The Magician's Guide to Self-Working Card Tricks: Unlocking the Secrets of Card Magic

Are you ready to step into the captivating world of card magic and become a master of sleight-of-hand? With Dover Magic Books, you'll unlock the secrets behind self-working card tricks and amaze your friends and family with your newfound magical abilities.

What are Self-Working Card Tricks?

Self-working card tricks are a type of magic trick that appears to be performed without any skill or dexterity on the part of the magician. These tricks rely on the clever use of mathematical principles and psychological deception to create the illusion that the magician has supernatural powers.

Self-Working Card Tricks (Dover Magic Books)

by Karl Fulves

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Self-working card tricks are perfect for beginners as they require minimal practice and can be performed by anyone with a basic understanding of card games.

Dover Magic Books: Your Guide to Card Magic Mastery

Dover Magic Books has been a trusted source for magicians of all levels for over 50 years. Their extensive collection of books covers every aspect of magic, including card tricks, illusions, mentalism, and more.

When it comes to self-working card tricks, Dover Magic Books has a wide range of titles to choose from. Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced magician looking to expand your repertoire, you're sure to find something to suit your needs.

Some of the most popular Dover Magic Books on self-working card tricks include:

• The Royal Road to Card Magic by Jean Hugard and Frederick Braue
• Card Tricks Without Skill by Karl Fulves
• The Magic Book by Harry Lorayne
• 100 Self-Working Card Tricks by David Pogue
• The Encyclopedia of Card Tricks by Jean Hugard and Frederick Braue

The Secrets of Self-Working Card Tricks

While self-working card tricks appear to be performed without any skill, there are actually a few basic principles that you need to understand in order to perform them successfully.

These principles include:

• The false shuffle: This is a technique that allows you to make it appear that you are shuffling the deck, when in reality you are keeping the cards in the same order.
• The force: This is a technique that allows you to force a spectator to choose a specific card.
• The control: This is a technique that allows you to control the position of a specific card in the deck.

Once you understand these basic principles, you can start to learn the different self-working card tricks that are available.

Here are a few popular self-working card tricks that you can try:

• The Ambitious Card: This trick involves a card that repeatedly rises to the top of the deck.
• The Four Ace Trick: This trick involves finding the four aces in the deck.
• The Monte Carlo Miracle: This trick involves a spectator finding a card that you have secretly predicted.
• The Invisible Deck: This trick involves a deck of cards that appears to be empty, but is actually full.
• The Triumph: This trick involves a spectator's chosen card being found in a surprising way.

These are just a few of the many self-working card tricks that you can learn. With a little practice, you'll be able to amaze your friends and family with your newfound magical abilities.

Self-working card tricks are a great way to get started in magic. They are easy to learn, require minimal practice, and can be performed by anyone with a basic understanding of card games.

If you're looking to learn the secrets of self-working card tricks, Dover Magic Books is the perfect place to start. With a wide range of titles to choose from, you're sure to find something to suit your needs.

So what are you waiting for? Start learning self-working card tricks today and amaze your friends and family with your newfound magical abilities!

Self-Working Card Tricks (Dover Magic Books)

by Karl Fulves

4.4 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	1712 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Print length	:	143 pages
Lending	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported

FREE