LEARN The WORLDS BEST THREE CARD TRICK - day 133
Jason Maher・13 minutes read
Jason demonstrates the Three Card Monty scam using regular playing cards to manipulate the victim into owing money through misdirection, recommending Color Monty cards for a visually appealing effect. Specific card moves and customization options are provided to enhance the illusion of finding the Blue Diamond.
Insights
- The Three Card Monty scam, as taught by Jason the Magician, involves manipulating regular playing cards to deceive victims into owing money through misdirection.
- Jason emphasizes the importance of executing precise moves, such as double lifts and slides, to create the illusion of finding the Blue Diamond, showcasing the deceptive nature of the scam and the skill required to pull it off effectively.
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Recent questions
What is the Three Card Monty scam?
A deceptive game involving finding a hidden card.
How does Jason recommend enhancing the scam visually?
By using Color Monty cards for a better effect.
What are the basic slides involved in the Three Card Monty routine?
Double lift and slide to show different cards.
How can blank cards be used in the Three Card Monty routine?
By erasing ink from an ace card for customization.
What specific moves are executed to create the illusion in the Three Card Monty routine?
Doubles and slides to manipulate card locations.
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"Three Card Monty Scam with Playing Cards"
- Jason by the Magician teaches the Three Card Monty scam using regular playing cards.
- The scam involves locating a Blue Diamond among three cards, but the scammer manipulates the cards.
- The scammer tricks the victim into owing money by misdirecting the location of the Blue Diamond.
- The victim ends up owing the scammer money due to the scammer's manipulations.
- Jason recommends using Color Monty cards for a visually appealing effect, but any three cards can be used.
- The routine involves two basic slides: a double lift to show the middle card as the top card and another slide to show the bottom card as the top card.
- An alternative routine using different cards is demonstrated, showcasing the same principles.
- Jason suggests making blank cards by erasing ink from an ace card for customization.
- The routine involves executing specific moves like doubles and slides to create the illusion of locating the Blue Diamond.
