Favourite self-working trick ?

[Gambit_x]

I'm just curious if many of you use these tricks in your performances. What are your favorites ?
Mine i would have to say is the Invisible reverse, not sure why i just think it's fun and easy

 

[aJohnson]

As Aaron says, there are no self working tricks.

But anyway, my favourite "Self working trick" would have to be Search and Destroy.

 

[cardmagician]

3 piles from royal road to card magic

 

[Reakan]

3 piles from royal road to card magic

In which page is it found?

 

[Sean_Raf]

Exact Location, pg 145 Those who know, know what I mean, those who don't are missing out.

Long live mnemosyne, muse sublime.

- Sean

 

[MagicLemonBird]

As they said, there are no self working tricks but the closest that I have is effective aces by syd segal and I have a performance on youtube right below me. I'm better at it now after practicing more.

 

[Gambit_x]

Sorry guys I do agree there is no such thing I guess i should of said Insanely easy as far as sleights go, Tricks that you can really concentrate on performance instead of slights.

 

[heavymetalholic]

I forgot its name, but the ANY CARD AT ANY NUMBER taught on true astonishments

 

[RyanOchs]

I forgot its name, but the ANY CARD AT ANY NUMBER taught on true astonishments

I believe that would be Andrew Gerards Extraordinary Proof.

 

[popchris3]

I would say Route 66 by Alvo Stockman. GREAT reactions, easiest trick ever. Greatest sandwitch routine ever done.

My performance of it for a live crowd was Week 1 of the PopChris Project, which is the link in my signature. It has a lot of differences from most sandwitch effects contrary to popular belief.

But regardless, most stuff in old books is good, selfworking material.

 

[The Tumbleweed]

Exact Location, pg 145 Those who know, know what I mean, those who don't are missing out.

Long live mnemosyne, muse sublime.

- Sean

I know what you mean.
Good to know I'm not the only one who uses it.

 

[praetoritevong]

Exact Location, pg 145 Those who know, know what I mean, those who don't are missing out.

Long live mnemosyne, muse sublime.

- Sean

Ditto. )