Just wanted to say that I almost always close my card presentations with this effect. I absolutely love it! I usually start a set with something like a version of Out of this World and gradually move towards using less and less cards and end up where we don’t need any at all. The underlying theme is that as rapport is built between performer and participant we don’t need to rely on the physical world and can use more invisible methods.

Why do I love the Invisible Deal so much...well:

- You can do it anywhere, anytime.
- It’s relatively simple, although the whole impact is reliant on a good presentation. In this sense it’s a great grounding in getting used to using suggestive techniques.
- It’s cheeky...the method is in plain sight but in all the times I have performed it I have never once been questioned about it.
- People seem to love it and really go away feeling that the reason I chose the card they ultimately chose was down to a genuine level of rapport that they haven’t experienced before.

I’m a big fan of this type of performer / participant interaction so cheers matey for helping me close my sets logically and strongly.

All the best.

Justin

Thanks - gave some tips and thoughts on this elsewhere, if you can be bothered to wade through and find them...

db