Thought Card Spelled by Dani Daortiz (Borrowed Deck Project Chapter 8)(English and Spanish)

Taking a borrowed deck and performing true miracles is one of Dani DaOrtiz’s most powerful weapons. His card work is legendary, and now he is sharing some of his most closely guarded routines with you in The Borrowed Deck Project. A year-long course featuring incredible routines, concepts, theories, and philosophies that allow you to take any deck of cards presented to you and perform real magic. In Chapter Eight, a named card is spelled by a spectator in an impossible revelation

1. A borrowed deck of cards is shuffled, and then a random card is named.
2. The performer spells the named card, a single card for each letter, and the named card is discovered as the final card in the spelling!
3. Another spectator is asked to think of a card. The deck is handed out again to be
shuffled by the audience.
4. The spectator who is thinking of a card spells their card from the shuffled deck. Impossibly, the card they are thinking of is at the location they spelled to!

This trick is jaw-dropping in its simplicity and its power. In addition to learning how to perform the effect, you’ll learn Dani’s award-winning theory. Dani’s Punctuation Symbols is a language to communicate your magic with your audience. Dani takes the common punctuation we learn in elementary school and uses it to help you understand the best ways to structure your magic. The effect itself is child’s play to perform. If you can spell, you can perform this effect. The deck doesn’t even need to be complete for the trick to work!

The Borrowed Deck Project is must-watch material for anyone who wants to look like a real pro with cards. The effects are simple in concept but mind-blowing in execution. You’ll learn great tricks and become privy to Dani’s FISM award-winning theories in card magic. School is in session, and you don’t even need to supply your own deck because any deck in the world can now make you look like an expert at the card table when you study Chapter Eight of The Borrowed Deck Project by Dani Daortiz.