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Three kicker endings they never see coming. The Ace of Spades placed on the table transforms into a blank card, then reappears between the aces in your hand, then the backs of those aces change to the colors of the rainbow. This is one of John Bannon’s favorite packet tricks because it packs a whole lot of magic into just a handful of cards. This is Spin Doctor by John Bannon.
"Spin Doctor is a super smart routine that has a method that squeezes a remarkable amount of effect out of a simple method! Love it!" - Kyle Purnell
"Spin doctor is the only gem I will always keep in my wallet" - Dr. Cyril Thomas
"A handful of cards, a whole lot of magic! Spin Doctor is destined to become yet another Bannon classic. Love it!" - Roddy McGhie
Here’s what happens:
The four aces are shown to the spectator. The aces are turned face down, and with a magical gesture, they turn face up one at a time. Then the Ace of Spades is turned face down and placed on the table. The magician then tells the audience that three miracles are about to happen all at the same time. The first thing is that the Ace of Spades will vanish. The second thing is that it will reappear between the aces held in the magician’s hand. The third thing is that the remaining aces will all change. The magician snaps their fingers, and to the untrained eye, it looks like nothing has happened. The spectators turn over the Ace face down on the table, and it is shown to now be blank. When they look back in the magician’s hand, the Ace of Spades is prominently in the middle of the other three cards. Then the cards are turned over, and despite them being red-backed for all of the previous phases, they are now rainbow-coloured.
The structure of the routine makes the triple kicker ending a huge surprise. There is no palming or difficult switches, just some simple sleights that anyone can do. Get ready to perform one of your new favorite packet tricks with Spin Doctor by John Bannon.
Nice new effect from John Bannon in the traditional twisting the aces original effect by Dai Vernon. Must have trick in your routine as it has a killer ending. Requires a little bit of practice to master the card handling but worth the effort to learn.
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Woodsy
Really fun packet trick
Takes a while to master, but once you do it's great and a real showstopper!
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Richard
Perfection! My Favourite Trick !
I don’t think there is a better card trick than this. There may be equals, but in terms of something that is so beautiful to perform nothing is better. The phases keep building to an astonishing finale and everything is examinable. Actually, you should hand the cards to the spectator at the end because they will probably think there is something going on with the cards. It’s genius that only John Bannon could create. Amazing and something that will be around for many years !
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Del
Love it
This is a real crowd pleaser and fun to learn and perfirm
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Douglas Spero
Happy Customer :)
Very happy with Monster Magic, will be a returning customer 👍🏽. Picked up a great packet trick, super visual from a master creator. EDC 100.
Needs a bit of practice to get angles / timing down , but put that in and you’ve got a visual masterpiece in your hands . Instant reset , tutorial is fantastic 100% a worker
This effect is superb , props are excellently made and this is what a tutorial is meant to be like ! Very in depth , multiple angles , close up , parlour and stage options . 100% workable table hopping and walk around . The “jam” session with peter turner is excellent giving you a few additional effects which are really really good . Over all very pleased with the whole package .5 stars all day long !
I love this so much. It’s so simple but so unbelievable good. It stays on me all the time now and holds my coins ready for a trick at any time. Love it. Buy it, practice with it, create with it. Wonderful.
This is great fun. It’s well made and reasonably sturdy + should last for a while. The bank card fits well and is a realistic size. Check to see if a slightly thicker playing card (x5 cards thickness) will actually fit in your wallet/phone case though!