Petroleum

Trick by Max Lukian
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Impossibly clean and wonderfully direct. This hidden gem is finally available worldwide and has taken the magic community by storm.

"I had the luck of seeing this miracle, and I saw firsthand the impact this will have on your spectators. Bravo.” Dani DaOrtiz

"Petroleum" allows you have a playing card chosen, signed and lost in the deck. You then take the deck and shuffle it face up into face down, clearly showing your audience how its mixed on both sides.

Then, without any funny or suspicious moves, the deck is spread out on the table. Your audience's jaws will drop when they see that all of the cards are now facing the same way except one—which is revealed to be their signed card! Don't believe us? Watch the trailer to see it for yourself.

The classic Triumph plot has NEVER been this clean or practical. But, "Petroleum" is also so much more than that. This specially-crafted gimmicked deck enables you to also do a squeaky clean Oil & Water effect that starts with just a few red and black cards separating from each other before ending with a stunning full deck finale.

Creator Max Lukian is an innovative, up-and-coming star. Throughout his crystal-clear instructional video, you'll learn how to use "Petroleum" to your full advantage, including multiple handlings for each routine. For the first time ever, Max also shares his dual-reality Triumph routine that leaves audiences speechless and is his favorite way to use the "Petroleum" principle.

Each set comes with one Petroleum gimmicked deck in a Red Bicycle Maiden Back design. You'll learn how to use it quickly and it is destined to become the most powerful card trick in your whole repertoire.

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Customer reviews for Petroleum

Rodolfo
I don't have enough background in Triumph effects to compare. What I do know about Triumph is anything that makes even more impossible is the whole point of performing it. I honestly do not know to be sure, but the truth be known it looks just as impossible in my hands as the demo. The only negative it's not a magician fooler, and that's only because it's not a rider back. Fooled as they might be they will know at a glance its a gimmicked deck, otherwise laypersons will be amazed.

The deck does most of the work.
José
Simplesmente fantástico. É um baralho que anda sempre comigo. Depois de fazer um ou outro efeito com ele é só fazer a troca por um normal e a sessão continua. Muito bom, mesmo!
Jeff
This is hands down the best triumph routine I have ever seen. If magic were real, this is exactly what it would look like if you could actually do this in real life. It kills audiences, there's nowhere to go. The presentation is so natural with seemingly no moves. I put this on my social media and it immediately became the most popular video I've ever put out. I got more comments on this effect than any other I have ever posted online. Just a killer triumph routine, plain and simple. Highly recommended!
Jonathan
I think that, given enough performance, this could be mixed with another triumph like “Triumph and Triumph Again”. Perhaps they could serve opposite of each other at the beginning and end of a routine, or they could be performed together as a triple Triumph. The idea (and feel free to use it). Even the deck switch could be obvious. But this may be wishful thinking; I’ll try it, nonetheless.

Petroleum is an excellent version of Triumph. I think I, and most others, are probably interested most in the immediate way of turning a chaotic mess of up and down cards into an organized climax immediately.
Jeff
This is the best version of Triumph I've ever seen! If you had real magic powers, this is exactly what it would look like if you did what you said you were going to do. The kicker with the spectator's cell phone is brilliant and makes people's jaws drop! Highly recommended.
Gerhard
This is a killer effect and fairly easy to do. Very clean method. The tutorial is excellent and very well explained. I perform this regularly and get great reactions I can highly recommend this product.

Community questions about Petroleum

Have a question about this product? It's possible others do too. Ask here and other Vanishing Inc. Magic customers will be able to respond with assistance! Alternatively, email us and we can help too.

  • Huawei asks: Can we purchase refill (gimmick cards only) with a lower price?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Unfortunately not.
  • Bruno asks: Hi, Great product. Amazing. Do you know why the deck is in Mnemonica stack? Nothing on the video explain it. Thanks

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:It's an added bonus! Max likes Memorized Deck magic.
  • Jonathan asks: This question may seem obvious to some of you. I am only now becoming aware of the different types of Bicycle backs. My decks appear to be Rider backs while this effect appears to be Mandolin backs. Someone in the questions said they are "Red Backs" but didn't indicate which. Based on this information, I want to make absolutely sure, I need to buy the Mandolin backs, is that correct?

    • 1. Jonathan responds:Let me rephrase part of my question. The advertisement says Mandolin back. I assume that, but as I mentioned, I want to be 100% sure.
    • 2. Jonathan responds:I answered my own question. I misread but see it comes with the whole deck. I must stop misreading things.
  • Lorin asks: Love this handling and want to order. Question: I need my deck in Red Bicycle as featured in the video clip. Is this the default color/deck? Thanks!

    • 1. Lorin responds:Yes. Red Bicycle...I just answered my own question by reading the entire description!
  • Mark asks: Can the spectator NAME a card, or does it have to be selected?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:They could name a card that they see in the spread but it's better to have it selected.
  • Tim asks: Interested in knowing the differences between this and Charming Chinese Triumph. Can anyone briefly throw out some things? Thank you.

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Sure! The method and handling is different. You will also notice that the effect is different too. If you have further questions, please feel free to email us.
  • Michael asks: How does this differ from Michael Muldoon’s Modern Triumph? Advantages? Disadvantages?

  • Jasper asks: I own Jim Krenz Victorious Triumph, this looks very very similar indeed, are there any improvements that mean I should buy this?

    • 1. Don responds: I got it just for the fact that the deck can be shown mixed on both sides right before the reveal...that's a huge improvement alone!....at least I think it is.
    • 2. Jim responds:The method is completely different. About half of Petroleum is gaffed, and you can't have them shuffled by the audience (in Invisible Triumph, the entire deck can be shuffled by the audience. This allows the entire deck to be casually seen on both sides, which mitigates any suspicion of the cards). Petroleum has some advantages, which makes it worthwhile to have in your arsenal. Responding to the other comment—in Invisible Triumph, you do show both sides of the deck as mixed immediately before showing them straightened. Neither of these methods is superior in this regard.
    • 3. Don responds:Sorry Jim...I was referring to your Victorious Triumph. I know nothing about an Invisible Triumph..
  • Ben asks: Is this a gimmick that can be made at home?

    • 1. Vanishing Inc. Magic responds:Well, technically you could make any gimmick at home. But you'd certainly not want to make this one!
  • John asks: Is the instructional video a download or a DVD that comes with the deck?

    • 1. Paul responds:A link to a video
    • 2. Garry responds:A link to a STREAMING VIDEO ONLY

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