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The King of Chaos: The Ultimate Triumph by Tu Strange, Andost, and Dani DaOrtiz

The King of Chaos: The Ultimate Triumph by Tu Strange, Andost, and Dani DaOrtiz

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The power to turn chaos into order.
From chaos to order- in just one second.
Three master magicians.One legendary project.

The final chapter of this effect is here.

WHAT IS TRIUMPH?

Triumph is one of card magic's most iconic effects:

Face-up and face-down cards shuffled into chaos - instantly restored.

3 MASTER VERSIONS

Real Chaos Triumph | Tu Strange (Taiwan Close-Up Champion)
The deck is shuffled into real chaos by the spectator. Still, one card remains face-up - their chosen card. Inspired by Dani DaOrtiz & Lennart Green. A killer routine from a rising star.

Ribbon Spread Triumph Andost (FISM Close-Up Champion)
The closest thing to the "Holy Grail" version of Triumph. Clean, open, and powerful. Includes a special printed gaff deck - straight from the FISM champion's private collection.

Triumph Theory | Dani DaOrtiz (FISM Special Award Winner)
The Spanish master magician shares his theory, philosophy, and signature touches on Triumph - making the impossible feel effortless. Pure psychological magic.

Learn from the Masters
  • Full performances & HD tutorials
  • Clear step-by-step breakdowns
  • From beginner to advanced levels
  • Custom-printed gaff deck included
Don't just perform a classic...

Redefine It.

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Paul Jackson
Kings Of Chaos?

Do we need another gimmick deck version of Dai Vernon's Triumph? The instructional video is in three parts. Part one shows a non-gimmicked version that emphasizes the chaotic nature of a pack of cards, sorts the pack then displays. The second part puts a method to the supplied deck. This isn't bad and the subtitles which accompany the foreign audio are adequate. Don't be put off. The final segment is Dani DaOrtiz demonstrating his 'Triumph' skills - which are breathtaking, and then discussing how you must hit the heart of the participants if a satisfying piece of magic is to be achieved. His discussion about how to differentiate between Oil and Water and Triumph and a host host of subsidiary things is a lesson in card magic and is something I will probably return to. Mind, having made the purchase the first thing I did was to go back to The Stars of Magic with the thought - 'Really, I'm going to learn the standard pack version ' and at least that way I wont have to polish my deck switch.