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Chaotic Fourplay

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Daniel Chard’s flair for the visual means that a simple triumph is never just a simple triumph.



Through multiple cuts and shuffles of face up cards into face down,

Daniel mixes his deck into a completely chaotic state. However, through chaos comes order, when with a flick of the wrist a four of a kind is produced in an eye-catching display.



Not content to have only righted four cards in the deck,

the full deck is spread - with every card now face up, miraculously returned to its unshuffled state.



Through 15 minutes of instruction,

Daniel teaches shuffles, slights, cuts and productions - utilities that can be used to create further card miracles or enhance your own magic.

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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Richard N. ★★★★★

The way the cards flip face up and down through those cuts keeps my eyes glued every single time. I've watched the sequence maybe ten times and still can't spot the moment it all shuffles clean. This is the kind of visual trickery that makes a simple win feel like a full show.

Matthew ★★★★☆

I wasn't expecting the face-up/face-down cuts to feel this smooth right out of the box—the deck handles beautifully. The multiple shuffles really keep you on your toes, though I wish the instructions were a bit clearer for beginners. Still, it’s a solid addition to my routine.