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Just have his book, there is it not explained.

It is a basic set, but the teaching is fantastic. If I would ask you, if a key card is a fooling principle, may be you won't rush to say yes. But it depends on the amount of work you put into. To answer your questions: For me, there are a few tricks and props I use regulary. I like especially...

Don't get me wrong, but if yo are not familiar with tamariz, aronson or anyone simular, asis version (which is fantastic) won't have an use for you.

I think the props you get, are worth the money. But this set is all about Peters teaching.

Hey... I think it depends on presentation and how you define a card teleportion. There are countless effects like card to nearly anything, two card transpositions or e.g. variants of the biddle trick to name some. It depends on what you are looking for.

Thank you, but I found in between. Asi Wind has in repertoire a similar effect, where he describes the selection.

If you know his dvs release, you can expect what you get, when you buy the seer. It is the same principle.

I think, V1 was included, when i bought the seer pro. The V1 instructions is Marks basement of using the seer. I would recommend to study both versions.

Meanwhile I read Magic is Dead by Ian Frisch too.. although I liked reading it, I enjoyed reading The Magician and Card Sharp much more. @Gabriel Z. I really love it. Thank you :) Has anybody another suggestion for me? What are your favorite non-instructional, magic related books so far?

I never tried to look for houdini on film regarding playing cards. I didn't know he was that amazing concerning card manipulation. Quite exciting to see him handling cards. Interesting how many magicians tried to evolve this simple plot of turning cards. Is there anything you advice to read...

Thank you for your time. I really appreciate reading. He performed a classic triump and a similiar version to Asi Winds Double Exposure. He explained the beginnings of this effect and the progress card magic (inlcuding this trick) has made through magicians like Dai Vernon and Ed Marlo. May...

I will report, when I finished reading. But up to now, I have to agree. It's really interesting :) Are there other advices?

Just found a copy on Amazon. Sounds great. Thank you very much.

I woul really be thankful for book recomendations or other sources concerning the topic :-/

Hey there.. I'm trying to do a little research because of a plot a local magician used to present his triumph effect. Is it true that magicians like Dai Vernon or Ed Marlo performed for visitors at the entry lines of theaters? How was card magic presented in the last century?

Hey... Where did you see it?

At first: I really appreciate that you are trying to help me. Thank you very much... But again, Im NOT asking about the five cards in the spectators hands in general. It´s obvious, that a spectator could pick any five cards of a stacked deck and that those cards can be revealed by peeking. But...

Thx for your help, but i dont get it. I have read that chapter already. Im not asking about the five cards in his hands, Im asking about the selection. In jumbled divinination you cut to a selection. But here the guy has a choice to pick one of five cards? What am I missing?

Im sorry for reactivating this old thread, but i have question relating to this trick. I know the mnemonica stack and I own the book by Tamariz. But where is the card force described, which is used by david blaine in that trick? Is it something like dai vernons mental force, described in expert...