Crystal Spelling – Dani DaOrtiz presents an astonishing triple coincidence effect where three chosen cards are revealed through a simple spelling method from a thoroughly shuffled deck. This captivating routine is structured into easy-to-follow chapters: The What, The How, and The Why, making it simpler than ever to master the art of magic with Dani DaOrtiz.

The What

The performance begins with a deck being removed from its box, and spectators are handed shuffled packets of cards. One spectator, known as The Boss, discreetly counts a small number of cards from their pile and shares this number silently with the others, keeping it hidden from the magician. Each spectator then identifies the card corresponding to The Boss’s number in their packet. Once the packets are reassembled, the first spectator reveals their card. The magician spells out the name of this card, and remarkably, the next card dealt matches! This process repeats for the second and third spectators, each discovering their chosen card in the same astonishing manner.

The How

Dani immediately dives into the method behind this remarkable effect. This powerful routine does not require any sleight of hand. Instead, you will learn a clever system and mathematical principles that allow your audience to shuffle the cards freely, while you consistently spell to the selected cards.

The Why

One of the most effective tools in chaos magic is the audience itself. In this lesson, you will explore various techniques that create the illusion of control for your spectators. By employing well-defined principles of chaos and open movement, you will convince your audience that everything is transparent, while you maintain complete control behind the scenes.

The Chaos Project is an extensive year-long course that delves into the cunning methods and principles that make Dani DaOrtiz’s magic so compelling. Chapter 4 focuses on masterful audience management. Join Dani DaOrtiz once again in this engaging lesson.

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