Free Choice by Christian Lavey - DOWNLOAD

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Na stole są 6 kart i zestaw w skrzyni. Specyfikator wywołuje liczbę od 1 do 6. Magik liczy do odpowiedniej karty i wskaże na nią palcem. Przypuszczalnie specyfikator wybiera numer pięć, a zatem 4 w diamantach. Nie wymaga to żadnej siłki, wybór specyfikatora jest WOLNY (jak nazwa efektu).

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Teraz otwierasz skrzynię (która leżała na stole) i wszystkie karty są puste (lub białe, jak chcesz to nazwać), z wyjątkiem jednej - wybranej przez specyfikatora. Karty mogą być dokładnie sprawdzone przez specyfikatora.

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• Powoli i łatwo wykonane (możesz się skupić na innych rzeczach, np. na piersiach kobiet)
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• Proste przygotowanie
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• Nie wymaga siłki, specyfikator może wybrać KĄTŁOKIEM liczbę od 1 do 6
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• Liniowy ciąg zdarzeń (lub czy jest liniowy, gdy specyfikator mówi "sześć" i magik odpowiada: "sześć", dobrze, teraz spellerujemy s-i-e-c-i-e...)
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• Proste resetowanie, idealne do wykonywania w bliskiej odległości
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• Możesz łatwo dostosować efekt, jeśli zrozumiesz technikę
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Pierwsza edycja 2012 roku, 8.25" x 11.75" - format PDF.

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Instrukcje: Christian stworzył bardzo inteligentne małe e-księżeczkę z dobrze napisanymi instrukcjami, które sprawią, że ten efekt będzie łatwy do nauczenia. Są kilka zdjęć, które pomogą w wyjaśnieniu tego, co należy zrobić. Ten efekt można skonstruować w ciągu minut i chcesz go wykonać natychmiast.

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Trudność: Nie wymaga to żadnej umiejętności, a to, co oddziela ten efekt od standardowych metod, to prawdziwy WOLNY wybór! Nie ma tu 'spellerowania' liczb jak w niektórych innych technikach.

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Pomyśły Christiana Laveya: Za 6$ uważam, że to jest rzeczywiście skarb. Jest bardzo łatwo wykonane i jest bardzo bezpośrednie. Brak siłki liczby - cokolwiek wywoła specyfikator, znajdziesz odpowiednią kartę w skrzyni. Metoda jest bardzo ciepła i dobrze zastanowiona. Istnieje wiele innych możliwości używania tej metody, a szczególnie może to być świetny efekt dla wykonawcy na targu handlowym.

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Drugim silnym elementem tego efektu jest to, że zestaw kart z wybraną karty można dokładnie sprawdzić - nie ma tu 'siłki' jak niektórzy mogą sądzić. Istnieje rzeczywiście tylko jedna karta w tym zestawie.

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Przez krótkie czas myślenia ten efekt może być wykonany na większą skalę, od karty w pomarańczy do karty w butelce z wodą, z wolnym wyborem specyfikatora.

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• Po wykonaniu efektu będziesz gotowy do działania, co sprawia, że jest to świetny efekt dla pracowników restauracji, ze względu na minimalne resetowanie.
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Ze swoją wyobraźnią ten efekt może być wykonany na różnym poziomie, od pojedynczej karty w pomarańczy do karty w butelce z wodą, z wolnym wyborem specyfikatora.

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Połączenie dodatkowe: Chester podzieli się kilkoma wariantami oraz dodatkowymi pomysłami od Ian Baxtera z Australii. Co sprawia, że pomysł Ianego jest inny to nie musisz używać kart pustych, więc jeśli nie masz zestawu kart pustych możesz użyć tego efektu z regularnym zestawem kart. To jeden z tych efektów, które można wykonać w dowolnym momencie i miejscu.

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Oryginalny opis angielski

On the table are 6 cards and a set of cards in a card box. The spectator calls a number from one to six. The magician counts to the associated card and points with the finger to the card. Let's say the spectator chooses the number five and chooses with that the 4 of diamonds. No force required, the spectator has a FREE choice (like the effect name).

