Unleash Unbelievable Card Mastery with TOUCH by Matt Pilcher

Imagine the gasp from your audience as you stand blindfolded, a deck of cards thoroughly shuffled by a volunteer resting in your hands. Without a single peek, without any visible manipulation, you begin to slowly deal through the cards, pausing precisely to set aside five distinct cards. The tension builds. Then, with a flourish, you reveal your selections: a perfect Royal Flush in Spades. This isn't a dream; this is 'TOUCH' by Matt Pilcher, an electrifying digital download that will empower you to perform one of the most astonishing feats of card control imaginable.

The Secret to Blindfolded Brilliance

Matt Pilcher's 'TOUCH' isn't just another card trick; it's a profound demonstration of skill and deception, meticulously taught to you in this comprehensive video. The beauty of 'TOUCH' lies in its deceptive simplicity and the complete lack of suspicious moves. There are no deck switches, no false deals, no peeks, and absolutely no need for arduous memorization. You'll learn a subtle, yet incredibly powerful, method that allows you to seemingly 'feel' the cards and divine their identities, even when your sight is obscured. This routine elevates the classic 'blindfold' premise to a new level, making you appear as a genuine card savant.

A Reputation-Making Performance, Effortlessly Achieved

Forget the fear of complex setups or intricate sleights. 'TOUCH' is designed for maximum impact with minimal fuss. The spectator can truly shuffle and cut the deck, ensuring absolute fairness in their minds. This crucial detail eradicates any suspicion of a pre-stacked deck or prior arrangement, magnifying the impact of your eventual revelation. The teaching in this digital video is crystal clear, breaking down every nuance so you can confidently add this miracle to your repertoire. Whether you're a seasoned pro looking for a showstopper or a beginner aiming to impress, 'TOUCH' provides an accessible path to performing a truly unforgettable piece of magic.

What Makes TOUCH So Extraordinary?

Matt Pilcher has engineered a routine that addresses and eliminates virtually every possible explanation an audience might concoct. Is it a stack? No. Can the spectator shuffle? Yes. Are there any peeks? Absolutely not. No torn corners, no shaved edges, and surprisingly, no memorization work whatsoever. You simply learn the clever secret behind 'TOUCH' and watch as your audiences believe you possess an almost supernatural connection to the cards. It's clean, direct, and devastatingly effective, making you 'the greatest card handler in the world' in their eyes. Elevate your card magic and leave an indelible impression with 'TOUCH'.

Original Specs

TOUCH - By Matt Pilcher (Instant Download) Remove A Winning Poker Hand From A Shuffled Deck.. BLINDFOLDED!

Wouldn't it be awesome if without looking at the faces of the cards you could deal through and pull out a royal flush in spades? Yes, yes it would be awesome.

WELL NOW YOU CAN!

Okay, so I know you have some questions, here's the answers,

Done with a regular deck? - YES

Is it a stack? - NO

Can the spectator shuffle the cards? - YES

Are there any peeks? - NO

Learn the secret now and make your audiences believe you're the greatest card handler IN THE WORLD!

The Effect -

You're blindfolded and the cards are shuffled and cut and handed back to you. You start dealing through feeling the faces of each card. You deal one off to the side, a few more go by and you deal a second one off to the side, you continue through till you have 5 cards off to the side. With NO switching you turn over the cards, they are the 10,J,Q,K and Ace a royal flush in spades.

NO Deck switch

NO False deals

NO Peeks

NO Torn or shaved corners

NO Memorization work

THIS. IS. TOUCH.

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