Free Magic Trick - The Next Card

This is very simple but effective free magic
trick.
The effect of this
free magic trick is as follows: - The
spectator chooses any card and agrees to bet and they think
they are sure to win! You say that you will turn over each
card and find their selected card. You turn over a number of
cards going past their chosen selection and then reiterate
the bet. Since you have gone past their card they believe
you have done the trick wrong. You place one card down and
tell them that the next card you turn over will be theirs.
They accept the bet but you manage to turn over their card
as the next card much to their surprise and your
enjoyment.

Secret of this FREE
Magic Trick : Ask the spectator to
cut the cards anywhere and hand the other half to you. (At
this point you take a look at the bottom card on that pile
you have.) You can avoid the spectator handing you half the
deck by getting a glimpse of the bottom card as you take
them out of the card box or as you just play with them. If
you use one of the last two methods you will now have two
halves cut side by side on the table.
Ask the spectator to take a look at and remember the card on
top of the pile that they cut too. Tell them to put their card
back on the top of their pile and you put your half (the other
half) with the card you remembered still on the bottom and set
it on top of that pile. Now take the deck face down in your
hand and give the cards one straight cut.
Start to turn over cards face up onto the table one by one.
Once you see your card, the next card will be theirs. Don't do
anything. Just keep on dealing about 3-4 cards on top of that
one. Now stop, put the next card face down on the table and
say, 'The next card I turnover will be yours, will you accept
the bet? They think you have gone wrong, as they have already
seen their card go by. Now what you do is simply reach into the
pile and turn their card face down and say 'I told you the next
card I turned over would be your'
Sneaky but great fun to their face at this point!

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