The Secret Card Trick Pro Magicians CANNOT EXPLAIN!

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  • Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
  • This is a very unknown method that people cannot explain until they learn the devious secret! This self-working card trick is easy to perform and fools everyone!
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  • @steventaputoro
    @steventaputoro  27 дней назад +26

    Flats= Value symbol with flat tops eg (K, J, A etc)
    Rounds= Value symbol with rounded tops eg (8, Q, etc)

    • @purplepete6576
      @purplepete6576 27 дней назад

      I was originally going by suits thanks for clearing that up

    • @xChikyx
      @xChikyx 26 дней назад +1

      rhanks because it wasnt clear lol

    • @outriderV
      @outriderV 24 дня назад +2

      I was going by the corners of each card, looking for flat corners or rounded corners, haha. But as soon as you pointed it out, I got it. Great stuff!. When I do this trick or any trick using this principle, it FLOORS them every time! This could very well be the HOLY GRAIL of a brilliant system to use for card tricks. My grandkids think I'm a sorcerer, lol.

    • @alexk3948
      @alexk3948 22 дня назад

      Thanks I was thinking you had trimmed the top edges of the cards!!

  • @carlloud1187
    @carlloud1187 26 дней назад +5

    'Flats' and 'Rounds' I must admit I've never heard of this method or principle, and I've been performing magic for over 25 years. You learn something new every day. 'Thanks'

  • @henkraison662
    @henkraison662 27 дней назад +5

    It is indeed a not very wel known principle, but to whom is interested, this effect has been published in Bob Solari's lectures notes in 2004 ( Cunning Stunts) under the title : Simone's secret weapon. Bob wrote : "The effect is at least 40 years old. The originator is unknown". Thanks Steven to remind me this amazing principle.

  • @lynnthomas4387
    @lynnthomas4387 27 дней назад +3

    One of my favorite channels on RUclips!! I’m glad I found you, keep the great videos coming. !!

  • @davidmcnalus7550
    @davidmcnalus7550 23 часа назад

    Took me a while to "get it" with the flats and rounds!
    But once I did... smashed it.
    Thanks 👍

  • @dmontes133
    @dmontes133 26 дней назад +1

    Brilliant! Thank you!

  • @winoo3610
    @winoo3610 20 дней назад

    Thx man I love it

  • @jacksonsmagic
    @jacksonsmagic 27 дней назад +2

    Simple, effective, hard to detect, great trick easy to perform. Added it to my books of card tricks, thank you for sharing

  • @Vytor_01
    @Vytor_01 27 дней назад +3

    daaaamn, this flat and round concept is absolutely killer, holyy
    can't wait to come up with ideas on it
    +1 subscriber bro! keep up

  • @metrigamer7546
    @metrigamer7546 24 дня назад

    hey Steven where do you get your bicycle playing cards from? because the ones i get are usually miss printed.

  • @robertmucklin7310
    @robertmucklin7310 27 дней назад +1

    Thx Steve. Great technique. Been a magician for many years but never heard of this before. Thx for your great tutorials they are so easy to follow. 😊

    • @steventaputoro
      @steventaputoro  27 дней назад +1

      Cheers Robert. It’s a very underground kind of method. Glad you enjoyed it mate.

  • @bluetone11
    @bluetone11 27 дней назад

    Thank you, Steven, this card knowledge is GOLD 🔶

  • @johnb3166
    @johnb3166 27 дней назад +1

    Good one Steve. , I know this principle for a long time this is better the black and red principle which is so obvious you can't show it but the flats and round you can show it

  • @alankingwell
    @alankingwell 26 дней назад

    Nice one again Steve 👍👍

  • @AMillionCardTricks
    @AMillionCardTricks 27 дней назад

    Woah! Never seen this before, very cool will definitely have to play around with it!

  • @JoelSolomon-q5x
    @JoelSolomon-q5x 27 дней назад

    Big Champion Chur Bro. So, so simple and so many options for a spectacular finish.
    Kia mau ki te mahi pai!

  • @WTFlux-lh2tf
    @WTFlux-lh2tf 23 дня назад

    I've recently been getting back into magic. I tried numerous online suppliers, but can't seem to find the variety of "closeup board" that you're, and a few other magicians are using. Could you possibly let me know where these are available? BTW, thank you for this video! GREAT location method.

  • @safiorelli
    @safiorelli 27 дней назад

    Nice trick and good tutorial.

