Naquada

Helder is a past FISM award winner in cards, so I had high hopes for his lecture.

I wasn’t disappointed as he started with a strong transposition of aces effect. Clearly showing two black aces placed onto the table, and the two red aces placed into a wine glass. He briefly passed a silk over the glass to show that the cards has changed places with those on the table.

He also did an amazing cards across, again using wine glasses, a red deck and a blue deck. The really nice touch with this was that the two cards were signed, and the two red cards ended up in the blue deck. The method was simple and didn’t need any major work during the effect to move the cards.

In all, another excellent lecture.

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