Unlock the Secrets of a Memorized Deck

Invest just 15 minutes to master my core technique, and you’ll experience the advantages of a memorized deck without relying on mnemonics or marked cards. Dan Harlan praised my ebook, stating, “I’ve just had a chance to look over your wonderful ebook. It is exceptional!”

Here are seven captivating effects from the 23 included:

1. A spectator freely cuts the deck to any card. As they visualize a letter, you read their mind and reveal their selection.
2. With your back turned, a spectator cuts the deck and reveals cards until three consecutive cards spell a valid English word. They concentrate on that word, and you reveal it through mentalism.
3. The spectator chooses any letter from the deck. You divine their selection by asking questions about successive cards.
4. You guide the spectator through a free association process, leading them to choices you predicted beforehand.
5. Utilizing “stream of consciousness” and “thought connections,” both you and the spectator select three cards. After some shuffling, your cards reveal their selections, demonstrating a profound mental link. For the finale, only four cards face up, displaying your initials and those of the spectator.
6. After a genuine shuffle, you spread the deck into two rows. As you hover over the spread, you sense letters relevant to the spectator. These letters are revealed, showcasing your mental connection.
7. After shuffling, you deal five hands of five cards each, challenging spectators to form as many four-letter words as possible. You effortlessly divine all the words they discover.

As with all memorized deck techniques, knowledge of false shuffles and/or cutting is essential, but most effects require minimal sleight of hand. The included patter is enriched with psychological insights, reflecting my background as a psychologist who enjoys crafting card effects.

You will receive a concise 55-page PDF containing the method and 23 effects, free of fluff and unnecessary jokes. It includes 75 footnotes, primarily crediting sources of inspiration. I leverage the alphabetic nature of the cards to simplify memorization and create initials, names, or other words.

WARNING: This package does not include a deck of alphabet cards; however, I will direct you to various options, detailing their pros and cons. Choices range from affordable, homemade cards to commercial decks like SNAPS, Letter Perfect, or DMC Alphas. Note that a video is not included, and most effects do not require advanced sleights; those that do are suitable for beginners.