Bob Sheets has fooled everyone - including the experts - with this staggering multi-phase version of Triumph. Two cards are selected, noted, and returned to the deck. The cards are shuffled, some face up and some face down. Then, with the aid of a 'divining rod' - in this case, a coin - the magician locates the first card instantly. Next, a spectator finds ... read more

This routine combines two classic card magic routines and makes them obtainable to the beginner by eliminating difficult sleight of hand. 'Back Off' is a blend of the 'All Backs Routine' and 'Triumph. ' Although totally different in methodology from the originals, the effect of 'Back Off' is still similar to that of the original routines. The Effect... A ... read more

A card is selected and returned...The cards are shuffled face-up into face-down creating an impossible mess.The magician instantly fixes the cards with a snap of the fingers......all except for one card... THE SELECTED CARD! The Triumph plot has engaged card men, magicians and most importantly laypeople since it was first created. The original effect remains ... read more

What if you could do Dai Vernon's Triumph effect slowly, as if by some smooth and magical film-edit, the cards visually righted themselves' In 'Dissolve,' a card is freely selected and returned to the deck. The cards are cleanly cut and then shuffled face-up into face-down. The magician riffles through the cards to show about half of the cards facing up, and ... read more