The card visually changes.
The Magician takes the 8 of hearts and transforms it
into the King of Hearts.
This fooled me when I first saw it.
I'm going to teach you how to spin a card
on your finger like this, and I'm even going to
teach you this incredible card control.
The Magician cleanly places the nine of spades in the
middle of the deck, and now it is on top.
Hey everyone, welcome back to the channel.
It's Oscar Owen here, and in this video you're going
to be learning 9 amazing card tricks that anyone can
do.
So there's some more advanced card tricks in this video,
so if you're a bit more advanced, you'll enjoy those.
But there's also some beginner tricks as well if you're
brand new to card magic.
So I've tried to make something for everyone.
Anyway, Hamed's going to be teaching these magic tricks, so
I'm excited for you to learn them.
I'll see you in the video.
The Magician has a playing card and visually changes it
for this trick.
Take two cards and make sure that they're different.
Place one card in front of the other one and
then align them up as shown.
Now your finger positioning is very important.
Place your thumb on the back and middle and first
finger on the front in the corner.
To do the change, pull back the first card with
your middle finger in a snapping motion.
Your first finger loosens as you do this, allowing the
card to fly back out of sight parallel with the
ground.
Keep practicing this move until it's fast.
The magician takes a playing card and spins it on
his finger.
This is a fun flourish that you can do with
any type of card, including business cards, So this will
require some practice, but it's totally worth learning.
Place the card on your middle finger, and you want
to balance it there perfectly.
Once you've got this, place your thumb on top.
Your first finger then comes in and rocks the card
back.
The momentum from this pull will cause the card to
spin in your finger.
However, you won't get this on the first time as
it's all about feel.
So just hold the card in this position, use your
first finger to pull it back and make the card
spin.
As you do this, your thumb lifts up, allowing the
card to spin.
Do it over and over again until you build the
balance and the muscle memory very quickly.
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This is an amazing but advanced card control.
The spectator selects a playing card, and in this case
it's the seven of hearts.
The card is then returned into the centre of the
deck very slowly and very cleanly.
Amazingly, that card has now jumped to the top.
Have the spectator choose any card that they like.
In this case they've chosen the Ace of Diamonds.
Return the card halfway down and have it sticking out
the deck by about an inch.
With your thumb on the back of the deck.
Use your middle finger to push the spectator's card into
the deck whilst also pushing it to the side.
This needs to happen very fast, so practice this move
in isolation.
Next, slide your other thumb along the side of the
deck, pushing the spectator's card further in.
This will cause their card to be out jogged under
the cover of your right hand.
Now simply grab this card with your little finger from
your left hand and pull it into a vertical position.
This will allow you to dribble the cards down and
then the spectators card can just be placed on top.
This does require some practice, but at full speed this
is a very convincing card control.
A playing card is selected, in this case it's the
10 of spades.
It then visually changes into the king of clubs.
Here is how this is known as the Dropbox change.
Turn the card which is second from the bottom of
the deck over as shown.
Then get a thumb brake holding this card.
Swing, cut the cards to the side and turn over
the selected card.
In this case, it's the seven of clubs.
Now you want to add this card to the thumb
brake that you're holding in your other hand, but leave
a few centimetres of the card sticking out so you
can still see its suits and its value.
From here, the trick just works.
All you need to do is drop the cards from
the thumb brake and then square everything up at the
same time and it will create the convincing illusion that
you've magically changed the cards.
The magician is 2 kings.
He cleanly displays them and then a card is selected.
In this case it's the eight of hearts.
The 8 is put somewhere back into the deck.
The magician then takes the two kings, flips them over,
and in between is the spectators 8 of hearts.
This is Hamed's very own sandwich magic trick and it's
truly beautiful, but it will require a little bit of
practice.
Remove the two red kings from the deck.
Now place them on top of the deck one at
a time.
But for the Last King you want to maintain a
pinky break under it.
Now convert that break into a thumb break and then
dribble down the cards.
You can earn all of these moves in my card
course Card Magic Pro, so check the link in the
description.
When the spectator says stop, let them see their card.
Here's the advanced move.
Practice using your little finger to flick the card up
vertical.
Do this over and over again until you've got it.
Now simply do this move under the cover of your
other hand as you dribble the cards down.
When you get to the Last King, drop the spectators
card and then place the king on top.
Now pick up all three cards and slide the bottom
king out, hiding the spectators card.
Finally, flip the cards over and separate them to reveal
that the kings have sandwiched the spectator's selection.
The magician has an 8 of hearts.
He turns it over and now it's the King of
Hearts.
This trick actually fooled me when I first saw it
as it's so clean and beautiful.
So to do this trick, you need two cards.
Display them as one, and then as you flip the
cards around, you're going to use your middle and ring
finger to flick the top card so it's at a
90° angle to the other one.
Then use your right hand and grab this card between
your first finger and middle finger.
This will cause it to flick out of sight.
You can then turn around the other card to show
that it's changed to end clean.
Palm the second card out using your middle finger from
your left hand.
This is how you control any card to the top
of the deck.
The spectator selects the nine of spades.
This is then returned into the middle.
The Magician then snaps his fingers and impossibly, it's on
top.
This is called the Tumble control.
Dribble the cards down and let the spectators say stop.
In this case, they've stopped on the two of spades.
Out jog this card, letting it rest on your fingertips,
and then place the other half of the deck on
top.
Flick the cards over and the spectator selection will join
the top of the bottom pile.
Let me show you this again.
The selected card is the 8 of clubs.
We leave it out jogged and then it's flipped and
is now on top of the bottom pile.
Then using your left hand fingers push out the bottom
card on the top pile, in this case the seven
of spades.
When this is done at speed, it's impossible to see.
Now place the top pile on the table, followed by
the seven of spades, which the spectator assumes as their
card, and then the rest of the cards on top.
The spectators card will now be on top of the
deck.
The Magician has 2 jacks and cleanly displays them.
He waves his hand over the cards and it visually
changes into an ace.
This is a beautiful colour change and you actually need
three cards to do this.
2 jacks and one ace.
Start with the ace in the middle and then pull
the bottom ace to the sides so it looks like
you're displaying 2 cards.
Pick up all three cards between your thumb, middle and
first finger and then use your thumb to pull back
the bottom card again and display what looks like just
two jacks.
Then turn over the bottom two cards as one and
place the other card on top, face down.
Slide back the top face down card and the bottom
card at the same time.
This will leave the middle card sticking out.
Now you just need to pull this middle card out.
In this case it's the Jack of spades.
And then put it on the bottom of the deck.
Leave about an inch showing.
Finally get a pinky break under the top face down
card which will then give you space to push the
second card, which is the ace forward with your thumb.
This creates a very visual change as you push the
card forward whilst waving your hand over it, the card
visually changes.
Take two cards and get a pinky break under them
both and then do a double lift to turn them
both over.
Place them at an angle on the side of the
deck.
Your fingers of your left hand need to be making
contact with the back two cards for this effect to
work.
As your hand covers the card, use your thumb to
slide it back, leaving the second card hidden under your
hand and supported by your fingertips.
Finally, you just need to bring the second card flush
with the other one and you'll have a very visual
colour change.
Thanks so much for watching this video everyone, and please
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