Three Card Trick

It is a worl d-famous Hocus Pocas using three cards or three Monte.

The magician shows three cards. One reddish card and two dark cards. The reddish card has a red back, and the other two are blue.

No matter how hard the audience works, there is no chance to find a reddish car d-because the card will disappear and the room looks beautiful! ! There is no juggling!

Do not juggle. Literally, it will be done immediately after opening!

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The Three Card Monte Magic Trick: Our Top 5 Versions for 2020

Monte tricks using three cards are one of the most popular card tricks in this situation. This is definitely Hocus Pocas, which all magicians have to learn sooner or later. However, for example, Monte with three cards has many different versions, and in fact, I do not know where to start.

In this article, we will introduce five best variations of Monte using three cards and tell you where you can learn!

Please see each variation from the link below.

• Best choice part 5: Three Card Monte
• Best Monte Part 4: One Monte that controls everything
• The best Monte Skinner Monte using 3 cards
• 3 Card Monte's best choice Part 2: 2 Card Monte
• The best Monte Character Monte with 3 cards

Best 3 Card Monte Pick No.5: The ‘Classic’ 3 Card Monte

This list starts with "classic" Monte using three cards. In this trick, there are two dark cards and one red card. The audience's job is to observe a reddish card.

First, show a reddish card and throw it as food. Next, shuffle the card, but have them observe the reddish card (the card seen when throwing on the table). Win if you can correctly hit the condition of the reddish card. If you fail, you lose.

In the first round of this game, the audience usually hits correctly. But this is what is actually happening. Magicians actually give the right guesses to gain confidence in their abilities to observe the cards. Practice several times, and when the audience is applied correctly, the magician increases the bet and sets money for the results. If the audience assigns the reddish card location, you will receive a prize. The audience is absolutely confident in their abilities, so they respond to their bets. And in many cases, they hit them correctly and earn money!

Now, the magician invites another round. He spends more money for meals. But for that, I get a little money. If the customer hits again, all the money is for the customer, but if you make a mistake, the money will be received by a magician.

Do you know what will happen next?

Of course, the magician throws a card, but the audience is wondering what they actually see and where they have a reddish card. However, if the forecast is, it turns out that it is a complete mistake, and the magician takes money.

Three Card Monte is often played by street performers and scammers.

Warning: This version of three card Monte is nothing but fraud. If you play this way, it is strongly recommended that you do it for your own fear and risk, and not to make it yourself.

But we are just exploring thre e-card Monte to enjoy. We will never play like this.

If you are looking for other demonstrations and endings of this trick, why not look at the official thre e-card Monte tutorial?

In this tutorial, you can learn the most interesting way and demonstration of this trick, for example, deceive you, but as a result, both the magician and the audience will be happy!

CC club members can receive this tutorial:

Best 3 Card Monte Pick No.4: Stand Up Monte

Steve Barcelona is a member of the CC Group, and recently talked about his cool "stan d-up Monte" secret. This routine creates the effect of introducing Jumbo Trump in the manner of Monte using three cards.

This routine is a Jumbo Trump introduction in Monte using three cards. In other words, you can use Monte using three cards that can only be performed in a shor t-range concert as part of the stage show.

For those who perform on stage or in front of large audiences, this hokas is a great way to demonstrate the power of Three Card Monte in a big way.

The research is available to CC members here:

Best 3 Card Monte Pick No.3: The Skinner Monte

This Monte is different from the other Montes we have talked about so far in that it requires a "trick". However, this means that you cannot deal cards for the test. This drawback is more than made up for by the "VERBAZING" effect it produces.

This piece looks purely mystical and will leave your audience confused. You can buy it from the official CC store:

Best 3 Card Monte Pick No.2: The 2 Card Monte

On a technical level, this is not a Three Card Monte. It uses two cards.

This version of Three Card Monte became quite popular thanks to David Blaine. Imagine this...

You hand the Ace of Diamonds to your spectator and have them hold it in their hand. You then show them the Ace of Hearts and show them in slow motion how you skillfully move your hand to replace the card with a blank. You take the Ace of Diamonds away from the spectator and leave the Ace of Hearts in their hand. After this quick move, you move the Ace of Diamonds from your hand to your opponent's hand. Guess which is the top, the Ace of Hearts or the Ace of Diamonds.

You find out whether your opponent thinks the Ace of Hearts or the Ace of Diamonds is the top.

This always provokes an unexpected reaction from the audience!

Another great Hocus Pocus using a similar principle is Daly's Last Dance, a cool Hocus Pocus with four cards.

CC club members can receive this tutorial:

Best 3 Card Monte Pick No.1: Color Monte

Color Monte is my favorite version of Three Card Monte. This traditional effect is not easy to explain:

As you can see, it's a visually cool Monte with a shocking ending that will wow your audience every time. The good news is that you can actually learn it.

Color Monte is available from the CC store here:

Honorable Mention: Color Monte PRO

Scott Alexander recently came to the Conjurer community and gave a brilliant live lecture filled with his best material. One of the tricks he showed was the famous "Color Monte PRO."

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