The Surprise by Think Nguyen video DOWNLOAD

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Denk Nguyen's Meisterwerk, The Surprise. Ein Kartentrick, der so gut ist, dass man ihn selbst nicht teilen möchte. Keine Tricks, keine Magnete und kein schwieriger Fingerspitzengefühl erforderlich. Perfekt für spätnight-Magie.

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• Keine Tricks
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• Keine Magnete
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• Kein schwieriges Fingerspitzengeühl zu lernen
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• Keine Kunst und Handwerk
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• Kein Stapel oder Gedächtnisarbeit erforderlich
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• Nichts hinzufügen oder entnehmen
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• Und definitiv KEINE Magnete
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Wenn du auf dich selbst vertraust und keine Tricks benutzt, ist dies der richtige Trick für dich. Denken Sie daran, dass es nur das Anfangsstück des Eisbergs ist.

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• Karl Hein: Ein solider Effekt mit großartigen Techniken, die auf viele andere Effekte angewendet werden können.
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• Harapan Ong: Entweder hat Denk sein Geist verkauft oder er ist der Teufel selbst.
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• Daniel Prado: Ich kann es nicht glauben! So schön und gerecht, dass ich ihn zehn Mal angesehen habe und jedes Mal überrascht wurde.
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Originale englische Beschreibung

"Fooled me so badly!!! I'd perform this to others just to entertain myself!"
- Zee J. Yan

"I'm on my way to the store to pick up some new jeans because this fooled the pants off me!"
- Richard Sanders

"The perfect trick for those late-night magic jams. A real fooler!"
- Benzi Train

Every once in a while, a magician comes up with a trick so good, they refuse to share it with anyone but themselves. Enter Think Nguyen's masterpiece, The Surprise. After months of our begging and pleading that this needed to be shared with the magic community, Think has finally allowed us to publish his most closely guarded secret.

Using a borrowed and freely shuffled deck, this is the most impossible Card At Any Number we've ever seen. Describing it in ad copy just doesn't do it justice, so we're not even going to try.
Seriously, go watch the trailer.

What you get:

• No gimmicks
• No magnets
• No difficult sleight of hand to learn
• No arts and crafts
• No stack or memory work
• Nothing to add or take away
• And definitely NO MAGNETS

If you're the type of magician that relies on self-working gimmicks as a crutch, this effect is definitely not for you. Yes, Think reveals all the secrets to performing The Surprise, but that's just the tip of the iceberg.

When you combine Think's methods with traditional sleights, congratulations, you've just discovered the formula for creating genuine magician foolers.

The most hands-off Card At Any Number, this is The Surprise.

"The Surprise is a solid effect and provides great techniques that can be applied to many other effects."
- Karl Hein

"Well, after watching this trick, I've come to the conclusion that either Think sold his soul to the devil, or Think IS the devil."
- Harapan Ong

"No way that is possible! This is absolutely gorgeous, so clean and fair that I already watched ten times and I got fooled every single one of them."
- Daniel Prado

''One of the greatest creators/performers of strong modern card magic.''
- Ollie Mealing

"Think is too humble in calling his creations card magic, when really they categorise as card wizardry."
- Timon Krause

Originale englische Beschreibung

"Fooled me so badly!!! I'd perform this to others just to entertain myself!"
- Zee J. Yan

"I'm on my way to the store to pick up some new jeans because this fooled the pants off me!"
- Richard Sanders

"The perfect trick for those late-night magic jams. A real fooler!"
- Benzi Train

Every once in a while, a magician comes up with a trick so good, they refuse to share it with anyone but themselves. Enter Think Nguyen's masterpiece, The Surprise. After months of our begging and pleading that this needed to be shared with the magic community, Think has finally allowed us to publish his most closely guarded secret.

Using a borrowed and freely shuffled deck, this is the most impossible Card At Any Number we've ever seen. Describing it in ad copy just doesn't do it justice, so we're not even going to try.
Seriously, go watch the trailer.

What you get:

• No gimmicks
• No magnets
• No difficult sleight of hand to learn
• No arts and crafts
• No stack or memory work
• Nothing to add or take away
• And definitely NO MAGNETS

If you're the type of magician that relies on self-working gimmicks as a crutch, this effect is definitely not for you. Yes, Think reveals all the secrets to performing The Surprise, but that's just the tip of the iceberg.

When you combine Think's methods with traditional sleights, congratulations, you've just discovered the formula for creating genuine magician foolers.

The most hands-off Card At Any Number, this is The Surprise.

"The Surprise is a solid effect and provides great techniques that can be applied to many other effects."
- Karl Hein

"Well, after watching this trick, I've come to the conclusion that either Think sold his soul to the devil, or Think IS the devil."
- Harapan Ong

"No way that is possible! This is absolutely gorgeous, so clean and fair that I already watched ten times and I got fooled every single one of them."
- Daniel Prado

''One of the greatest creators/performers of strong modern card magic.''
- Ollie Mealing

"Think is too humble in calling his creations card magic, when really they categorise as card wizardry."
- Timon Krause