Ebook - Scott Baird - The Twelve Card Problem (Digital Download)
Description & Effect
Unleash Astonishing Mental Magic
Step into the realm of truly astonishing mental magic with 'The Twelve Card Problem' by the acclaimed Scott Baird, creator of 'The Hermit' magic magazine. This essential digital download equips you with powerful, mind-bending routines that redefine what's possible with a simple deck of playing cards. Forget complex setups or years of dedicated practice; 'The Twelve Card Problem' delivers high-impact mentalism that's mostly impromptu and ready to perform anytime, anywhere, with any borrowed deck. It's time to add a jaw-dropping, thought-provoking miracle to your repertoire.
The Core Miracle Explained
Imagine this: a spectator fairly shuffles a deck of cards. You then invite three audience members to each select four cards, keeping them hidden from you. From their respective piles, each person merely thinks of one card. The cards are then collected and shuffled once more, ensuring complete chaos. With remarkable ease, and by asking just one precise question, you're able to stunningly divine every single thought-of card. This isn't just a trick; it's a demonstration of pure mental prowess that will leave your audience utterly bewildered and convinced of your psychic abilities. The beauty lies in its simplicity for the performer and its profound impact on the spectators.
Beyond the Basics: Variations and Inspirations
'The Twelve Card Problem' isn't just a single routine; it's a comprehensive masterclass in card divination. This extraordinary ebook contains ten different handlings, methods, and exciting variations on the core concept. Scott Baird draws inspiration from legendary routines like 'Three Hours' from Simon Aronson and Ramon Riobóo's 'Mnemonica', as well as a captivating problem posed by Michal Kociolek in 'More Plots and Methods'. You'll discover ingenious approaches, including 'Three Hours or Less', hailed as one of the finest variations of its kind. Each method offers unique nuances and possibilities, ensuring there's a perfect solution for every performer's style.
Who Is This Ebook For?
Whether you're a dedicated mentalist seeking fresh, powerful material or a card magician looking to infuse your performances with mind-reading marvels, 'The Twelve Card Problem' is an indispensable resource. It's ideal for those who appreciate direct, inexplicable effects that rely on cunning methods rather than arduous sleight of hand. Elevate your magic, captivate your audiences, and download Scott Baird's 'The Twelve Card Problem' today to unlock a world of mental mystery. This 45-page ebook is your gateway to performing truly unforgettable, impromptu mental card magic.
Original Specs
Powerful mental magic you can perform with a borrowed deck of cards.
The Twelve Card Problem: and Similar Mentally-Selected Card Divinations is an amazing eBook written by Scott Baird (creator of The Hermit magic magazine). It is filled with mental magic with playing cards that is mostly impromptu and can be done with any deck of cards. No expert sleight of hand skills required.
The core idea is that a deck of playing cards is fairly shuffled. You then have a few members of the audience select any 12 cards at random without showing you. Typically, three people will select four cards each.
From their pile, each audience member thinks of one card. The cards are then gathered and shuffled again.
With just one question, you’re able to divine every selection.
And that’s just one of ten different handlings, methods, and variations for this concept featured in The Twelve Card Problem.
This special project was inspired by “Three Hours”, a routine from Mnemonica by Simon Aronson and Ramon Riobóo, as well as a problem posed by Michal Kociolek in More Plots and Methods.
There is something for every type of magician, including “Three Hours or Less”, which is one of the best variations of “Three Hours” ever made.
If you perform mentalism or just want to add some mental magic to your card magic set, you must download a copy of The Twelve Card Problem today.
45 Pages | eBook
