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Unorthodox Reset

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A card by card transposition based on Paul Harris’s classic ‘Reset’, Daniel Chard’s Unorthodox Reset transforms four Kings into Four Aces - and back - under seemingly impossible conditions.



Four Kings are shown and placed off to the side under a card box,

and the four aces are displayed in the hand.With a twist of the wrist, the first Ace transforms into a King, and dropped onto the table.



Another twist and the second Ace disappears,

leaving another King in its place. The third ace is shown and rubbed against the final card - changing both to the remaining kings.



The Kings under the card box are flipped over

- to show they have truly changed places with the aces in the hand. With a tap, all four Aces transpose again - completely resetting the trick.



Filled with deceptive sleights, stunning displays and slick, polished moves

that are becoming synonymous with the name Daniel Chard, Unorthodox Reset is as much a routine as it is a session on single card color changes.


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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sebastian V. ★★★★★

Didn't think four Kings turning into four Aces could look this fair, but the card by card sequence sells it every time. I've been using it as a closer for small groups and the reactions are worth the practice.

Ellie A. ★★★★★

I’ve used Reset for years, but this version’s card‑by‑card change is cleaner than I expected — and the reset back to Kings feels just as impossible. Perfect for a quick close‑up set.

John ★★★★★

The moment the Kings turn into Aces in the spectator's own hands is worth the price alone. I've been doing card magic for years and the reset method here is genuinely fooling. Took me an afternoon to get smooth, but now it's my go-to closer.