Ultimate Free Choice by Alexander Hermann"Ultimate Free Choice" by Alexander Hermann (the living German one, not the French one that died in 1896) is a deceptively simple routine with a punchy and surprising ending that will leave them stunned. After informing your audience that you have a prediction in your pocket, you spread the deck face down and invite someone to participate in what could be best described as an "anti card trick." Instead of selecting a card they want to keep, they

Here's a stunning balance of a pencil and a card deck

Yet each time they count their change

This principle can be used for colours

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An insane update to the original License to Thrill routine

practical material

Logical items to carry

Custom illustrations: aces

The Most Visual

The spectator then names any number from 1-52

5) TRACE-LESS VANISH (NP TECHNIQUE)

practically just as strong but with a regular deck