DiaMonte by Diamond Jim Tyler addresses a problem of many similar routines. Traditional three card monte routines are confusing. Half of the time your audience gets mixed up as to which card is which. And remember what the Professor Dai Vernon once said, 'Confusion is not magic!' In DiaMonte the magician fans three cards face-up to show one red Queen sandwiched between two ... read more

From the fertile mind of Scotland's premiere conjuror comes a visually stunning, easy - to - perform gem of commercial card magic. The intriguing story and the unique props provide a strong emotional hook designed to draw audiences in. And the handling is so simple that you can concentrate on what's important - being entertaining. Three tarot cards are ... read more

The street swindle becomes a visually - stunning routine. Only a couple of simple moves (which are easy and taught in the instructions) are required to perform this classic! Gaffed cards, special case, sixteen illustrations along with bonus tips & ideas included! read more

You show them three large cards and you tell them that the middle one is your favorite card. Show the fronts and backs, and again telling them that the middle one is yuor favorite card. The middle card is pulled out from between the other two cards and put on the table. The remaining two cards are shown and put away. You ask them waht was my favorite card' ... read more

The 'Old Sucker Game' with new, surprising twists! Four cards - one an Ace - are shown, turned face down and a spectator tries to paper - clip the Ace - but fails! One odd card is discarded but again the spectator can't clip the Ace! Finally the cards are fanned out wide and the spectator clips the back of a card. The other two cards are shown so now he's ... read more

At the start of the routine, the performer begins by asking the audience if they're familiar with the game of Three - Card Monte. Admitting that the game is rigged, the performer offers to explain it. What follows is a roller coaster ride that the audience cannot conceivably follow, and they are left magically dazzled and bewildered. Even when removable ... read more

Learn In Minutes and Always be Ready! What is One Card Monte' Unlike 3 - Card Monte, the famous con game, One Card Monte is not a game of deft skill. Unlike 2 - Card Monte, this specially printed card makes the effect simple to handle (you're holding half a card in your hand), and amazing to watch (the spectator retains an unprepared half of a card ... read more

Michael Skinner's vast working repertoire, larger perhaps than any other magician in history, contained some of the most difficult sleight - of - hand tricks imaginable. Yet, one of his pet tricks, a feature of his close - up act at the Golden Nugget Casino in Las Vegas where he performed for two decades, is this self - working miracle - the Ultimate 3 Card ... read more

Michael Skinner's vast working repertoire, larger perhaps than any other magician in history, contained some of the most difficult sleight - of - hand tricks imaginable. Yet, one of his pet tricks, a feature of his close - up act at the Golden Nugget Casino in Las Vegas where he performed for two decades, is this self - working miracle - the Ultimate 3 Card ... read more

A best - seller! The magician displays three cards. One is red, and the other two are blue. A spectator is asked to try and keep track of the red card after the group is flipped over and mixed. No matter how hard they try, the spectators never can find the red card - because it vanishes from the group as soon as the cards are mixed! In its place is found a ... read more

A best - seller! The magician displays three cards. One is red, and the other two are blue. A spectator is asked to try and keep track of the red card after the group is flipped over and mixed. No matter how hard they try, the spectators never can find the red card - because it vanishes from the group as soon as the cards are mixed! In its place is found a ... read more

Simple, Streamlined and Sassy! A Martin Lewis classic (how many magicians first learned of Martin Lewis, in fact) has been streamlined for an even greater impact, with three phases and an incredible surprise climax. The magician displays three blank jumbo - sized (4. 5' by 7. ') cards along with an Ace. One of the blank cards is placed aside and a 'three ... read more

The most amazing game of Three Card Monte ever devised, including the specially - made mechanical cards, step - by - step instructions with photographs, full presentation and patter. Soft Shoe Monte uses just three jumbo cards (with the requisite Bicycle backs, thank you very much) to pull the proverbial wool over the eyes of your spectators. Through three ... read more

A Wonderful Marriage of Wild Card & Three - Card Monte It starts out easy enough.. . the magician displays a single 3 of Diamonds and plays a game of 'one - card monte' with the spectator. Just to make things a little tougher, another card, the Ace of Clubs, is added which acts as the money card. After a few rounds, another 3 of Diamonds is added in and now ... read more

Of the hundreds of people on whom Gordon Bean field - tested his new effect, Temptation, a particularly notable spectator was one Greg Simko, C. E. O. of the U. S. Playing Card Co. One evening, Mr. Simko was at The Magic Castle to discuss a custom deck being made for the film Shade, and when asked to perform an effect for him, Gordon brought out the Ace, Two ... read more

The classic Game of '3 - Card Monte' with a new Twist! Three cards are shown: two black tens, and a jack of spades. The spectator is asked to 'find the picture card, ' but that's not possible, for now the performer holds three black tens - the jack is found inside the magician's pocket! The game is repeated with the four - card set. Again, the spectator ... read more

A Monte trick with a neet ending. you get the 'tree' of hearts instead of the three. the card has a big tree on it with hearts or diamonds on it. read more