David Hoy's Tossed Out Deck is already a classic, but imagine this improvement. A deck of cards is shuffled, fanned, and shown to appear normal. Three participants are freely selected. As in Hoy's classic, a rubber-banded deck of cards is given to #1 and he looks at one card. The same deck is passed to #2 and he, too, looks at one card. You are able to name both cards and even tell who selected which (unlike Hoy's effect) as they have different cards. With spectator #3, you remove an envelope and place it in plain sight. Then, slowly dealing (from the same deck) onto the table, you ask them to tell you when to stop. The card is shown (yes, the same card at which they stopped) and the spectator asked to open the envelope and reveal the prediction. A triple whammy of a miracle. Here's what others say: "Unreservedly recommended. Outstanding...a beautiful product..."--Larry Becker. "If Machiavelli had wanted to do card mentalism, he might have come up with something like Bruce Bernstein's Psi-Deck--but he probably wouldn't have had the patience to make the gaffs."--Max Maven. "Regular readers of mine are aware of my antipathy to card tricks. So, if I rave about one, I must really be impressed. Such is the case with Psi-Deck."--Ford Kross. And lastly, from Richard Busch (author of Peek Performances): "Psi-Deck is beyond my inadequate words altogether...No switching, no switching predictions, no switching anything, I mean nothing. If this isnt stunning and direct, then I dont know what is. Considering the incredible, unbelievable, time consuming workmanship involved in this creation, Bruce's decks are well worth the investment." Psi-Deck is available in two different versions, so you may repeat the effect for the same audience without the same selections being made. Also available as a two-deck set.