's really mixed up! 😁

[@wittvonwitt4403]

This is going into my set!

[@magicianmhelly]

This is unbelievably clever and absolutely awesome

[@HappyScience-wp8cn]

I have never done magic tricks. You have convinced me that I can. Excellent!

[@PDeRop]

Learned it.. performed it.. and boy is it a killer trick. That multiple out thing sure messes with people's heads.

[@jakobresl951]

Absolutely mind blowing. I love this trick and I think I am a step higher in magic now!!!

[@clementpontier3828]

I love this. In card magic, i often feel like - even though very hard routines are beautiful, take Michael Vincent or Shin Lim for instance, what they do is art - a simple effect with a simple method can be just as powerful.

[@joaquincomari3486]

This is one of my favorites tricks that I've seen spidey perform. Ofc is spidey presentation what makes it so awesome

[@jeweetzelf1379]

If you can’t do a double lift you also could spread them out on the table and act like you’re feeling the energy of the cards and then flip the right one because you know what place it is.

[@MilanJibril]

1. Shuffle 2. Show them 6 cards from top 3. Place 3 on top and pinkie lift last 3 4. Shuffle so the last 3 are on the bottom 5. Move one card to bottom 6. Turn cards over and count 7 7. Place them on top 8. Count 3 cards off top, pinkie break 4th and 5th cards

[@pavanrs319]

This is one hell of a tutorial 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@Vinnyygo]

This went straight into my repertoire

[@arthurbrilliant3443]

Yes me too, hell yeah for this trick

[@johnsheibal4330]

Love this routine and going into my impromptu set.

[@apostatereacts]

Yeah this is a solid effect that you wisely performed without any theatrics or bullsh*t psychological "explanations". I use a slightly different method that relies on the same principles. I'm also careful to manipulate their memory of events by asking, "You mixed the deck yourself and could have thought of any card in it, right? Does everyone here agree?" (they always do) which strengthens the reveal, while causing them to forget that their choice was strictly limited to only a handful of cards, none of which you needed to know in advance. I'm not a fan of mentalism so only have like, three such effects in my whole repertoire, but this is one of them.

[@ambershangout7226]

Wedding I went to had a professional magician who tried this with me, failed 5 times then I lied so he’d stop trying

[@mike5665]

I remember seeing this dude when I was in college. It's pretty amazing the things that he can do!!

[@moogmush4436]

thanks a lot!! i have been always wondering about the method of mind reading their card, but never actually get to learn it. its amazing.

[@edwardbliss8931]

If this was the 70s, this guy would have a great afro

[@Ancianto]

This card trick has a huge impact on people ! Done it many times, everytime a « Waouw ! No way ! » effect !

[@CalebHendrickspoetry]

I've been a professional magician for 15 years... This is my current favorite trick! Thank you so much for sharing!!

[@christian_antonius]

it took a long time since last time I found a hidden gem like this on youtube. thanks, spidey

[@Moonlighter_TV]

Man, Ive known who you were from Chris Ramsays channel and from Wizard Wars but this video definitely just convinced me to subscribe. Not usually in to the mentalism thing but this is just so clean and a good method leading to an impressive effeflct.

[@skydesjarlais4595]

R u a do

[@reasonandevidence]

I love your effects man. Even after you explain them, they still leave me in awe and amazement.

[@standance9044]

I have spent so much money on all the new card tricks but this one is still one of most powerful. Great new version. Thank you Spidy

[@jashongking1294]

This trick makes me realize how much magic has in common with other creative endeavours, like writing, making music, or programming. It's about taking a variety of component pieces, knowing how they work intimately, and putting them together to make miracles.

[@adityadeshmukh1863]

Amazing trick man....can't wait to perform it

[@alexdavison9899]

I feel like this quarantine has made KZbin recommend things to you that you can learn. Watching this has made me want to learn magic! I have now subscribed!

[@SomyaJain]

You can try even era tv too

[@thebestauthor8212]

Yeah but Evan Era does like squishy coke bottles and all that

[@RioParekh]

@@thebestauthor8212 q Ok, what about zach king?

[@thebestauthor8212]

@@RioParekh ye but that’s photoshop

[@S4cheaters]

Great trick! Can't wait for more content.

[@slayermundo6718]

Watched the whole thing, went back and watched you do it 5 times because I still can’t believe how you do it… literally showed me how and still like ok yeah but how

[@SpideyHypnosis]

😂

[@diklongley01]

Some say its wrong to show 'how it's done'....i say 'Godamnit! I know (now) how its done and STILL cant figure out how that person pulled it off' It makes magicians' skills all the more impressive. Thanks.

[@johnsheibal4330]

I actually double undercut the 7 bottom cards to the top, regardless if they saw their card or not. If they did see it, then I deal off 4 cards to prep for the reveal. If they didn't see their card, I deal off 8 cards to prep for the reveal. This eliminates the need to shuffle 3 cards to the top if they didn't see their card.

[@porridgegod42]

But then the whole thing of them needing to see their cars again to solidify the image in their mind is useless

[@mustang8206]

​@@porridgegod42 The whole thing of needing to see their card again is to know if their card is in the 1st 3 or 2nd 3. So no it doesn't