3 Cards: Amazing Simple Card Trick Revealed!

Three blue cards. I'm going to show you the top card right here, the King of Hearts. We'll take the King of Hearts and place it right here on the bottom. If I snap my fingers, you'll actually watch the King of Hearts come right back to the top. So now we'll take the King of Hearts and place it right back on the bottom, and watch as the King of Hearts comes right back to the top. So now watch one more time, place it on the bottom, snap my fingers, and you'll see the King of Hearts comes right back to the top. Now I know what you're thinking, this is a terrible trick just because I'm using three King of Hearts, right? Well, you're wrong, because I'm actually not using any cards whatsoever. Three blank cards. And now for the tutorial. Okay guys, so here's the tutorial for this super easy trick. All you're going to need is a normal blue King of Hearts. It can be whatever card you want, really. And then I used two blank cards, but you can also use two, like, if you have two duplicate cards, it could be like two Jack of Spades or two of Clubs. If you use like two duplicate cards, make sure they're like black cards to contrast from this red King of Hearts, because that will make the effect a little bit better. But I think blank cards are a better option because it's just like really incredible that you weren't using literally any cards at all. So I would recommend using blank cards, but if you don't, you can use like Jokers or just two duplicate cards with the same color back as the regular card that you are going to use. So all you're going to need is this King of Hearts right here, two blank cards, and you're going to sandwich the King of Hearts right here between the two blank cards or your two duplicate cards. This is the setup for the trick. This is how you start out the trick. So this is the setup, and what you do, so you show three blue cards. Then you're going to square them up and get a break right below the second card. So you're going to get ready for a double lift, okay? And that's going to be the first thing. So you're just going to do a normal double lift like this, showing the King of Hearts on top. Then you're going to move the single card to the bottom, and then you're just going to flip over the single card. Now, you can either flip over the card normally like this, or you can do the fake double lift turnover with a single card, because I did that in the performance, and I kept repeating it to show like that's how I normally would flip over a card so people wouldn't get suspicious it was a double lift. So you could flip it over like this, or you could just flip it over like this. It depends on which way you're going to do the double lift during the entire performance to be consistent. So I'm just going to do this. So how I turn it over like this is pretty simple. You just push over the card, and then put this corner right here on the base of your hand right here, right in the middle of your hand. Then you're just going to turn the bottom portion of the card towards yourself, and just kind of flip it up like this, okay? And that's pretty much how to turn over the card this way. And then you can just turn it back over. Now, what you're going to do, you say you're going to move the king of hearts to the bottom. You're going to do a pinky pull down, or I mean, you can also just riffle off the bottom card, and then catch a break, because what you're going to do is you're going to move the top two cards to the bottom as one. So you're just going to say we're going to move the king of hearts to the bottom. This is two cards, but you're going to move both of them to the bottom, just like this. Then you're going to do another double lift, and I would recommend doing this as your double lift. So not a single card, but a double lift, just like this. So this is now two cards as one, just like this. So now flip that over, move the single card to the bottom, and then do the same thing with just a single card. You're going to do the same sort of turnover, just like this, showing the king of hearts on top. And now you're done doing the double lifts. Now you're going to say, okay, so now I know this is a terrible trick, because you think I'm using three king of hearts. What you're going to do is you're going to, while you're saying this, you're going to peel off the top king of hearts with your hand, and use this pack in your right hand to flip it over, place it on the bottom, just like that. So performance speed should look something like this. Just peel it off, flip it over, put it on the bottom. Then you're going to do a frustration count, flip over your wrist, peel off the top card, flip over your wrist, peel off the top card again, flip over your wrist, set this on top. So what you just did, you showed the bottom card three times, but it looks like you're showing each individual card, but you're just showing the bottom card one, two, three times, just like that. Now here's the one little move you have to do. You take the top card with your index finger, you're going to peel it back, just like this. Now you're going to take your three fingers, thumb, index, middle finger. Thumb goes on the bottom of this card, index finger goes right here, middle finger goes on the second card. You're basically just going to move everything up, just like this. So you're just going to move up, and basically the goal of that is to square the top card up with the bottom card, but out jog this middle card. So pretty much what you're doing is this. Without the cover of my hands, I'm doing this. I'm just going to be out jogging that middle card up, and what that's going to allow me to do is now I'm going to, now I'm going to grab this middle card right here with my fingers, and that will allow me to grab these two cards right here as one blank card. The top and the bottom card is one, so pretty much slide back, press forward. You're going to use your thumb here to line up, just like that. Now the bottom card and the top card are lined up, just like this, so I can strip them out as one card, but it's actually two cards, and show this blank card right here. Put this on top, the double on top, and set down the top card, which is the king of hearts. Now show the bottom card first. Show the bottom card as the blank card, set it down, and then finally show this last card as a blank card. Pack this up, and if you wanted to reset the trick, all you do is you take the bottom card, place it back in the middle, now you're set up again to do the whole entire trick again. So let's just do the whole trick again. So do a double lift, place a single on the bottom, and then flip over the top card as one. Now you're going to take two cards, set them on the bottom. Say you're going to take the king of hearts set on the bottom, it's two cards. Then you're going to do a double lift, showing it jump to the top, flip over the double, put a single on the bottom, flip over the single, okay? Then you're going to peel it off with your thumb, flip it over, set it on the bottom, do a flustration count, showing the king of hearts three times. Then you're going to peel it back with your index finger, push up the first and second card, aligning it with the bottom card so you can strip out these two cards right here as one card, showing the blank card. Put this double on top, set down the top card, show the bottom card first as a blank card, and then next show the top card blank too. And then if you want to reset the trick, just make sure that you put that king of hearts back in the middle, and you're ready to go again. So that's the trick. I really, really hope you guys like that one. It's simple, fast, easy, amazing. So I really hope you guys like that, and I'll see you guys for my next video. So, bye.