Can you figure it out?

Senz · Jul 17, 2009

Hey Guys.

I invented a new version of David Kongs "Mercury" Can any of you figure out how my version works? I just want to know if it is obvious any easy to figure out.

Here the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYM5WMTR9IE

NoelJishanHeath · Jul 17, 2009

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Well it only uses one move, so to me it is pretty obvious.
but for laymen this is a KILLER!
even if i know how it's done it's still awesome!

Senz · Jul 17, 2009

Ok You think you know

But in my Version the Backs of the Cards change too. So go ahaed and try again.

magicman1040 · Jul 17, 2009

wow this is one of the only times I have actually enjoyed a video performance of mercury by someone on youtube. Great job. I have an idea of how it is done, but my idea is too close to the regular version.

UnknownMagician93 · Jul 17, 2009

lighting was kinda annoying but it was still an awesome trick!!

-Dan

Senz · Jul 17, 2009

Well first of all...Thanks for the comments and second: If anybody wants to know just ask me.

ReubenGazertheAmazer · Jul 17, 2009

If I know, do I post it in the thread?

holo · Jul 17, 2009

ReubenGazertheAmazer said:
If I know, do I post it in the thread?

PM him. and great idea, rather simple to figure out by anyone who knows/does mercury or is familiar with the sleight used, but i can see this blowing the mind of ur spectators

popchris3 · Jul 17, 2009

Very well done, if you actually did. It looks a lot like camera work, even if it isn't.

Either way, I have a method that I think is right. Not sure, but I don't really care because I am not performing it.

Ashrei · Jul 20, 2009

Sleight wise, it is not any different than the original mercury. Application wise, this is fantastic idea.

chriswiehl · Jul 20, 2009

it looks like revolver. i think thats what it is called. ive done a version like it before. where the card changes color. but yea thats it