“KEN DYNE’S PASSED OUT DECK IS FABULOUS. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT”

“THE BEST BAR NONE. I LOVE IT!”

For the past five years, Ken Dyne has opened every show with this groundbreaking routine, performing it over 1,000 times. Experience the evolution of the ‘tossed out deck’!

“Finally, You Can Name The Three Cards Individually!”

Picture yourself fanning a deck of cards, showcasing their unique designs (including a Joker).

Next, secure the deck with rubber bands.

Hand it to three spectators, allowing each to secretly view a card while your back is turned.

After placing the deck in your pocket, you can effortlessly name each person’s card, one by one, without ever seeing the deck.

All three spectators can discuss their experience afterward, and they will perceive the effect just like the rest of the audience, making this the first ‘tossed out deck’ suitable for close-up performances!

This routine is crafted for professional use, requiring:

• No questioning or probing.
• No peeking or glimpsing.
• No sleight of hand.
• No need to control or split the deck.
• No ambiguity; you name each card individually.
• No Hoy principle.
• No rough and smooth techniques.
• No pre-show work.
• No dual reality or stooging.
• No electronics involved.

WHAT YOU RECEIVE:

• Comprehensive Video + PDF Instructions detailing Ken’s insights from over 1,000 performances of Passed Out Deck. Every subtlety is covered, including his reasoning for using playing cards, the purpose of the rubber bands, and how to ensure this is remembered as a remarkable mental demonstration rather than just another card trick.

• PLUS: A bonus effect that enables you to reveal a fourth thought-of card!

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q. Does the video of Steven Bridges performing only show the ‘best’ way the trick can go? Yes, it demonstrates how Passed Out Deck appears every single time.

Q. Could two people think of the same card?

Q. What’s the smallest number of people you could perform this for?

Q. How do you justify wrapping rubber bands around the deck before handing it out?

Q. Are any other effects possible with the PoD?

Q. How are the instructions supplied?

Q. Are there any language restrictions?

Q. Is this just another Tossed Out Deck? Yes, it is a ‘tossed out deck’. However, PoD allows the three participants to converse afterward without compromising the effect. Additionally, I prefer avoiding the chaotic element of tossing the deck around, which can lead to awkward situations at events.