Gatekeeper by Craig PettyYou introduce a brass key and a coin. You then tell your audience that you will give them $100 if they can push the coin through the hole in the key. After the audience tries and realizes its impossible, the magician offers to show them how. With just a rub, the hole in the key magically stretches ten times in size to become a coin sized slot. The magician can then easily drop the coin through the key before shrinking the hole to its normal size.

Flourishes

deliberate

Spirit Tests

who teaches you a close-up routine that has audience members flipping out when you reveal their card

Big mistake

Gambit in a Box

the techniques and tricks in this book are not pipe dreams

(Let's say it's the 8 of clubs)

you cut directly to their card

This multi-phase routine is a wild ride your audience will never see coming

including one in which the deck may be borrowed and you never touch the cards

and no funny moves are used when pulling the card out of the envelope