Now you open the card box (which was lying on the table) and all cards are blank (or white whatever you want to call them) except for one, the card the spectator chose. The blank cards can be properly investigated by the spectator.

The benefits of Free Choice:

Pretty easy to perform (you can get distracted from female spectators décolleté without a problem) Easy to prepare

No rough and smooth

No force, the spectator can choose EVERY number from one to six

Logical sequence (or do you find it logical when the spectator says "six" and the magician answers: "six", OK good, let's spell s-i-x and every letter is a card...)

Easy reset so very good for close up

If you did understand the technique then you can very easily modify the effect

1st edition 2012, 10 pages - 8.25" x 11.75" - PDF format 

INSTRUCTIONS:
Christian has produced a very smart little e-book here, with well written instructions that will make this super easy to learn. There are a few photos which help clarify what you need to do. This could be made up within minutes and something you will want to perform pretty much straight away.

DIFFICULTY:
There is no skill needed here, and what sets this apart from the standard effects is that they really do have a free choice! There are no 'spelling' to numbers like some other methods out there.

LAVEY'S THOUGHTS:
For $6.00 I think this is a real gem! It's super easy to do and is extremely direct. No force of a number - whatever they call out you will find the card in the box. The method is very clever and well thought out. There are actually loads of other possibilities using this method and in particular this could be a great routine for a trade-show performer.

Another strong element of this is that the deck of cards with the chosen card can be examined - no rough and smooth as some might think. There really is only ONE card in there.

Once you make this up you will be set up ready to go, which also makes this a great routine for restaurant workers, the reset is minima.

With a little imagination this effect could be play as large as you want, from a card in orange, card in can, etc. with a free choice chosen.

BONUS:
Chester shares some variations as well as additional ideas by Ian Baxter from Australia. What makes Ian's idea different is that you don't have to use blank cards, so if you don't have a blank deck you could use this using a regular deck. It's one of those anytime, anywhere effects.

Oryginalny opis angielski

On the table are 6 cards and a set of cards in a card box. The spectator calls a number from one to six. The magician counts to the associated card and points with the finger to the card. Let's say the spectator chooses the number five and chooses with that the 4 of diamonds. No force required, the spectator has a FREE choice (like the effect name).

Now you open the card box (which was lying on the table) and all cards are blank (or white whatever you want to call them) except for one, the card the spectator chose. The blank cards can be properly investigated by the spectator.

The benefits of Free Choice:

Pretty easy to perform (you can get distracted from female spectators décolleté without a problem) Easy to prepare

No rough and smooth

No force, the spectator can choose EVERY number from one to six

Logical sequence (or do you find it logical when the spectator says "six" and the magician answers: "six", OK good, let's spell s-i-x and every letter is a card...)

Easy reset so very good for close up

If you did understand the technique then you can very easily modify the effect

1st edition 2012, 10 pages - 8.25" x 11.75" - PDF format 

INSTRUCTIONS:
Christian has produced a very smart little e-book here, with well written instructions that will make this super easy to learn. There are a few photos which help clarify what you need to do. This could be made up within minutes and something you will want to perform pretty much straight away.

DIFFICULTY:
There is no skill needed here, and what sets this apart from the standard effects is that they really do have a free choice! There are no 'spelling' to numbers like some other methods out there.

LAVEY'S THOUGHTS:
For $6.00 I think this is a real gem! It's super easy to do and is extremely direct. No force of a number - whatever they call out you will find the card in the box. The method is very clever and well thought out. There are actually loads of other possibilities using this method and in particular this could be a great routine for a trade-show performer.

Another strong element of this is that the deck of cards with the chosen card can be examined - no rough and smooth as some might think. There really is only ONE card in there.

Once you make this up you will be set up ready to go, which also makes this a great routine for restaurant workers, the reset is minima.

With a little imagination this effect could be play as large as you want, from a card in orange, card in can, etc. with a free choice chosen.

BONUS:
Chester shares some variations as well as additional ideas by Ian Baxter from Australia. What makes Ian's idea different is that you don't have to use blank cards, so if you don't have a blank deck you could use this using a regular deck. It's one of those anytime, anywhere effects.