Your Favorite Trick

[illusionist14]

Just out of boredom, what is your favorite effect to perform?

 

[Mxtt]

This n That.

They either don't care about the routine or are confused, but no matter what everytime I flip over the "Other" card their jaws drop. =]

Sponge bunnies is a laugh too, hahah.

 

[dejavu05]

Word in a Million

One of my favorite effects to perform is Word in a Million because when i say the spectators word they just freeze.

 

[ty72]

I really like to preform is Ambitious card because it is impromptu, its has been around forever, and it leaves the spectators with a memorable souvenir.

 

[Sean_Raf]

At the moment it's definitely Paul Vigil's Diplopia. Spectators flip when they find out they actually read your mind

- Sean

 

[coin_aholic]

Coins... Nabil Change

Cards... Royal Transpo

both are taught on Cultural Xchange.

 

[MikeGoyke]

Coins... Nabil Change

Cards... Royal Transpo

both are taught on Cultural Xchange.

oh man those are both great

 

[Johnlawl]

I have to say the invisible deck. I ALWAYS get a reation. ALWAYS.

 

[copperfield 14]

Ambitious card, any sanwich, and 2 card monte

 

[Joppa]

Hmm..

I know a lot of great tricks, but it's all about how you preform them. After a lot of thinking I dicided to say the biddle trick. Just beacuse it's so easy and yet I get amazing reactions. And that's magic to me.

 

[Jack The Magician]

My favorite trick is "Here then There," which is the first trick I learned.

It's simple, but hard-hitting, garnering excellent (and explicative-laden) reactions. I still perform it and perform it often. Moreover, David Blaine flabbergasted the Dallas Cowboys with it on national television, which automatically makes Here then There the bestest -- yes, bestest -- trick ever.

Cheers,
JTM

 

[JohnHorus]

Lol i would have to agree. here to there would have too be my favourite trick also

 

[The Dark Angel]

My favorite trick is "Here then There," which is the first trick I learned.

It's simple, but hard-hitting, garnering excellent (and explicative-laden) reactions. I still perform it and perform it often. Moreover, David Blaine flabbergasted the Dallas Cowboys with it on national television, which automatically makes Here then There the bestest -- yes, bestest -- trick ever.

Cheers,
JTM

THAT'S Here Then There? I know it as Ultimate Transpo, and is easily my favorite trick to perform!

 

[DannyT]

My favorite trick, plain and simple would have to be 2 card monte. It always gives me great reactions. One of my best tricks I have up my sleeve.