The Trick Collector

T.G. Murphy Deck Flip

How to catch a card from a dribble

performed by Michael Ammar. Learn the adjusted or classic method

popularized by David Blaine: two card monte  

the world famous trick by dr. Jacob Daley & a 𝐍𝐄𝐖 method inspired by Blaine's  Here then there  / 2 Card Monte  style as shown by Manu from Card-Shark.

Amazing self working miracle

Amazing 4 Power Queens performance and how to do it

Paperclip Monte. Learn the 3 card miracle with regular cards using a clip horizontal and vertical. Recommended : Stand up & 3 Card Monte Paperclip Monte by Oscar Owen was originally posted by a Japanese magician. Oscar added personal promotion. Thats why we present the tutorial first, followed by the performance, promo and reveal.  Tutorial. Performance. Additional explanation

New improved Astral Projection with balloon (or e.g. card box, hands of spectator). Original Astral Projection performance.  Closely watch his hand at 0:47 during the live performance below   Suggestion: use a breather crimp card to split the deck in 2 piles

Jacrobats is a surprising 4 card free choice reveal

4 Card transpo featuring 𝘑𝘢𝘤𝘬 𝘊𝘢𝘳𝘱𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘦𝘳 𝙞𝙢𝙥𝙪𝙡𝙨 𝙘𝙝𝙖𝙣𝙜𝙚 [Advice] use Jokers instead of a double

Before watching the performance it is recommended to read the clarification below first. Craig Petty from Magic TV has a tutorial explaining the how, not the why. The information below enables you to understand what goes on while all steps are executed. The video starts with 2 piles, each exactly 26 cards (52 in total, no jokers). Craig counts them while talking. The spectator selects a pile and takes an unknown number of cards out (14 in the performance). Thats the number in A ny C ard A t A ny N umber. Next the 26-14=12 are put back on the table. Then Craig asks the spectator to choose a card from his pile (26 cards). That is the selected A ny card (8 ♣ ) . When the card is taken back he controls it to the bottom (convincing control, vid5 and 9 here ) at position 26 ( this is the key to the secret ). Then the 26 cards are put on top of the 12 cards. Now there are 12+26=38 cards on the table, chosen card at position 26. The visual below shows the pile simplified, start order left...