  • @roger7918
    @roger7918 26 дней назад

    Love this one. I can't imagine anyone inspecting the halves figuring this out.

  • @shamansshaman1823
    @shamansshaman1823 27 дней назад +1

    Keep up the good work!

  • @dhudach
    @dhudach 26 дней назад +1

    This is so good, so inside that it almost seems like it's illegal to reveal it. The possibilities are endless.

  • @JustFun-iz9rf
    @JustFun-iz9rf 19 дней назад

    Brilliant

  • @TerrillFischer
    @TerrillFischer 26 дней назад

    I"ve been using this method for over 10 years. I learned from one of Ryan Schlutz's book or video. Ryan has created some killer self working magic. It even fools magicians.

  • @Uniquettt
    @Uniquettt 27 дней назад

    Never seen before and the key card is spookily my favourite force card brilliant behind back self worker

  • @gordonchristie6024
    @gordonchristie6024 27 дней назад +1

    That’s a great method, easy to perform yet so fooling thanks ♦️

  • @abhisheky7981
    @abhisheky7981 27 дней назад +7

    Great trick with Rounds and Flats concept. When I used to perform this trick, people used to call me out when I cut to the key card (2 of clubs in this case). A subtle way to cut the cards is to just spread the cards in your hands until you find the 2 of clubs and have it on the face in the left hand packet, flip the left hand packet facing them down and place the cards which are spread out in your right hand on top of the left hand packet. It doesn’t look like you gave a cut but seems like you just showed the cards by doing a spread. A subtle change but very very effective!

    • @steventaputoro
      @steventaputoro  27 дней назад +4

      Great suggestion mate. Thanks for sharing 🙏🏽

    • @Uniquettt
      @Uniquettt 27 дней назад

      Do you know origin /creator of effect

    • @MichaelLawrenceMagic
      @MichaelLawrenceMagic 26 дней назад

      What are they calling you out on at that point nothing has happened.

    • @abhisheky7981
      @abhisheky7981 26 дней назад

      @@MichaelLawrenceMagic When your cut looks obvious, they will know something happened!

    • @ianpearson6078
      @ianpearson6078 25 дней назад

      So what is an ace. And why?

  • @Wr0zen
    @Wr0zen 24 дня назад

    Imagine if you had the Luna marked cards, you could do this trick without even needing to turn the cards over!! You turn around, they move the card they want to the other stack & you find their card without ever seeing them.

  • @Wr0zen
    @Wr0zen 21 день назад

    You may not see this comment but I have a genuine question. How do magicians like yourself remember so many different tricks all the time? For example, in my case, I learned probably 6 of the tricks shown on your channel over the past 2 months, practiced them a bunch & showed them to friends & family but I'm already finding the more I learn, the more I'm forgetting the earlier tricks I learned but I want to have to a decent "bag" of fun tricks to do rather than just doing all the same ones everytime. Hope I'm making sense 🙏

  • @pochetjean-marc1180
    @pochetjean-marc1180 26 дней назад

    We can also mix the principle of reds and black with the principle of circles and flats. For example the reds flats withe the blacks rounds in one side and the opposite in the other side.

  • @SumyanAnsari
    @SumyanAnsari 27 дней назад

    Your performance was excellent and the explaination is next level 💯

  • @luciensomposhako4276
    @luciensomposhako4276 27 дней назад

    OMG it's a blast!!! 🤩

  • @NathanStevenson-g6z
    @NathanStevenson-g6z 27 дней назад

    What a truly marvelous method. I love tricks that appear completely fair to the spectator but really they are completely cooked from the start, this falls into that category. Lovely

  • @RobertBallMagician
    @RobertBallMagician 27 дней назад +2

    The flats and rounds great concept and tutorial 👍😊👍😊👍😊

  • @pochetjean-marc1180
    @pochetjean-marc1180 26 дней назад

    I think that the second way you propse to find the card is not so good because you use a principle with a key card and a number and so you do not need to know the card. It is a trick by itself.
    A little better for me is that you do not turn you back and remember in wich number fall the card and you can imagine something with that and the key card.
    Many ways. Why not put all the cards together, mix them, looking for the card, spelling the name of the card to the left and return the card before. Say that you need the help of your friend linguist. Put the visible liguist card on the table. Ask the name of the card and spell it and tadaaa

  • @Rene-E
    @Rene-E 27 дней назад

    very nice....

