One kind of trick is a simple sleight of hand trick. This is the most basic kind of trick. You secretly do something with one hand while drawing the crowds attention to your other hand. Pulling coins out of people’s ears, simple card tricks are examples of sleight of hand tricks.

Another kind of trick is mathematical tricks that are used with a deck of cards. These tricks are based on pure math, and are easy to learn. Sometimes they are referred to as self working tricks, as they don’t require any skill. Just that you practice the trick ahead of time. The cool thing about these tricks is that they are easy to learn. One drawback, however, is that once somebody figures them out, they lose their appeal.

One kind of trick that always holds people’s fascination is when you can use some basic psychological principles to convince people that you are psychic. Guessing people’s birthdays, or guessing which number they pick between one and twenty are some pretty simple to learn tricks that always impress people.

And the most difficult, and most impressive tricks are the ones that require props, and even participants. These are the tricks like sawing people in half, escaping from handcuffs, and things like that. These are usually expensive, and require lots of practice, which is why only professionals usually do these.

If you only learn some self working tricks, a couple of sleight of hand tricks and some pseudo psychic tricks, you’ll never fail to impress at parties, and you will skyrocket your popularity.

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The first kind of trick was the basic, magician trick they most of them learn in magician school, or wherever they learn tricks. It was the basic sleight of hand trick, where they make stuff appear out of nowhere, and late make it reappear. They way he did it was pretty cool. He would space out the times when he made stuff appear, and disappear so that the crowd would forget what had gone away. Kind of like a skilled comedian will leave a crowd hanging for a while, and then deliver the punch line just at the right time.

After that, he did this crazy mental trick. He asked a few audience members to name a world city, then he asked different members to name famous people from history. He made sure that he picked people at random, with the crowd actually doing the picking. Then when he finished, he pulled out this crumpled up paper and had somebody in the crowd read it. It was a short essay involving all the world cities, and all the historical figures the crowd had named.

After that he started doing these wild psychic tricks. He pretended that he was a professional psychic, but he actually guessed people’s names and birthdays and all kinds of other secret stuff perfectly. People were really amazed at his abilities.

Up to now I could sort of figure out how he was doing it. But after the next trick, I give up. He picked a couple people at random, and hypnotized them. They they started guessing random information about people in the crowd. And they were dead on accurate. Drivers license numbers, numbers in peoples addresses, it was downright spooky.

I’d forgotten how incredibly entertaining magic can be. If you’ve never seen a magic show, or it’s been a while, you should check it out. Or better yet, learn some tricks yourself, so you can entertain others.

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This is how the trick will seem to your astounded audience. You take three Aces: Spades, Clubs, and Diamonds. You hold them out, showing them to the audience. Then you position them on top of the deck, and jumble up and cut the deck quite a lot of times, ensuring that they have been consistently dispersed.

You then ask a volunteer to come up and hunt for the Ace of Diamonds. They will look in vain, as they won’t be able to come across it. If you like, you can get an additional audience member to come up and search, but they too will be unsuccessful. Then you pull the Ace of Diamonds out of your shirt pocket. (Or your back pocket, or shoe, or wherever.)

Here’s how to set the ruse up. First discover all the Aces. Then put the Ace of Diamonds in your pocket (or shoe or wherever) beforehand. Then lay the other Aces on top of the deck. When you drag the three Aces off the top, and fan them out, make sure to hold the Ace of Hearts in the middle. If you place both other cards on either side of the Ace of Hearts, it will look like the Ace of Diamonds to the audience.

How you sound this is important. If you bring up beforehand that you are going to make the Ace of Diamonds disappear, they will be looking much more directly. But if you just start of by telling what you are doing, and then name the three cards (Ace of Clubs, Spades, and Diamonds) they will likely have faith in you, and not look too closely at the three cards.

One way that can incredibly help is as you are shuffling and cutting the deck, is to disclose some long winded story about how diamonds have some kind of captivating power, and in the old days when they were choosing the shapes for cards, they almost didn’t choose diamonds because people were always stealing them, or they were always disappearing or something. That way, when they start wondering about the Ace of Diamonds, it will already be secreted someplace in the deck, or so they think. Have fun with this trick.

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Here’s how the trick will look to you friends. You’re sitting around a table at a party or a bar, talking about whatever. You mention in an “oh by the way,” fashion that you’ve recently picked up some telekinetic skills. Obviously, their conversation will come to a dead halt as they demand a demonstration of your newly found gifts. Of course, since you’ve just learned these powerful skills, you can only move small objects. Of course, you tell them that you haven’t learned to lift up pool tables or anything like that.

You produce a deck of cards, take one out at random, and place it on the back of your hand. You invoke the magical powers of Zeus, or your favorite god whenever you use your telekinetic powers, and the card magically starts to bend according to your powerful mental will. After the card has bent according to your immense psychic energy, you claim that you have only studied enough to bend one card, and you need a rest. After that just return to talking about whatever you were talking about before you performed this magnificent illusion.

Here’s the trick. Before you announce your special powers, rub some water on the back of the hand that you are going to place the card on. You’ll need an inexpensive, non-laminated deck of cards. The cheap cards will be porous, and will naturally soak up that water that you have deftly rubbed on your hand. When it does this, it will naturally bend toward the curvature of your hand, amazing your friends in the process.

This is one of those tricks that require you talk a good game both before and after the illusion. If you only call attention to the card, and bend it for them, they’ll likely know that something is up. But if you build it up, and tell an interesting story beforehand, (get it, before hand?) and quickly cover it up with another story after the fact, it will go over much better.

Of course, if you know any other simple card tricks (that don’t require the whole deck, sine you’ve just ruined one of the cards) this would be a great time to pull them out. You can do many more tricks that don’t require you to be playing with a full deck. This is a great introduction to some fantastic tricks that you can entertain your friends with, or if you get lucky, start to attract a crowd of eager onlookers. Have fun.

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