You don’t have to be a good speller to do this easy, impromptu spelling trick with a borrowed deck of cards.
Someone shuffles the deck and names any card. You start dealing cards one at a time to the table: one card for every letter of their card spelled out (example: T-H-R-E-E O-F C-L-U-B-S). The last card dealt is their card!
Of course, as in most descriptions of magic effects, I’m leaving out a presentational aspect that makes the trick work, but the effect on the audience is exactly as I’m stating it.
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San Diego Magician Tom Interval, owner of Interval Magic, provides magic entertainment and training to private and corporate clients locally and nationally.
A member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians (IBM), Society of American Magicians (SAM), and the Academy of Magical Arts (AMA), Interval has captivated tens of thousands of people at numerous venues, including Busch Gardens theme park in Williamsburg, Virginia.
With a BA in professional writing and minors in communications and business administration, Interval writes magic-related e-books, magazine articles, and blogs and produces tutorials and related videos for his YouTube channel. Most recently, Interval earned The Linking Ring Award of Excellence for a cover story he wrote for the magicians' publication.
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