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V roce 1962 vynalezl britský kouzelník Peter Kane trik, který pojmenoval Watch the Eso! Efekt byl přepracován a následně přejmenován na Wild Card Frankem Garciou a velmi rychle se stal senzací v kouzelnickém světě. Ve skutečnosti jej Asociace kouzelníků označila za nejprodávanější karetní trik roku 1963, a to z dobrého důvodu. Velmi málo efektů v magii karet je tak vizuálních jako Divoká karta, kde se několik různých karet postupně mění, aby odpovídaly jedné liché kartě.

Najdete zde sedm mistrů kouzelníků, z nichž každý má svůj vlastní výklad tohoto klasického triku s malými balíčky. Steve Dacri začíná vysoce komerční verzí, kde se kouzelníkův podpis objevuje na řadě karet, které byly předtím ukázány prázdné. Další, verze Tommyho Wondera je tour-de-force rutiny, díky které je také ideální pro procházky magickými situacemi. V podání Harryho Allena se všechny prázdné karty mění, aby odpovídaly jedné liché kartě, zatímco Eric DeCamps mění balíček žolíků na sedm Srdcových trojek, aby ve vysoce vizuálním finále ukázal, proč 21 dostává velké peníze. Boris Wild vymění několik karet s dvojitou hroudou a nakonec celý balíček, aby odpovídaly volnému výběru, zatímco Darwin Ortiz vystupuje a učí to, co se stalo moderní klasickou verzí efektu divoké karty. Nakonec se Scotty York dostane za bar a předvede svou velmi dramatickou verzi Cikánské kletby Petera Kanea.

Divoká karta patří na velmi krátký seznam triků, které laikům připadají jako skutečná magie, a najdete zde sedm nejlepších verzí tohoto efektu, jaké kdy byly vytvořeny.

• Podpisová divoká karta - Steve Dacri
• Zkrocená karta - Tommy Wonder
• Blanco - Harry Allen
• Jokers are Wild - Eric De Camps
• Divoká divoká karta - Boris Wild
• Darwinova divoká karta - Darwin Ortiz
• Prokletí Cikánů - Scotty York

Originální anglický popis

In 1962, British magician Peter Kane invented a trick that he named Watch the Ace! The effect was reworked and subsequently renamed Wild Card by Frank Garcia and very quickly became a sensation in the magic world. In fact, the Magic Dealers Association named it as the best-selling card trick for 1963, and with good reason. Very few effects in card magic are as visual as Wild Card, where several different cards successively change to match one odd card.

You'll find seven master magicians each with their own interpretation of this classic small packet trick. Steve Dacri begins with a highly commercial version where the magician's signature appears on a number of cards that have previously been shown blank. Up next, Tommy Wonder's version is a tour-de-force of routining that also makes it perfect for strolling magic situations. In Harry Allen's performance, blank cards all change to match the one odd card while Eric DeCamps changes a packet of jokers into seven Threes of Hearts to show, in a highly visual finale, why 21 gets the big money. Boris Wild changes several double-backed cards, and eventually the entire deck, to match a free selection while Darwin Ortiz performs and teaches what has become a modern-day classic version of the Wild Card effect. Finally, Scotty York gets behind the bar and shows off his very dramatic version of Peter Kane's Gypsy Curse.

Wild Card belongs on the very short list of tricks that look like real magic to laypeople, and you'll find seven of the very best versions of this effect ever created.

• Signature Wild Card - Steve Dacri
• The Tamed Card - Tommy Wonder
• Blanco - Harry Allen
• Jokers are Wild - Eric De Camps
• Wild Wild Card - Boris Wild
• Darwin's Wild Card - Darwin Ortiz
• Curse of the Gypsies - Scotty York

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Originální anglický popis

In 1962, British magician Peter Kane invented a trick that he named Watch the Ace! The effect was reworked and subsequently renamed Wild Card by Frank Garcia and very quickly became a sensation in the magic world. In fact, the Magic Dealers Association named it as the best-selling card trick for 1963, and with good reason. Very few effects in card magic are as visual as Wild Card, where several different cards successively change to match one odd card.

You'll find seven master magicians each with their own interpretation of this classic small packet trick. Steve Dacri begins with a highly commercial version where the magician's signature appears on a number of cards that have previously been shown blank. Up next, Tommy Wonder's version is a tour-de-force of routining that also makes it perfect for strolling magic situations. In Harry Allen's performance, blank cards all change to match the one odd card while Eric DeCamps changes a packet of jokers into seven Threes of Hearts to show, in a highly visual finale, why 21 gets the big money. Boris Wild changes several double-backed cards, and eventually the entire deck, to match a free selection while Darwin Ortiz performs and teaches what has become a modern-day classic version of the Wild Card effect. Finally, Scotty York gets behind the bar and shows off his very dramatic version of Peter Kane's Gypsy Curse.

Wild Card belongs on the very short list of tricks that look like real magic to laypeople, and you'll find seven of the very best versions of this effect ever created.

• Signature Wild Card - Steve Dacri
• The Tamed Card - Tommy Wonder
• Blanco - Harry Allen
• Jokers are Wild - Eric De Camps
• Wild Wild Card - Boris Wild
• Darwin's Wild Card - Darwin Ortiz
• Curse of the Gypsies - Scotty York