Cardicians, thank you for waiting. Here is the latest work from Spain's treasure, Dani Daortiz! Magic Section. Nine incredibly baffling tricks are included. Even seasoned magicians may find themselves unable to grasp any clues, as there are no suspicious points to be found. What's amazing about him is that his work isn't solely aimed at advanced magicians. The Technique Section introduces "methods to make techniques invisible." It achieves the elimination of the "technique feel" not through brute force, but through structural ingenuity. A highlight is his reinterpretation and reconstruction of techniques developed by master magicians like Tamariz, Renato Green, and Christian Engblom, making them easier to use. Magic Section One More Open Prediction A magician-killing card prediction where the magician guides the spectator's interjection and then makes the effect happen in response. Coincidence The spectator's and magician's packets are shuffled together, or a random number of cards are dealt, but the positions of the cards drawn by both parties match. Middle Card A card placed between two face-up cards instantly appears from the deck. Wow Prediction A card flight to a different colored deck using a clever force where the spectator manipulates and chooses. Imaginary Dice II A spectator's card appears from the number of cards that is the sum of two spectators' mentally chosen numbers. Hofzinser A spectator's card appears from a randomly chosen number of cards. Open Prediction Direct You state "You will choose the card of XX" at the beginning, then have the spectator deal cards and stop them anywhere they like. That card is the one you predicted. This is the most straightforward open prediction imaginable. Phone Code An impromptu prediction magic trick using the spectator's mobile phone unlock code (pattern lock). Technique Section Color Control Card Control False Shuffle False Count, etc. Search Related Terms #magic #trick #magic trick #card magic #coin magic #close-up magic #stage magic #mentalism