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Mollify (Online Instructions) by Fraser Parker
Mollify allows you to perform a completely "hands off" two person code in real time, without any codes or prior set up of your assistant.
A spectator is told to think of a card as they shuffle a deck face up as the performer and second spectator look away.
Then without the performer touching the deck the first spectator hands the deck of cards to a second spectator where they are able to seemingly use their intuition to instantly find the first spectator's thought of card.
This can then be repeated over and over without any apparent compromise.
The ingenious gimmick card and clever use of language does all of the work for you.
Fraser also teaches his key shuffle which can be used on its own or with any other routine that requires knowing what card has been selected by a spectator.
This is an entirely fair looking selection procedure that means a card can be freely thought of by your spectator from across the room under seeming impossible conditions and the performer will always be able to find it in the deck.
Mollify allows you to perform a completely "hands off" two person code in real time, without any codes or prior set up of your assistant.
A spectator is told to think of a card as they shuffle a deck face up as the performer and second spectator look away.
Then without the performer touching the deck the first spectator hands the deck of cards to a second spectator where they are able to seemingly use their intuition to instantly find the first spectator's thought of card.
This can then be repeated over and over without any apparent compromise.
The ingenious gimmick card and clever use of language does all of the work for you.
Fraser also teaches his key shuffle which can be used on its own or with any other routine that requires knowing what card has been selected by a spectator.
This is an entirely fair looking selection procedure that means a card can be freely thought of by your spectator from across the room under seeming impossible conditions and the performer will always be able to find it in the deck.
