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Abyss Change

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An invisible switch or visual change.

Justin's personal way to switch a card in full view or cause it to visually change.



Justin is going to share a utility move that you can use to visually change or switch a card

in full view without anyone knowing.

You will learn how this move was created and the ways Justin uses it to floor his audiences today. You will even learn how Justin causes a signature to appear on an unsigned card visually.



  • Any deck of cards, no setup
  • Multiple applications, including visual changes, predictions, switches, etc.
  • In depth detail on how to get in and out of the move
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    Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 2 reviews)

    Madison ★★★★★

    This move is so clean once you get the timing down; the visual change happens right in front of their eyes. I’ve been using it to switch cards during my routines and it’s fooled everyone so far.

    Christopher P. ★★★★★

    Finally got the chance to practice that utility move in the description—took a few tries, but the “invisible switch” really does let you swap a card right under their nose. It’s subtle enough that even I did a double-take the first time. A solid addition to any close-up routine.