This trick is very special. It relies on some very quick and simple moves which you can learn on this site. What you need is four cards; two Jokers, One Queen and an Ace of Spades.
@TAGSMagic is here to teach you this trick the whole way through. Please check out TAGSMagic on YouTube as well.
You will need to learn the Elmsley count and a double/triple lift to perform this trick properly.
TagsMagic does show you these moves too, but it is worth watching the links provided for the low down on how to perform these sleights perfectly. Once you have practiced this, and watched yourself perform in front of a mirror, try it out with your friends and family.
We will do a recap below on how to perform the Jumping-Gemini Card Trick. As with all magic tricks, practice, practice and practice more until you can perform it perfectly.
Keep the secret to yourself. Your friends and family will all be amazed.
Jumping Gemini Card Trick
So here is a recap of the Jumping Gemini Trick, step by step:
- Put the cards in the order shown. That is the first move.
- Two Jokers, Queen of Hearts, then the Ace. It is pretty simple once you put this order into play.
- Perform the Elmsley Count to keep the deck in order. Always watch the video to learn this correctly and practice it in front of a mirror until you get it right.
- Use double lifts and triple lifts to give the impression to your spectators that the Ace is moving through the deck. Again watch our tutorials on the lifts, it is a basic move in magic and very important to do properly.
- Then show the Queen as if the cards have all changed.
- Then it is on to the finale of showing the Jokers as if the four cards are now Jokers. A great kicker at the end!!
You learn so many sleights that can be used in other tricks and worth learning properly to add to your arsenal of moves that deceive.
We will be writing about more tricks like this over the coming months to help you develop your magic and add to your repertoire. Remember to check out all our tricks here on Free Magic Tricks and Illusions.
