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Introducing Subtle Secrets 2 – The Impossible Trick
Many magicians know of Dai Vernon’s legendary “impossible trick,” but let’s be honest how many actually perform it?
In this 30-page booklet, Thibault Ternon reveals the inner workings of this remarkable method. While previous writings on the subject often limited to a few sparse pages in French literature simply advised, “you have to improvise,” Ternon offers practical, detailed guidance to truly master the concept.
You’ll discover how to turn luck into an ally, control the forces of chance, and create genuine miracles with a borrowed, unprepared deck, shuffled entirely by the spectator. When performed as intended, few effects are purer: in most cases, the magician never even touches the cards.
In the performance: A prediction is handed to the spectator before anything begins. They freely shuffle and cut the deck as many times as they wish. When they finally stop, they turn over the top card—the very one fate has chosen. Against all odds, it perfectly matches the prediction.
This is just one of the astonishing effects possible with this bold, elegant method. Subtle Secrets 2 – The Impossible Trick gives you every tool and insight you need to perform impossibilities like this with confidence and grace.
Warning This booklet provides food for thought and ideas for paths to take, but the real work will be applying them and daring to perform this trick. If you don't agree with the idea of having to work on an effect a minimum amount before presenting it, if you want a trick that is "ready to go," don't buy this book. If, on the other hand, your mind revels in these kinds of slightly underground methods from the "Subtle Secrets" series, then this book is for you...
The OG perfect score was great and did its job for me for years , Perfect Score 2.0 outshines its original . Great tutorial going in depth on the mercury fold and even card splitting . 5 Stars !
The usual speedy delivery by Alex. Lovely props, and clever routine, although I haven’t used it in the trenches yet. Knocked one star off as the red poker chip had a minor chip (damage) in it. This is a product issue though and absolutely no reflection on Monster Magic.
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