Card Tricks

Do as I Do
The 'Do as I Do' trick is well know to all experienced Car...

10 Card Trick
Assume you’re going to get three spectators to assist you....

Not Possible !
A card is selected and placed unseen on the table. As t...

Assistance Needed
Effect: You lay out a bunch of cards on the table and have...

4 Friendly Kings (Variation)
Effect: This trick is exactly like the 4 Friendly Kings ab...

Impossible Mind Reader
Remove 25 cards from the pack and allow the spectator to s...

The Whole
A person chooses a card out of ten card with a hole at th...

The Reappearing Combo
Effect: Cards are eliminated by the audience but somehow a...

Card Trick 3
Effect: The magician gives two volunteers each half a ...

Four Islands
Effect: There are four islands in an ocean. Each has a kin...

The Self-Arranging Deck

First, separate all the cards by suit. Line up each suit in this order: Ace, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K.

Next stack the packets on top of each other. Starting with the top card, deal off 21 cards, making sure that when you lay them down they stay in the same EXACT order. (Normally when you deal, you pile the cards one by one onto each other. This reverses their order. You cannot do that this time.) Put the 21 cards on the bottom of the pile that's left over.

Now have somebody cut the deck at any spot, 9 times. Make sure all of them are complete cuts or the trick won't work. After they have finished, deal the cards into thirteen piles. Start at one side, left or right, and deal thirteen cards across. Deal the next thirteen onto those. Repeat this two more times, until all 52 cards have been dealt.

After you are done have someone turn over all thirteen piles. Each pile will have the same card denomination in it.





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