This is a type of easy card tricks that anyone can learn to do. To start, you ought to ask a spectator to notify you to shuffle the playcards for as much as they desire, because irrespective of just how much they are mixed, by the end of the trick the cards will be in the exact same order as at the start.
When you begin actually performing the trick, you must get a full suite of 13 playcards (it matters not which suit it is) and put them face up on the desk, in numerical order. Your partner ought to then observe that the cards are in numerical order. After this, you may pick up the cards, square them and {place them in your left palm, face down.
Now, you will advise the spectator to inform you precisely how to mix the cards, having the next possibilities: they are able to tell you either to DEAL or to DOUBLE CROSS. What this means is that whenever they say DEAL, you will have to get one card and place it on the table face down, plus if they say DOUBLE CROSS, you will have to get the following card out of the stack and put it under the first one from the exact same stack, and next you will deal the two of them, face down, on the table together.
Immediately after this, your partner is totally free to make use of both of these directions, and you'll need to deal them into a stack on the table, the precise manner that is advised.
Approaching the end of the trick, as you square up the pile, you tell your partner that in the event that they need to ensure that the cards are mixed real good, they ought to instruct you to deal them once more. After they provide you your directions, you follow them precisely while you deal the cards again, into a pile. Right after all of this, you may pick up the last pile and say to your spectator that regardless of the amount of times you've dealt the cards or even what instructions you received from them, the cards will only react as you want them to! As you flip the cards over, your audience will be stunned to see that the cards are back to their initial order! Really simple card tricks like this one are achievable by using a bit of math and a little bit of magic!
