Magic Makers Magic Deception Deck - Color Changing Magic Card Trick

The cards arrived in a very timely manner. I was happy. Opened the deck and rad the instructions. Two attempts later, I fooled my wife. Great trick.

Before I bought these cards, I had always fancied myself as a bit of a magician. I always had this amazing ability to make things disappear, at least that is what I told the jury every time I stole something. After being released from prison last year for my 24th burglary, I decided to take the magic thing more seriously and bought these amazing set of trick cards. I carried these cards everywhere and perform this trick on as many people as I could until I honed my magic performance into an amazing art form. As shear luck would have it, Whilst waiting for my biweekly colonic irrigation, I inadvertently bumped into Simon Cowell. I performed this slick magic trick on him and he was so blown away, he decided to give me my own magic show in the Mirage on Monday mornings. Admittedly my magic show only last for two minutes and I get an audience of about two people but hey the Vegas show is a Vegas show and 20 bucks a day is 20 bucks a day, so yeah, five stars for these cards .

Quick and easy to use with no sleight of hand. Makes a great one off trick for a beginner or even kids.

So I wouldn't gift it to someone who's just starting or even anyone who isn't trying to learn it for a career because it's very visual and very hard to figure out so this is one that the magicians should never tell but it IS easy to learn and kinda easy to preform the beginner performance but the deck can't be handed out unless you do the Advanced Performance

It's great

High quality. Excellent instructions.

These take a bit of practice to get a good spread (as a good spread does), but once you have that down, the effect is really effective. The instructions are clear, but don't really mention the addition queens much, but they're there if you need them. Mix these with a red set of Jokers to reverse the trick. Would work well as a follow up to another trick that used the same force.

Deck works well, but you need practice to master the trick. Comes with good instructions, and is easy to learn, but again, you need to practice. Also, purchase a close-up mat for this one. This trick works best if you can spread the cards on a table or flat surface. You can do it in your hands, and I often do, but it just works better on a flat surface. The close-up mat gives you an easier way to spread the cards without causing a "flash".