“I have not any idea. Not a ******* clue, dude. That’s really, really good… I’m completely floored..”<\/i>
\n– Adam Wilber<\/b><\/p>\n
“No clue.”<\/i>
\n– John Bannon<\/b><\/p>\n
The ICONIC<\/b> Card At Any Number – revolutionized<\/p>\n
A once in a generation, giant leap forward in Card At Any Number methodology by Craig Petty<\/p>\n
THE EFFECT:<\/b><\/p>\n Here’s how it works… A SINGLE PREDICTED<\/b> card (yes, it can be signed by the spectator) really is in multiple locations at entirely the same time. It’s at position 10, as much as position 20, or 25, or 31… you get the idea. It’s only when the spectator freely names a number that the card is now committed to a single position. This is not just what your spectator’s are told, it really is what is happening.<\/p>\n The most staggering element to all of this; The Quantum Deck is practical. It’s a 10\/10, solid, worker.<\/p>\n Absolutely perfect for table hopping, wedding, style gigs. Brilliant for casual social performances and identical when performed online. And as you’ll see in the performances, plays huge on stage!<\/p>\n KEY FACTS:<\/b><\/p>\n Deck is a real double blank deck. What you’ve just read is not the “dream CAAN” that we all wish we could perform; those are the bullet point facts of what the Quantum Deck is and DOES.<\/i><\/p>\n COLD HARD TRUTH:<\/b><\/p>\n Ok, this is not real magic, but it is as close as you can get.<\/b><\/p>\n There is a method.<\/p>\n Normally the description wouldn’t tell you this, but we want to be as transparent as possible; as this is the only thing keeping Quantum Deck from being real actual magic.<\/p>\n ANY number can be FREELY<\/b> named. This is ENTIRELY<\/b> true, but on those unusual occasions the spectator decides to name a particularly small number or unusually big number…you will need to easily nudge them to a more workable number with a suggestion or two. Easy right?<\/p>\n Magician:<\/b> “Somewhere in the middle of the deck is your signed card, please name a number between 1-52.” WHAT THE TOP MINDS IN MAGIC ARE SAYING:<\/b><\/p>\n “Craig Fooled The s*** Out of Me and I loved it.”<\/i> “That is awesome. I’ve never felt so fooled in my life. I need to start doing this trick right now.”<\/i> “That is insane.”<\/i> “That’s awesome!”<\/i> “I literally have zero idea.”<\/i> “Right, ok… I’ve got no idea.”<\/i> “Dude… my mind is blown right now.”<\/i> “Mr Craig Petty, I have no idea.”<\/i> “Yeah, I have absolutely no idea, Craig. That’s really, really good.”<\/i> INCLUDES:<\/b><\/p>\n One specially gimmicked Quantum Deck<\/p>\n One hour of live performances footage. Including walk around performances, virtual performances, and stage performances.<\/p>\n Four hours of explanations.<\/p>\n Oh wait, there’s more…<\/i><\/p>\n The Quantum Deck<\/b> does so much more than just Card At Any Number. You can perform transpositions, use it as a forcing deck, birthday predictions, comedy routines, you don’t even need to use a signed card! You can use a credit card, business card, or piece of paper. Anything you wish…and so much more. Best of all, Craig shows and teaches many of these ideas throughout the 4 hours of explanation footage.<\/p>\n You have an Invisible Deck, a Stripper Deck and a Svengali Deck, complete your collection with The Quantum Deck<\/b>.<\/div>\n […]<\/p>\n\n
\nThere really is ONLY ONE<\/b>, signed card inside.
\nAny number can be FREELY<\/b> named.
\nYour spectator can really examine the deck.
\nInstant reset.
\nEasy to do.
\nNO<\/b> difficult math.
\nBlack Label certified.<\/p>\n
\nSpectator:<\/b> “2”
\nMagician:<\/b> “Remember we know it’s somewhere more towards the middle. Forget what you’re thinking for a moment, what does your intuition tell you?”
\nSpectator:<\/b> “Ah yes… 11.”<\/p>\n
\n<\/b>There’s a reason why the smartest thinkers<\/i>, best card handlers and top product creators<\/i> alive today were fooled so badly by it… Quantum Deck is genius.<\/p>\n
\n– Brent Braun<\/b><\/p>\n
\n– Justin Miller.<\/b><\/p>\n
\n– David Jonathon<\/b><\/p>\n
\n– Shawn Farquar<\/b><\/p>\n
\n– Dee Christopher<\/b><\/p>\n
\n– Peter Nardi<\/b><\/p>\n
\n– Damien O’Brien<\/b><\/p>\n
\n– Kyle Purnell<\/b><\/p>\n
\n– Marc Oberon<\/b><\/p>\n