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SICK Control

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The SICK Control is a utility move that can be used as a control, a change or a steal, that has the advantage of being as subtle or flashy as you want it to be.

A card is selected and clearly placed into the center of the pack. In that move, it has instantly been controlled to the bottom.

As a change, it works even better - a random card selected by the performer changes into the spectators’ card in a fluid motion. A visual color change that seems to happen simply by blowing on the card.

Justin’s practical advice concerning angles, performance tips and visual enhancements will have you performing this move in minutes. Download it Now.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Harper ★★★★★

I was blown away by how smoothly the card control works—the fact that I can dial it from subtle to flashy in the same move is genius. The selected card stays perfectly visible during the placement, which makes the final reveal hit so much harder.

Leo A. ★★★★★

At first I wasn't sure if the "subtle or flashy" claim was real, but after practicing the clean palm transfer I’m amazed how invisible the steal can be. It’s quickly become my go-to for a spectator’s signed card.

Ava ★★★★☆

The versatility is really impressive—I've used it as both a control and a change with equal ease. It looks completely natural either way, though it did take a few tries to get the timing perfect on the flashier version.