Red Mango

Red Mango

This is a super simple method that doesn't require any knuckle busting slight of hand. It requires more performance than anything.

I love all work of Mark and this trick is so cool. I performe this every day good work

Incredible routine, just the method itself will give you so many ides on how to use it. Very powerful.

Personally this trick is one of my favorite tricks to ever perform. It is very very smart and the gimmick involved is pretty much supplied in your deck. However to do the two deck version of this you do need something else to make it work. It really was worth it to me. This trick is so freaking great and just omg it?s so smart and I can't - there are no words for how great this trick is. It is taught beautifully and very clear. I do recommend this very much

It's an amazing trick, and trust me when I say that. Yes there are "things" you must have and other things to know that might take time to master. But if you put in the right amount of effort and practice you can fool magicians.

This is an amazing effect. The presentation is so fair, this will fool even fellow magicians. You do need an extra item to perform this, but it's worth it. Honestly, the method is so simple, when I first heard Mark explain it I thought to myself: "Why couldn't I think of this? This is brilliant!"

Simply amazing!!!
Easy to make and high impact

After reading reviews and seeing you needed something extra i got a little discouraged but after purchasing i realised i could use an extra slieght and avoid one of the extras so it worked out well. Gets really good reactions and super fun to do.

Great Trick! What I like the most is the simplicity. This trick is very hard hitting. I think Mark's patter is overkill though. When asking the spectator to shuffle, Mark is saying that there are infinite possibilities for how a deck is arranged and no two will ever be the same, he laments the point quite a bit. While that statement is mostly accurate, I think it is to cerebral and detracts from the elegance of the effect. I think you are better served to just let the decks be shuffled and then allowing the spectator to contemplate the unlikely possibility of both spectator and magician picking the same cards. All in all Mark is a magician that impresses me with every release.