Roll Over
Preparation
Put a double-faces card (bought from most magic card trick shops, or two cards glued back to back) on the bottom of the deck.
Performance
1. Fan the deck out and have a spectator select a card. Ask the spectator to show the card to the rest of the audience, but not to you.
2. While everyone is watching the spectator, turn the deck over. Ask spectator to put the card back into the deck.
3. Pick up the deck hold it on its side for a second with your hands covering both sides. Turn the deck back around and shuffle it, shuffling the double-card into the deck(off the bottom).
4. Tell the spectator(s) something like "not only do I know some tricks, but I have taught some tricks to these cards. Tell the spectator to tap the deck and to say "roll over".
5. Lay the deck on the table and spread them out. The selected card will be face up.
Put a double-faces card (bought from most magic card trick shops, or two cards glued back to back) on the bottom of the deck.
Performance
1. Fan the deck out and have a spectator select a card. Ask the spectator to show the card to the rest of the audience, but not to you.
2. While everyone is watching the spectator, turn the deck over. Ask spectator to put the card back into the deck.
3. Pick up the deck hold it on its side for a second with your hands covering both sides. Turn the deck back around and shuffle it, shuffling the double-card into the deck(off the bottom).
4. Tell the spectator(s) something like "not only do I know some tricks, but I have taught some tricks to these cards. Tell the spectator to tap the deck and to say "roll over".
5. Lay the deck on the table and spread them out. The selected card will be face up.
