Blackjack Production

I really like the kicker of this trick. It's very unusual and sudden and the audiences love it. Plus it's not that difficult.

Every magician has some tricks that require four matching cards or sometimes eight cards of two values. But as conveniant as it is to take them off the top of the deck, all magicians are always looking for a visual, instant card production. Be it for a "matrix" effect, or for "The Queens" or say the "Cam Con Transpo", you need to attract that amazed attention from the crowd with something flourishy, instant and visual. The Blackjack Production is just what you need, trust me. It can even be used as a pure demonstartion of skill in cardistry and could eventually be used as a reveal. In any case, it is fully worth the price and I recommend it to intermediate and advanced magicians.

People won't believe their eyes seeing this. It takes some practice, but it's really worth it. The set-up is not easy to remember. But the reaction you will get is really great on the ending of the trick.

This effect is wonderful. Dan (I think.. maybe dave) teaches it in such a manner that makes it simple to follow and learn. I have a grandparent who is incredibly sharp, and catches most stuff that I do. He used to be a gambler. I did this for him, and he didn't have a clue! At this price, the trick is very unique. I think anyone who can, should get this.

This trick is fun, as well as the perfect segue for any Vegas cheat routine or 4 card transposition. The moves aren't overwhelmingly hard, and they flow well together. The people you're performing for will credit you with great skill.

The only draw back to it is that it has a very odd stack which could be difficult to get into if it was not your opening trick. Other than that it is wonderful. I'm going to keep messing with it to see if I can possible use this full production to find selected cards. I wouldn't really think to use it in a gambling demo as it does not look very natural to a card table. Very innovated and worth having to play around with the concept.

Except for the setup which is quite difficult to remember... The trick is amazing, when you make the aces appear that's a huge moment, but when you show the four blackjacks that's even better, I really enjoy doing this trick.

This blackjack production adds a nice touch to the often seen ace productions as it first seems to be an ace production but changes to a production of four aces and four jacks. The tutorial is basic, but covers every move.

This is another gambling effect that with a little bit of practice makes you look like a real pro at handling cards. Enough said?