The Three card Monte/ Find The Lady Is a scams that's still used by con men and grifters on the streets the world over. Simplex Monte takes this classic street hustle to a new visual level that has never been possible before. Rob

The most amazing game of Three Card Monte ever devised, including the specially-made mechanical cards, step-by-step instructions with photographs, full presentation and patter.

Performer displays 2 red jumbo spot cards, with an (AS) between them. A spectator is asked to point to the odd card. He points to the center card, which is placed aside. The other two cards are turned over and are seen to be

It starts out easy enough...the magician displays a single 3 of Diamonds and plays a game of "one-card monte" with the spectator. Just to make things a little tougher, another card, the Ace of Clubs, is added which acts

Finally released on DVD! This will be one of your favorite tricks to perform! In The Hands Wildcard Effect that makes sense to real-world audiences. Garrett Thomas' Stand Up Monte includes eight or more transpositions or

The performer displays three cards: an ace, a two, and a three. The cards are placed face down in a row on the table. Three times the performer invites the audience to follow the ace, and three times the ace is shown to be

Magician shows an Ace and 3 Blank Face Jumbo Cards (4.4” x 6.6”). A blank is removed and put face down on the table. The Ace is placed between the other 2 blank cards. Magically all 3 cards in the Magician’s

A classic fun trick! Carry this with you at all times. Three cards are shown and turned over. The "Sucker" (spectator) is asked to place a quarter on the center card, which is easily noted by a contrasting color on its back. When turned over, the

No matter where the spectator believes the location of the Queen to be, he's wrong. At the end of the routine all the cards change into Queen's. Instant Reset. No extra cards. No cards stuck together. No complicated sleight of hand is required.

A best-seller! The magician displays three cards. One is red, and the other two are black. A spectator is asked to try and keep track of the red card after the group is flipped over and mixed. No matter how hard they try, the spectators never can find