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Shocking Transpo

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Instantly produce a four of a kind at the snap of the fingers - then take it to the next level by switching all four cards...

Twice.

Daniel Chard has created a version of Paul Harris’s ‘Reset’

that takes it out of the realm of packet trick and into a masterpiece using a full deck. Four Kings are produced in a flash, and then instantly changed into the four aces. The Aces are placed aside and the Kings shuffled back into the deck.



The performer explains that he can locate all four Kings in the shuffled deck with just a shuffle

- and with a quick riffle, the cards are turned over… to show the four Aces. The four cards put aside at the beginning are turned over - to reveal the four Kings.



Daniel Chard is rapidly making a name for himself

and his particular brand of fast-paced, eye-catching magic. Learn Shocking Transpo and get hooked on this next up-and-comer now.


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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel ★★★★★

I've been doing card magic for years and the double switch on this one genuinely fooled me the first time I watched it. You end clean with four of a kind in hand, no weird moves, and the reset premise makes it feel impossible. Took me an evening to get the snap timing down but it's worth the practic

Matthew ★★★★★

The reset moment where all four cards switch twice genuinely fooled me the first time I watched it, and I already knew the method going in. The snap-your-fingers production of the four of a kind is the part I keep coming back to. Been carrying this in my close-up set for two weeks now.

Nicholas ★★★★★

The handling is deceptively simple yet the effect is insane — producing a four of a kind instantly, then switching them out twice? Total mind-bender.