Top & Bottom Slip Card Force Tutorial | Simple & Easy Card Force

Okay, so I have a blue deck here, and you can verify that there is a red card in the middle. So this red card is our prediction. Let's set it aside for now. And what I'm going to do now is deal the cards like this. And I'll tell the spectator to stop anywhere. So let's say the spectator stops here. And I have two cards here. And I'll tell the spectator to point to any card. Let's say he points to this card. Let's remove this card as well. And on this card, on which the spectator has just pointed, This is his selection, which is the seven of spades. And here you will notice that the red card at the beginning, which was our prediction, is also the seven of spades. Okay, so this force is called the top and bottom slip force. What happens here is, you deal two cards like this, top and bottom, and the spectator stops. After stopping, you tell one of the two cards to choose, and the card he chooses It's our forced card. So let's say we're going to force the ace of spades. So the card you are going to force, you must keep it at the bottom. And after this, the way I move, the top and bottom will slip— you'll do that. So what you do is simply take the bottom card, which will be the forced card. and the top card, in this way, this forefinger will slide the card at the bottom, And the thumb will slide the top card, and then you'll slide two cards like this. Then after that, what you do is, you have to put this deck on top of it. And then you will slide it again and repeat the same move. So you have to keep doing this until the spectator says stop. And one thing you will notice, when you are going through the entire slipping process, The ace of spades remains at the bottom. It comes again and again, it never changes, because it is the bottom card. So you'll just keep doing this move until the spectator says stop. And let's say he says to stop at one point, so let's say he stops now. And when he stops, what you will do is, put this deck aside. One thing you remember is that the bottom card will always be our forced card. So you'll just deal the cards on the table like this. This card is our forced card; this is the ace of spades. And this is a random card, so we have to force this card as well. So let's talk about how you'll force this card. So at this point, we use the magician's choice, in which I instruct the spectator to point at any card. So there are two options: either he will point at the card that is forced, or he will point to this card. Let's say the spectator points to the card that has been forced. So you will simply say that this is your choice. If he doesn't do that, if he points to this card from the left, You will simply say that we are going to eliminate this card. So you're not saying that the card you're pointing to will be our choice. You simply say to point at one card. If he points to the selection on the ace of spades, Then you will simply force him. If he does it on the other card, then you'll say that I'm eliminating this card. And then this ace of spades is your selection. So yeah, that's how you'll force the card. And yes, it's very simple, very easy to do. You just handle it this way, and the spectator stops. And then the card points here, Then eliminate it. If it points here, then it will be selected. And that's it. This force, as I said, is simple but highly effective. You can use it in any of your tricks. And yeah, if you liked the video, then like the video. I'll see you in the next video. Until then, goodbye and thank you for watching.