Idiom by Mike ShawMike Shaw's IDIOM Six Minutes of Pure, Impossible Mentalism! Imagine this: a box of letter tiles is handed to your spectator. They mix them up, take out a handful let's say twelve tiles and without you ever looking, the impossible begins Phase One: Instantly, you tell them the highest and lowest value letters they hold. No peeks. No fishing. Just straight, impossible knowledge. Phase Two: You push things further, naming words they could spell from

the Burning Man Art Festival

A fantastic

Steve Draun presents his version that has a surprise ending that instantly resets - perfect for walk-around engagements - and Daryl presents his routine with knives of his own invention that ends with an unbelievable finish that leaves the knives in an impossible condition that can be examined by the spectators

This video explains in detail the construction of the gimmick

and with a wave of your hand

presents great and clean card effects

A powerful handling where the cards can be shuffled by several spectators at the start of the routine

The tutorial is great

with abacus you can do this and a whole lot more

In the end all the cards in the two "half decks" are now in perfect coincidence between them

- The Times

He shows it's empty and then he produces some silks or whatever he wants