Twirl Change that Plays Big?

[aznofspades]

How can you make the Twirl Change play big for a crowd of 50ish people in a semi surrounded setting?

I've already come up with:

Forcing a contrasting card
Angling it up

Thanks

 

[The Tumbleweed]

Your idea sounds good, but I'm a little confused about the forcing part. Are you changing their card into something else, or something else into their card? Because the latter is infinitely more astonishing.

 

[MagicShadow9]

You should probably think about restructuring that trick or just dropping it. It's really hard to make a color change work for a group of 50 people. If the effect isn't the best effect you have, then it's not worth risking putting it in just so half the people can't see it.

 

[aznofspades]

It's for a 2 card transpo/ chicago opener effect.

One of the cards is forced (black), the other is a free selection, but for the free selection I'll spread a section that is all red.

I change the black card into the red one.

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I have to do this effect.

I can either do it with a visual change or an invisible change (top change). If there is no way to get a twirl change to play big, I might go with that.

They still have the moment where the spectator opens the card in their hand and find that it's changed.

Should the odd card be on the floor with their foot on it, on a stool with their finger on it, or folded in their hands?

Thanks for the replies

 

[Sam Hardy]

The only thing I can offer for this situation is Kevin Ho's Bob Change.

Check it out and you'll see what I mean.

-Sam H

 

[aznofspades]

Nice. It has an interesting grip, which covers the angles.

I'm not sure.

Is it practical in the context of a routine. How would you get into position for that?