Hey y'all,
This was one of the first tricks I purchased when I started magic. I learned it
easily and preformed it without hitch numerous times.
Pros:
1. Even a beginner can
lean it. If you are a beginner put the time into mastering it and you will get a lot of mileage out
of it.
2. Great for anyone! Even more advanced magicians.
Cons:
1. Can people
count? Seriously....People have a hard time understanding what the 'position of their card' is.
Maybe its just me, but they can't seem to remember two things.
Story: I once preformed
the trick for my Uncle. I told him to memorize the card and then remember the position. He
accidentally memorized the wrong position and threw the trick completely off. Once I got to the
reveal it was a complete different card from his...
Tip: If you have two spectators have
both memorize the card and position. That way if one messes up then the other will have it.
Wow factor of 1-5 (1=terrible, 5=terrific) I give it a 3.5. People say 'wow, how did you do
that, that's amazing.'
The price is right, the reactions are right. Get it!
9 of 10 magicians found this helpful.
This is a trick I really want to be able to do well for its impromptu qualities, but I give it 4
stars because it's taking me more work than I imagined. In the instructional video, Rick says,
"Give it the practice that it deserves". Those words certainly apply to me. As someone new to
cards, I'm finding one of the basic sleights, as taught, hard to execute reliably every time. I'll
keep at it, but buyers should know that they'll have to hit two sleights quickly and automatically
for the trick to be effective
5 of 5 magicians found this helpful.
This is another great impromptu trick that is based on a very very old principle. Because the
spectators card is sitting on the table in front of them, they will never catch the move. Not only
is this trick somewhat mentalism, it also packs the magical aspect of a card change and
transportation. The trick is very basic and is good for beginners. I used to do this trick a long
time ago and it always gave good reactions. Pick this up and you'll be glad you did.
3 of 3 magicians found this helpful.
This is my second most requested trick, just after STS. You cannot go wrong buying this. I go so far
as to say you WILL use it in you card routine. You can do it with absolutely any deck, even if it is
missing cards. The best part about this trick is you can use parts of it to do different endings, or
throw it into other tricks you have.
I dare say this is the best value for a trick that I
have ever seen. If you even think you might want it. Get it now. You will not be disappointed. The
reactions are great, and it requires very little sleight of hand. If this is your first trick, it
teaches a few great fundamentals that you will use for the rest of your magic career.
I
will warn you right now: Do not use this trick if you don't want people screaming curses and running
in fear.
2 of 2 magicians found this helpful.
It fooled me, I didn't have a clue!
A wonderful trick to add to your repertoire, and also see
One for The Money by Bill Goldman. Two excellent close up illusions for your arsenal of walk
around, close up magic.
1 of 1 magicians found this helpful.
This trick is so easy and so simple to do that ion itself if worth the $6.95, by far the best
purchase from this website I have ever made. The reactions are priceless and the card trick is 360
degree angle friendly (if you can distract the audience while you perform the two simple sleights).
The only downside is that people forget hat number position their card is in. I combatted this by
saying the number of the card out loud, and since I started doing this, no one has forgotten, and it
convinces them that the first sleight hadn't happened.
BUY NOW!!!
1 of 1 magicians found this helpful.
One of the toughest things for new magicians is believing that people will believe you. The art of
misdirection is often assumed knowledge and I think that a lot of magicians believe that everyone
understands how to work with the off-beats. Oz, like always, walks us through the fine art of
over-coming the fear of the "heat" and confidently performing this clever routine.
I love
the routine and it's got a nice, if not predictable, punchline. What I think I love more is that
performing this trick for live audiences made me a better magician. It gave me the confidence to
believe that I could craft simple misdirection for the cover I needed.
Overall the skill
level required for this trick is primarily a showmanship issue. Definitely good for those that have
performed a few tricks and are looking for something new.
Buy now.
1 of 1 magicians found this helpful.
For 6.95, you can't go wrong with synergy. If you want an Impromptu, Simple, hard-hitting effect you
can't go wrong with this. ADD TO CART now, you won't regret it.
1 of 1 magicians found this helpful.
This is a one of the best downloads out there! It is so easy to do and the spectators are just blown
away! Here are some reasons to buy Synergy:
1)It's totally impromptu
2)It's so easy to do
3)You get huge reations
4)It is cheap
5)The deck can be shuffled
6)It's examinable
7)It doesn't even have to be a full deck
Take my word for it! Buy it!
1 of 1 magicians found this helpful.
I can't give away the trick, except to say it takes practice.
The move necessary to be made
deserves the attention only arrived via practice.
The idea is outstanding. The instructional
video is done well.
Today, when you order "Synergy", you'll instantly be emailed a Penguin Magic gift certificate. You can spend it on anything you like at Penguin, just like cash. Just complete your order as normal, and within seconds you'll get an email with your gift certificate.
Amazing trick if people would count
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Impromptu is best
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GREAT IDEA
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