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Do you want to amaze your friends? Looking to take your card trick repertoire to the next level? If so, this is the trick for you! This “impossible” card trick is actually pretty simple. With a little bit of practice, you’ll be wowing audiences in no time. Read on to learn everything you’ll need to perform this trick.

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  1. Give it to the spectator to shuffle and/or cut. When he/she hands you back the deck, look for their card. When you find their card, count 4 cards back, not including their card, and put the remaining cards on top of the deck. (for example, their card is the 7th from the bottom. Count 4 cards from it, you'll end up on the 3rd card. Place the 1st and 2nd cards on top of the deck.)
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    What happens if they find its fake?
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    A lot of the time you can make up several excuses. The most commonly used one is that there are two of each card in the deck. This one is easy because they cannot count the cards. If they still think it's fake, pull half the cards out.
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    How do you force a card?
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    Forcing a card is tricky, and can take lots of practice. Forcing a card involves three different operations. First you cut the deck in half and show the card, but instead of placing the bottom half on top, use your thumb to have a little space between the chosen card and the false card. Take one quarter of the other half and place it on top of the other half, and now their card is on top. Then you can say, "We're going to mix it up with a riffle shuffle". A riffle shuffle is really easy, and you just need to riffle the cards and make sure the top card is still on top, as you can see where the card is going. Finish it with an overhand shuffle and peel from the middle.
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