- Q.
The one card that remains; is this a 'force' card. Or does the spectator have a free choice of a card? And can you use any deck of cards?
- A.
You can use ANY deck of cards (poker size, of course). And no, the remaining card is not a force card. It can be any card that you want to remain after the deck is vanished. Christian Grace recommends performing this as an addition or end to your regular card routine. As an example, if you perform an Ambitious Card Routine, you can always use this as the final climax to make the deck disappear leaving only the spectator's card.
- Q.
Instead of vanishing the deck 1/2 by 1/2, can you start out with a single card and produce the deck 1/2 by 1/2?
Also, can the deck be riffled right before the vanish?
Can you insert their signed selection in the middle of the deck and then vanish the top half and then the bottom half, leaving their card the only one left? Or vanish the bottom half first and the top half last?
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No, you cannot perform this backwards and produce a deck. Well, at least not with the provided teaching and instruction. You might be able to figure out a way to use LEVEL ONE to do that but the handling isn't taught. They do teach how you can use a real deck which you can have the deck shuffled before you SETUP the Level One.....so with some misdirection, you can give them impression that you're riffle shuffling the same deck prior to Level One being secretly loaded. Finally, you can do it with a signed card, but you must have that card on top of the deck. So we would recommend doing any sort of Ambitious Card Routine move where it looks like the spectator's card is being inserted into the middle of the deck. Then you can make the deck disappear leaving only one card (the top card) which turns out to be their selection.
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