Nique Tan Chats - Random Card Generator by Jeff Prace

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[@ParkinT]

This is a very old principle. I am impressed by this unique application of the idea.
Thanks for bringing this to my attention with your wonderful review.

[@themagicbuzz5728]

This would kill if one can come up with the proper motivation, great review thank you 🖖🏼👊🏼

[@niquetan]

Thank you for stopping by! 🙏🏻

[@funjuror]

Really like your reviews and charm.

[@niquetan]

Thank you so much man. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@guest3997]

Hi Nique, fun review of a fun effect. Great for wallet edc. Thanks so much for all you do! Your friend, David

[@donpepe9947]

Ive has this awhile from Jeff. Jusr ordered a refill. Its excellent and Jeff creates very clever magic.

[@donpepe9947]

Good review as always. Thank you

[@niquetan]

Thank you. 🙏🏻

[@arminpeter125]

I remember the good old multi tricks DVDs. This effect was just one of many on a Dan Harlan party tricks DVD. Old priniple. Good effect. And this here is 40 bucks??? You can so easy make it up yourself. I feel this principle is stronger with more organic items than playing cards. I think I am just diappointed that such a creative mind like Jeff Prace releases such an unoriginal effect as a singe trick item.

[@PlainsightMagic]

The Random Card Generator relies on an 80-year-old forcing method. As you mentioned, Dan Harlan, Paul Harris, Jay Sankey, and other stars of magic have utilized it. However, I added a new method that allows the back of the card to be entirely red -- and the performer never touches the card or adds any pieces. This is what makes the Random Card Generator original and why you cannot make it up yourself.

[@wallaguest1]

you dont have a risk of having a duplicated number or suit tiles when shaking ?

[@niquetan]

Nope!

[@patmccaffery1543]

Can you use the same pieces for your next performance or do you have to use a new prediction card..??

[@niquetan]

For its deceptiveness and also to effectively establish the makeup of the pieces, I would recommend using a new card for each performance. 👍🏻

[@patmccaffery1543]

@@niquetan 👍

[@cristoferodqvist5664]

I would imagine that, if I performed this for my kids, they would start turning the squares over and examine them after a few tosses. Don't you get at least one spectator that's suspicious like this? Are there really enough convincers?

[@PlainsightMagic]

The participant examines the card and the backside is entirely red. The performer never touches the card or pieces. This eliminates any suspicion in my experience.

[@cristoferodqvist5664]

@@PlainsightMagic Well, I assume you do have to add something, so you can't be completely hands off (unless the trick is a lot more clever than I thought).

[@niquetan]

@@cristoferodqvist5664 Yeah, it’s slightly better than you would imagine. 🤣🤣🤣

[@PlainsightMagic]

@@cristoferodqvist5664 That's not correct. This is fully hands-off and the performer could give the instructions to the participant from across the room. (All Plainsight tutorials are public if you'd like to learn more)

[@cristoferodqvist5664]

@@PlainsightMagic That's impressive; I'm glad I commented.

[@michaelabrahamson6512]

Is it always the same outcome?

[@niquetan]

Yup!

[@michaelabrahamson6512]

Thanks Nique. Maybe they should make 2 or 3 different outcomes, for repeat performances.

[@niquetan]

I recall reading that they might do just that.

[@The-Amazing-Anthony]

I bought these at BMC. Excellent and you get so much interaction with the audience

[@niquetan]

Glad you enjoy it too!

[@guarro54]

Big miss that they only offer one force out of 30 cards, pretty lame!