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Tapped 2.0

Nico Scholl

Digital Instruction $6.95
Special Thanks: Thanks to Alexander Kölle for the support and ideas.

A really nice and funny opener for your Card Act. Totally impromptu, can be done with a borrowed deck, nothing to hide and everything for examination. You tell the spectator that you want to show him a card trick. Then you try to get your cards out of the box, but they're stuck! You tell the spectator that the cards are really shy and you have to tap them out of the box.

You turn the box mouth down and start tapping the cards out. But suddenly the cards move slowly back into their case. You repeat this several times until you finally manage it and hand out the cards and the box for examination just to start your card effect.

As a bonus watch you will learn how to reveal a signed card using tapped! You start tapping, all cards move into the case, except for one... their selection! Come, step in and witness the Anti-Gravity Card-Rise.

"You’ve changed the way I look at card boxes." - Laurent van Trigt "Whaaaaaaaaat?!" - Erik Nordvall

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This is a good opener effect; no more need to say. However, you can get a good gag out of it.

LondonJun 3rd, 2015

I don't know if I would rate this a high star because sure it's neat but 6.95 is pricey because if you try it you'll see the cards will go into the box. I gave it an extra star because of the anti gravity cardrise.

CanadaAug 25th, 2012

I love this, it's so simple you can literally just do it - awesome!

sharon maJun 29th, 2012

Very easy and unusual method! Good job!

SingaporeMar 19th, 2012

I really like the idea and the method. It's so much fun to do and the reactions are great! I love the anti-gravity cardrise, it's a clever concept everyone should get! I use it now as a finale for my ambitious card!

FranceSep 22nd, 2011

Awesome! I have a new Opener!

LondonSep 19th, 2011

It's a very nice starter.

GermanySep 19th, 2011

Really good principle. Love it.

ParisSep 19th, 2011

Nico showed me his Tapped routine and I immediately loved it! What a great idea!

GermanySep 13th, 2011