The ability to take a borrowed deck and perform true miracles is one of Dani DaOrtiz’s most powerful weapons. His card work is legendary, and now he is sharing some of his most closely guarded routines with you in The Borrowed Deck Project. A year-long course featuring incredible routines, concepts, theories, and philosophies that allow you to take any deck of cards presented to you and perform real magic. Chapter two of this project features an incredible location of a thought of card by a spectator.

Here’s what happens:

● One spectator takes a borrowed deck and shuffles it.
● They think of any card in the deck and are even allowed to change their mind as many times as they want.
● A second spectator freely takes out a card from the deck.
● Impossibly, the selected card is the exact card the first volunteer thought of.

The Tears Trick is one of those pieces that Dani DaOrtiz has turned into a legendary piece of card magic. The deck is genuinely borrowed and shuffled. The thought of card is an entirely free choice. The spectator discovering the card is not instantly stooged or in on the effect at all. You’ll learn some of Dani’s inner thoughts on controlling a spectator’s actions to put you in a position for an impossible revelation. As a special bonus, Dani teaches you how to make this effect more impossible with a small setup. Even though the effect can be performed with a real shuffled deck in use, this type of effect is something Dani has been playing with for decades. You are getting the real work from one of the greatest card magicians on the planet.

The Borrowed Deck Project is must watch material for anyone who wants to look like a real pro with cards. The effects are simple in concept but mind-blowing in execution. You’ll not only learn great tricks but become privy to Dani’s FISM award-winning theories in card magic. School is in session, and you don’t even need to supply your own deck because any deck in the world can now make you look like an expert at the card table when you study chapter two of The Borrowed Deck Project by Dani Daortiz.

To see every trick in this series, visit Borrowed Deck Project COMPLETE by Dani DaOrtiz.