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are brought out of the performer’s pocket and introduced as a partial poker hand - that can only be made a winning hand with ONE specific card from the deck. The spectator is asked to shuffle the deck, and then deal a single card to the performer. The performer show the four cards in his hand to be an inside straight flush - and as the spectator turns over the single card they dealt - it's is incredibly the

that could have completed the hand.

Cheating is usually about skill, how well the performer manipulates a deck of playing cards. It’s a demonstration of dexterity and handling, rather than a moment of the impossible.

In half an hour of teaching, Daniel Madison discusses the handling, psychology and presentations of this effect, including when and how to take this single effect into a two-phase routine (as seen in the trailer).

and cheat - without even touching the cards.

Note: Although not essential for the effect, Daniel does refer to the Gamblers Cop in the explanation, taught

here

.