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[Ch1nmqy]

Hey!

I know that a lot of people do not like threads that ask what the "best" tricks are, because it is all a matter of opinion. So I thought I'd change some things:

What is an effect that you performed that got a VERY GOOD reaction that was very memorable?


Thanks for reading!

 

[RealityOne]

Conrad Bush's The Dollar and the Lemon
Jim Steinmeyer's Pasteboards Under Glass
Robert Haas' Amazing Mystical Vanishing Bandana
Aldo Colombini's Restless Colours
Harapan Ong’s Triumph Squared
Bobo's Coins through Table Routine
Simon Lovel's version of Wildcard
My Version of Chris Philpott's French Postcards
Lee Gilbert's A Card in Transit
Margarite's Wishes which is my Egg Bag routine

The thing is, with few exceptions, the reason why those effects got those reactions has nothing to do with the effect and everything to do with how I've adapted the effect and how I perform the effect. Put another way, the performer makes the effect good -- not the other way around.

 

[obrienmagic]

My favorite tricks to perform are ones that have a personal deep connection to me personally. When people react to them or better, get emotional, it feels so much more rewarding! My Pokémon trick is an example of this! It makes me so happy when people enjoy it!

 

[Dustrod]

Royal Jazz Quartet by David Regal ​

Out of all the card tricks I do, that's the one I'm always told is the best.
It can be found in Approaching Magic and on David Regal's Penguin Lecture I believe.

 

[Dustrod]

I'll add Deep Clear by Paul Harris. I haven't purchased many tricks but that one was worth every penny.
I get some astonished reactions.

 

[TheMadgician]

TT bill change with a borrowed bill. Everyone I've performed it to always makes this face . (especially if I make the bill change to a lower denomination)