  • @MohdZulfadli-k5s
    @MohdZulfadli-k5s 27 дней назад

    Super new I.Q. 😘

  • @bernardriviere5948
    @bernardriviere5948 27 дней назад

    C'est un très bon tours, la méthode est très peu connue, je ne la connaissais pas, c'est Bluffant et pourtant très facile

  • @Wr0zen
    @Wr0zen 27 дней назад

    What do you do if you want to do the trick multiple times in one sitting? Because if your flat & round cards get mixed up at all then the trick is busted.

    • @steventaputoro
      @steventaputoro  27 дней назад

      Reset the trick and start again or do a different trick. There’s no rule saying you have to keep repeating the same trick to the same person.

    • @Wr0zen
      @Wr0zen 26 дней назад

      ​@@steventaputoroI know but sometimes people want to see the same trick more than once. Especially if they think they can figure out how you did it. Thanks :)

    • @loquek
      @loquek 24 дня назад

      @@Wr0zen Well then you better do as they please... right? :)

  • @outriderV
    @outriderV 24 дня назад

    FAN-tastic!

  • @JeffMoche
    @JeffMoche 27 дней назад

    Great :)

  • @esteponabhoy7560
    @esteponabhoy7560 24 дня назад

    What’s the Ace’s

  • @bighands675
    @bighands675 27 дней назад

    Uncle Steve doing uncle Steve things

  • @Uniquettt
    @Uniquettt 27 дней назад

    Next videos will be tutorials but with a twist? Rubik comes to mind

    • @steventaputoro
      @steventaputoro  27 дней назад +1

      Rubik’s cube course coming soon as an online purchase.

  • @ericklassen742
    @ericklassen742 27 дней назад

    Hey Steve, Can you explain the 'flat' from the 'round'. I don't see the difference. Maybe I woke up stupid.

    • @steventaputoro
      @steventaputoro  27 дней назад

      Look at the value of each card. They are either flat top or rounded

  • @scottphilippi2743
    @scottphilippi2743 12 дней назад

    4s?

    • @scottphilippi2743
      @scottphilippi2743 12 дней назад

      Im guessing round, they are like As, which are flat.

    • @scottphilippi2743
      @scottphilippi2743 12 дней назад

      One number has to be split in half out of chance. As or 4s?

  • @fozzybear-u4f
    @fozzybear-u4f 27 дней назад

    pls no automatic translation! 🙏

    • @steventaputoro
      @steventaputoro  27 дней назад

      Sorry man not sure what this means 🙏🏽

  • @minlalvaiphei
    @minlalvaiphei 27 дней назад +5

    Great Idea but I still don't understand which ones are round and flat cards ....🤔🤗

    • @steventaputoro
      @steventaputoro  27 дней назад

      See pinned comment.

    • @MisterHowzat
      @MisterHowzat 27 дней назад +2

      ​@steventaputoro Sorry , I don't get it.

    • @timmack2415
      @timmack2415 27 дней назад +2

      Me either

    • @hnfrd
      @hnfrd 27 дней назад +1

      @@timmack2415 Look at the tops of the actual numbers. a 7 has a flat top along the top - it's a flat. You draw an 8 like a snowman with 2 circles, so it has a round top. You're actually looking at the shape of the numbers/letters on each card.

    • @timmack2415
      @timmack2415 25 дней назад

      @@hnfrd I kinda got that, but a 10, for example has one of each. 🤷🏻

  • @meozonvideo
    @meozonvideo 27 дней назад +1

    Why is 10 a round card?

    • @jonbru1
      @jonbru1 27 дней назад

      The 0 has a curved top.

    • @dmontes133
      @dmontes133 26 дней назад

      Because of the zero

  • @MyTardisGoWhoosh
    @MyTardisGoWhoosh 24 дня назад

    Lmao even explaining.. i see absolutely no difference between flat and round.....

    • @steventaputoro
      @steventaputoro  24 дня назад

      Round symbols and flat symbols. Keep trying

    • @MyTardisGoWhoosh
      @MyTardisGoWhoosh 24 дня назад

      ​​@@steventaputoroohh snap I see it now, I thought you were talking about the actual card shapes 😂...I'm so dumb

  • @tattoogudneil
    @tattoogudneil 27 дней назад

    Now I get it....

  • @tattoogudneil
    @tattoogudneil 27 дней назад

    I'm not seeing g a difference 😂