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The Wrong Path

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This is so much more than a 'magician makes good' effect. This is an effect that

sets up a preconception, reinforces it, then pulls the rug out from under its feet in a spectacular kicker

- all by leading the spectator down the

wrong path.

A challenge is set to the spectator - choose a card, then through intuition only, find the card's mate. A 1/51 Chance. Easy, right?



The cards are dribbled on to the table and stopped wherever the spectator wants. This new packet is dealt facedown one card at a time, until the spectator feels they have found their card's mate. Slowly, the spectator turns over their card... They missed.



The original selection is turned over on the table, showing it has transformed into a three of a kind - matching the card in the spectator's hand.



Justin Miller is back using the same style of sleight he taught in The Blur Transpo to deliver another gem that completely fools - but leaves a smile on your face all the same. Being lead down the wrong path has never before turned out so good.



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Customer Reviews (4.5 / 5 · 2 reviews)

Madison ★★★★★

The way it builds a false assumption in the spectator's mind before the reveal is brilliantly deceptive. I performed it at a house party and the final kicker genuinely stunned everyone watching.

Steven ★★★★☆

The setup-and-kicker structure is clever, and the spectator really does buy the preconception before the rug pull lands—my only gripe is the pacing takes a beat longer than I'd like in the middle, but the final moment got a gasp. Worth the price for that reaction alone.