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King's Dream
Zakrul Nizam
The magician shows 4 kings and 2 jokers to the audience. He then loses the 4 kings in the middle of the deck. The magician then takes two jokers and spreads them on top of the deck and suddenly makes one of the kings reappear sandwiched between the jokers. But what about the other 3 kings? With a swift jolt, the 4 kings visually transform and appear out of nowhere on top of the deck in a vertical stack. What are you waiting for? Download now!
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LOGINto earn pointsLove it. Great reactions, can do it almost anywhere, totally impromptu, and can master it in half an hour. A must have in your arsenal. Only thing is the quality of the video. But that said, it’s FREE! Mad respect to Zakrul for creating and letting us learn this wonderful little trick. Keep going!
Surrey, British Columbia • Dec 6th, 2018I love it. I appreciate the sandwich effect in combination of a revelation of 4 cards, easy to perform, very direct without any preparation amazing and unexpected for the spectator.
Germany • Jan 13th, 2016Practical, not angle sensitive, no funny movements, no gimmicks. This is a great go-to impromptu effect that i'll definitely be using soon. The video quality isn't amazing, but who cares? It's free and you can understand him. Great job Zack!
USA • Jun 6th, 2015Very nice effect! Simple and direct, it will possibly be one of my go-to effects.
Hong Kong • May 25th, 2014This is an amazing effect! It's practical, something I would actually use, 100% impromptu, incredibly visual, etc. Overall, this is a trick I would have actually payed for. As you can tell from the trailer, the video quality isn't great. But so what? It's FREE! In short: get it now.
Marlorien Castle, Malatar • May 22nd, 2014The idea of this trick is pretty cool. However, the poor quality from the audio and from the video itself is making it bad. 3 out of 5.
London • May 22nd, 2014It is a very good trick. Practical and not angle sensitive. I like how it uses no gimmicks. The explanation is very easy to understand. I'll definitely be using this one.
United States • May 22nd, 2014