Rainbow Monte by Juan Pablo

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The magician shows three blank cards and one Ace. He makes the monte and the spectator always loses. At the end of the show the magician shows that there were three Aces and only one white card.
Is completely examinable
No gimmicks
Very visual

[@Dyceware]

I feel like this is a trick that could be overlooked by folks. The different colored backs are a subtle improvement on the original effect ("Virginia City Shuffle" [Martin Lewis with the original effect, Louis Falanga I think came up with the non-gimmicked solution; no idea if this trick credits them-- hope it does!]). The use of jumbo cards helps to lead the audience up the garden path: they assume you're using trick cards. Plus they make the shows more natural. The fans make more sense when you're playing for a parlor audience rather than close-up. Assuming the price point is reasonable, this seems like a nice way to add a monte routine to a parlor show.

[@r.trainer3706]

The concept is really easy and yet still performs a knock out effect. The price is a lil high for the effect when its simply 4 plastic cards but I understand every magic creator wants to retire by the age of 25.