12 Days of Masterclass - Day 3 (Peter Turner - "ESP Match")
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The 12 Days of Masterclass - Day 3
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Today, we get an awesome routine from Peter Turner called "ESP Match"
Reader comments
Bruce Gauthier
I have not watched Peter Turner's Masterclass, but I have seen some of his other material. The description of his Masterclass seems to emphasize impromptu mentalism. While this full performance of "ESP Match" certainly lives up to being impromptu - which is sufficient all by itself - I find the combination of matching ESP cards to reproducing a thought-of image with simple shapes very inspiring. The naturalness of performing the ESP matching allows for covertly obtained knowledge of the thought-of image...fantastic!
What an insane trick! Peter Turner is quite the genius. I love how many different ways this trick could be performed, and in how many different tones it could be performed in, and Peter does exactly the right thing for this. The ending completes the "mind reading" effect. If it were just the cards, it would still be quite an amazing effect. But to some skeptic or heckler, they would be convinced it was sleight of hand. But as Peter uses that ending it drives away the thought that he is using sleight of hand or anything besides legitimate mind reading. Again quite an amazing effect!
Jonathan Golib
You’re right! I didn’t even think of how he closed the door like this. Thank you for sharing!
Richard Pellicaan
a very nice combination.
Lawrence DMello
Great effect. Although fooling is not the point, I admit, I’m fooled!
Lawrence DMello
Great effect. Although fooling is not the point, I admit, I’m fooled!
Jonathan Golib
This effect is so interactive and he performs it like it’s matter of fact! It seems like there’s a lot that could go wrong here, especially if your participant turns out to be a heckler. 5 out of 5!
I like the psychology in this trick. Great trick for all type of performers
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