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Tidal Wave by Spidey
You show four upside down figures. With a magical gesture, the figures are turned face up one at a time. Next, all the cards are turned face down and placed on the table. Now you offer to go one step further. The spectators randomly name one of the figures and, without touching them at any time, you turn over the exact card they have named.
Magic and mentalism collide in a jaw-dropping packet trick that will blow your spectators away. It's a special handling for Max Maven's B'Wave that combines a classic Dai Vernon effect into a beautiful, easy to perform routine.
Magic and mentalism collide in a packet trick that will leave your spectators speechless. Winner of the 2022 Penguin Live Lecture of the year, Spidey, is back with a four-card trick he has been performing as his go-to opener in walk-around settings for over a decade. Knock your audience out with Tidal Wave by Spidey.
Here’s what happens:
You display four face down court cards. With a magical gesture, the court cards turn face up one at a time. The cards are then all turned face-down and placed on the table. You now offer to take things to the next level. The spectators randomly name one of the court cards, and without ever touching the cards, you turn over the exact card that they named!
Tidal Wave is a special handling for Max Maven’s B’Wave that combines a classic effect from Dai Vernon in a beautiful easy-to-perform routine. When you purchase Tidal Wave, you receive specially gimmicked cards that allow you to perform this amazing effect. Spidey walks you through two different handlings that he uses to get big reactions. Get ready for a tsunami of incredible reactions when you perform Tidal Wave by Spidey.
Difficulty: Beginner
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You show four upside down figures. With a magical gesture, the figures are turned face up one at a time. Next, all the cards are turned face down and placed on the table. Now you offer to go one step further. The spectators randomly name one of the figures and, without touching them at any time, you turn over the exact card they have named.
Magic and mentalism collide in a jaw-dropping packet trick that will blow your spectators away. It's a special handling for Max Maven's B'Wave that combines a classic Dai Vernon effect into a beautiful, easy to perform routine.
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