Imagine this … A spectator freely chooses a card that is lost in a shuffled deck. They name random numbers. They decide if the cards are taken from the top, the middle, or the bottom. Everything is in their hands. The chaos seems total. And yet … at the end, their card appears exactly at the number they named.
In an even stronger version, performed with two decks, the same card appears in both packs: identical, inevitable, impossible. Picture the silence turning into gasps, then laughter and applause, as the spectator realizes they created the miracle themselves.
What you will learn
A Card at Any Number routine that fools both laymen and magicians.
An impromptu method – no complex sleights, no secret setups.
Subtle psychological techniques, inspired by Dani DaOrtiz, to subtly guide your spectators.
A three-phase construction designed to blur memory and make the outcome feel utterly inexplicable.
A two-deck version that creates a cosmic coincidence, amplifying the emotional punch.
Why Red Chaos stands out
Most Card at Any Number routines rely on controls, visible forces, or heavy procedures. Here, everything feels pure, free, and uncontrollable. The spectator is convinced you did nothing – and that's precisely when the miracle hits hardest.
If you love Dani DaOrtiz's approach, where apparent chaos turns into pure astonishment, Red Chaos will be a jewel in your repertoire.
And best of all: it's always ready to perform, no preparation, anytime – even for other magicians.
