Extra Sensory Prediction by David Jonathan and Nikolas Mavresis

Description

"Finding the perfect opener or intro piece is not easy but the moment I saw Extra Sensory Prediction I knew this would become one of mine. It's simple, direct, easy to follow, leads your spectator up the garden path and then hits them between the eyes." - Peter Nardi

"A sensational packet trick, using a wonderful new concept in magic" - Gaz Lawrence

"When David & Nikolas shared this principle with me, I instantly fell in love with it. Extra Sensory Prediction is so clean, so direct and so devious!" - Kev G

"Extra Sensory Prediction looks so impossible and the method behind it is really clever! This is on another level of ESP prediction effects." - Rizki Nanda

"Love this! Direct and hard hitting - a real worker. Get ready for jaws to hit the floor!" - Paul Fowler

Perfectly predict the ESP symbol your audience will choose every time. David Jonathan and Nikolas Mavresis have once again teamed up to create an astonishingly direct, easy-to-perform, jaw-dropping prediction that will fry your audiences. This is Extra Sensory Prediction.

Here’s what happens:

You show five cards with simple ESP symbols on them. Your audience member freely selects any one of the symbols. This is a genuinely free choice. You reveal that the one they chose has its name written on the back. The other cards are then turned over, and on the back, they read, “You will choose the,” revealing that the card they selected was predicted from the very beginning.

Extra Sensory Prediction is possible thanks to the special cards that you receive, and they do all the work for you. It is truly a free choice; any symbol can be chosen. The trick instantly resets in front of your audience so that it’s ready for your next performance. There’s no sleight of hand involved, and the principle you will learn that makes this trick possible opens possibilities for so many other incredible effects. Perfectly predict your audience’s choices when you perform Extra Sensory Prediction by David Jonathan and Nikolas Mavresis.