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Right, here's the deal. It's a card-to-hat trick, no bells and whistles.
Someone picks a card, maybe scribbles on it, maybe not. You grab an empty baseball cap, steal one off someone's head if you're feeling cheeky, and show it's just a regular cap. Next thing, the card's in there. No trick boxes, no origami, just a straightforward "how did you do that?" moment.
CAPTIVATE takes the old card-to-impossible-place trick and updates it for those Instagram scroll-stoppers. The gimmick, thanks to WangZhe's craftsmanship, is about as reliable as that mate who always shows up late but with coffee. If you can tilt a cap, you're set. And if you're not the hat type, no problem. Borrow one, do the trick, and hand it back like nothing happened.
You can do this anywhere, up close, on stage, in the pub, or for your online fans. It's self-working, resets faster than you can say "pick a card", and gets better reactions than your average card trick.
Two versions to suit your style:
BACKER, for showing off with a signed card
FACER, for when signatures are just extra fuss
FAQ
What's the difference between BACKER and FACER? BACKER's for when you've got the card signed before it ends up in the cap. FACER is for when there's no signing involved, just the magic bit.
Do I need a special hat? No, just a standard baseball cap. Borrow one if you like, no need to carry your own.
Is it easy to perform? If you can manage to tilt a cap without dropping it, you've got this down.
This matches the TCC mini baseballs exactly and perfect for the first load for the cup. Was going to buy another for the second load but might go traditional and use a lime.
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