Modern Flap Card (Queen to King) by Hondo may_27_twentyfive The performer asks the spectator

The performer asks the spectator to decide on either taking a red pill or a blue pill

Ken de Courcy's Stand-up Sponges does not disappoint

Louis Magic Jubilee

But we wanted every magician to be able to perform miracles with a device that hides in plain sight right in the palm of their hand

Huge reactions

Modern Flap Card (Queen to King) by Hondo may_27_twentyfive The performer asks the spectatorThe Flap Card was first introduced in 1922, in Professor R. Kunard's Book of Card Tricks. In the decades since, it has become a staple in the routines of magicians worldwide, used to produce all sorts of stunning effects. However, limitations of the original 1922 design constrain these performances: magicians must precisely position their audience, keep constant pressure on the card surface, and perform tricks almost immediately after setup for best