Experience an unforgettable close-up routine filled with unexpected twists! DEAL OR NO DEAL guarantees to astonish your audience every time!

Effect:

Begin by revealing a deck of cards from your pocket and presenting them to your spectator. Propose an intriguing game where you claim to have a prediction card that will match the one they freely select from the deck laid out on the table.

To heighten the stakes, you offer a banknote if your prediction fails—an enticing DEAL that your spectator can’t resist!

As you deal the cards face down, your spectator can say STOP whenever they wish, ensuring no force is applied. At their chosen moment, place the banknote on the selected card, showcasing a clean and fair process.

Will your spectator win the money? Will your prediction hold true? Reveal your prediction card from your pocket—let’s say it’s the 10 of hearts. Slowly turn over the card beneath the banknote… it’s also the 10 of hearts! That’s the first astonishing effect!

Your audience will be left in disbelief, questioning if you have multiple predictions. Calm their doubts by revealing that you were so confident in the outcome that you marked the back of the banknote with the 10 of hearts—this is the second effect!

Now, your spectators might wonder if your deck consists solely of 10s of hearts. With a smile, you confirm that the deck is indeed filled with identical cards… but they are all blank!

Present the entire deck, showing each card one by one—BLANK… BLANK… and more BLANKS. The only printed card is the 10 OF HEARTS, the one chosen by your spectator! This is the third effect!

The DEAL has been a remarkable experience for your spectator, and you confidently reclaim your banknote, proving you had everything under control from the start!

Key Highlights:

• Only one prediction card!
• The prediction varies with each performance!
• No manipulation involved!
• The banknote is ordinary—nothing to conceal!
• Compatible with any banknote and currency!
• Reset in just 5 seconds!

Feel free to hand out the blank cards—they are simply blank cards!