2 Card Monte

This trick ticks all the boxes: very strong magic with a big surprise, totally impromptu with a borrowed deck, can be done surrounded. Will take some work but definitely worth it.

Requires a bold slight that is very well taught, however for someone new to card magic or magic in general this slight might be intimidating. Not a reason to avoid buying the trick, just think it's worth knowing. It's rated as EASY which of course is a very subjective word. I'ld clarify it to add if you know how to do a double lift this is within your range. If your brand new to card magic or just starting out in magic you might want to learn some basic slights first to build your confidence before you take on this trick.

The video instructions are great. Short and to the point. I found it very easy to follow along.

I love this effect, and the tutorial is excellent. For a beginner, it might even be achievable with a bit of practice, and will be a great reason to learn a couple of important sleights.

Thank you so much for this tutorial for two card monte.
The video broke it down nicely and made it easy to learn.
After watching and practicing, I then watched Ellusionists Kard Klub on Magic Stream for more ideas.

Still practicing the move but loving it a lot. The instructions are simple and clear. 100% worth it.

This trick is great. I used it the other day on some friends and they were blown away. Its straight forward and uses methods that I'm sure you know.

This is awesome! Super helpful videos and honestly for someone who is still pretty new it was pretty simple to learn! Now it’s time to just keep practicing!

I have used illusionist since I started out on magic 8 years ago, the customer service is excellent and the product are top quality, would always recommend them to my other friends within the magic community.The 2 card monte is a brilliant take on a classic trick which is now in My reportoire.

This trick is popular for a reason. I knew how to do it, but I've learned it from a few people a few different ways. Just curious on E's take. Turns out the way being taught here uses a pinky count. Luckily, there's a bonus video from Adam Wilber on how to do that properly, which is makes the download cost a bargain. I'd recommend this one.

This is such a powerful trick, it completely blows peoples minds when performed and this will forever be in my collection of tricks to perform