Prepare to be amazed! John Bannon’s Duplicity, a mind-bending packet trick, now examinable! Cards swap impossibly, identities vanish! Instant download. #JohnBannon #Magic #Duplicity
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Discover the magic of John Bannon – Duplicity, an instant download that brings a new level of intrigue to card magic. Building on the success of his popular trick, Twisted Sisters, Bannon introduces a completely examinable version that will leave your audience in awe.
Here’s what you can expect:
- Introduce two packets of cards—one red and one blue—each containing four cards.
- Ask your spectator to imagine that each packet holds the aces, all face down.
- When they think of one ace, it magically appears face up in the packet.
- Not only is it face up, but it’s also the only ace from the other packet, showing a seamless swap.
- The final reveal? All remaining cards are blank, proving no secret switches could have occurred.
John Bannon meticulously teaches every move you need to master this hard-hitting effect. Perfect for both beginners and seasoned magicians, Duplicity is a must-have addition to your repertoire.
Description
Twisted Sisters is one of John Bannon’s most popular packet tricks. In Duplicity John applies that same clever thinking and three punch reveal only now it is completely examinable.
Here’s what happens:
A packet of four red cards and a packet of four blue cards are introduced to the audience. Your spectator is asked to imagine that each of those packets contain the aces while the cards are shown to be face down. When they are asked to think of just one of the aces it is shown to be face up in the packet. Not only is it face up, but it is also the only ace that is from the other packet of cards. It is shown to have swapped with the ace the performer was thinking of. The final kicker is that neither of the aces could have been secretly switched for any other because all the remaining cards are blank.
John Bannon teaches all the moves that you will need to do this simple but hard-hitting effect. This is Duplicity
