Price$35.00
Media TypeTrick, Video Download
CategoryClose Up
Date AddedJan 25, 2022
Inevitable Choice
Grace, Christian
Vanishing Inc.
(Based on 1 review)
"Inevitable Choice" from Christian Grace and Vanishing Inc. magic will seemingly rob your spectator of their free will. You show them a deck with all different cards. They select a card which is then shuffled and lost into the deck. You then start dealing cards face down to the table. They can call "stop" as many times as they want as you go through the deck. Every time they do, you'll cleanly place a card to the side.
You then repeat this with the smaller packet they created until just a few cards remain. They make a choice from these cards and, impossibly, it is their selected card. They made all the choices themselves, yet this outcome was seemingly pre-determined from the start. They were destined to find their own card. No sneaky switches, steals or sleight of hand are needed. Using a special deck of cards and a super tiny bit of mental work, this effect is nearly self-working.
In the instructional video, Christian will teach you how easy "Inevitable Choice" is to perform. He'll walk you through Most importantly, he'll share all the important details and subtleties needed to get the most out of this amazing effect. You'll learn how to casually guide your spectators without them ever suspecting a thing.
"Inevitable Choice" is great for beginners while also providing the presentation possibilities desired by professionals. It resets quickly and is great for close-up magic and table-hooping. You can even easily integrate it into your online shows.
Grab "Inevitable Choice" by Christian Grace and Vanishing Inc. today.
Reviews
(Top ▲)
Inevitable Choice by Christian Grace is a well thought out effect. It is relatively easy to perform, and it will mystify almost all audiences, including magicians.
With the exception of one statement, the ad copy is accurate. I won't ding the star rating for this, as the statement would be verified as true by a layman, who had just experienced the performance.
You get a professionally prepared deck, in Mandolin Backs, printed by the USPC. Other than having to reverse the order of the deck, it is ready to use. One of the nice convincers is very subtle in my deck. I am not sure if all decks are like this. Even so, being a subtlety, it is not meant to stand out.
The instructional video is 22:31 in length, and it is clear and well edited. Christian explains his strategies, script and psychological tips and advice at length, which will help you ease comfortably into learning everything that is necessary.
You should have no trouble learning the routine, if you study the video, then practice and rehearse. That said, you may need to "think on your feet" a little bit, in some performances. Nothing significant, but I felt that this was worth mentioning.
Inevitable Choice is fun to perform, as it gives the audience the feeling that they have complete freedom throughout, yet their chosen card Inevitably shows up for the finale.
With the exception of one statement, the ad copy is accurate. I won't ding the star rating for this, as the statement would be verified as true by a layman, who had just experienced the performance.
You get a professionally prepared deck, in Mandolin Backs, printed by the USPC. Other than having to reverse the order of the deck, it is ready to use. One of the nice convincers is very subtle in my deck. I am not sure if all decks are like this. Even so, being a subtlety, it is not meant to stand out.
The instructional video is 22:31 in length, and it is clear and well edited. Christian explains his strategies, script and psychological tips and advice at length, which will help you ease comfortably into learning everything that is necessary.
You should have no trouble learning the routine, if you study the video, then practice and rehearse. That said, you may need to "think on your feet" a little bit, in some performances. Nothing significant, but I felt that this was worth mentioning.
Inevitable Choice is fun to perform, as it gives the audience the feeling that they have complete freedom throughout, yet their chosen card Inevitably shows up for the finale.