Behold! Jay Grill’s Hole Hopper! Witness the impossible: a hole vanishes from one card & appears in your spectator’s hand! No refills, just pure magic! Get yours now!
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Jay Grill – Hole Hopper: The Ultimate Card Magic Trick
Experience the impossible with Jay Grill’s Hole Hopper, a mind-blowing card trick that will leave your audience in awe. This innovative magic effect allows you to visually remove a hole from a card and transfer it to a card held by a spectator. Yes, they get to keep the card as a tangible piece of magic!
Here’s how it works:
- A spectator signs a card, which is then torn in half.
- You hold one half, while the spectator holds the other.
- Using a hole puncher, you create a hole in your half of the card.
- With a simple rub, the hole in your half magically disappears.
- You then show your hands empty before transferring the hole to the spectator’s half of the card.
- The spectator is left with a card featuring an impossible hole, a souvenir they’ll treasure forever.
What makes Hole Hopper truly special is its simplicity. The gimmick is easy to create, and you can make multiple gimmicks in just a few minutes. All you need is a hole punch and a willing spectator. There’s no complicated sleight of hand or fragile gaffs to worry about, making it perfect for real-world performances.
Your audience will be talking about Hole Hopper long after the trick is over. It’s a must-have for any magician looking to add a touch of the extraordinary to their repertoire.
Description
Visually remove a hole from a card, and put it in a card your spectator is holding. You read that right. They are holding the card the hole appears in. They can keep it. There are no complicated gimmicks or refills. This is one of the craziest moving hole effects you’ve ever seen. This is Hole Hopper by Jay Grill.
Here’s what happens:
A card is signed by the spectator and then torn in half. The audience member holds one half of the card, and the magician holds the other. The magician introduces a hole puncher, and punches a hole in their half of the card. With a small rub the magician visually restores the hole in their half of the card. The magician then shows their hands empty before they rub the half of the card the spectator is holding and the hole appears. The spectator can keep their half of the card as an impossible souvenir.
The gimmick for this trick is easy to make, and you can make multiple gimmicks in just a few minutes. All you need to perform this effect is a hole punch and a spectator who’s about to have their reality turned inside out. There is no complicated sleight of hand or fragile gaffs that you’ll be afraid to take into the real world. Your audience will never forget Hole Hopper by Jay Grill.
