Description
The Three Card Trick by Dave Forrest
The Three Card Trick by Dave Forrest
A hilarious, fast-paced comedy routine with custom-printed cards and a cheeky, unexpected climax.
Direct from Dave’s acclaimed ‘Sleight Returns’ lecture, The Three Card Trick takes a classic premise and injects it with a massive dose of modern comedy. Moving away from traditional playing card suits, this routine uses big, bold numbers that are incredibly easy for any audience to track—making the final twist hit twice as hard.
The Routine
You announce that you are going to perform “The World-Famous Three Card Trick.” You cleanly count the cards to show big bold numbers on the faces: 1, 2, 3… and wait, 4?
To fix the mistake, you take the number 4 card and place it clearly into your pocket. You count the remaining cards again, only to find they still spell out 1, 2, 3, and 4! Every single time you pocket the troublesome ‘4’ card, it somehow instantly sneaks its way back into the packet.
Just when the audience thinks they have the rhythm down, you display the cards one last time and one of them completely vanishes, leaving you with just two cards. Out of pure comedic frustration, you decide to give up, turning the last two cards around to reveal that they say “FK THIS!” in massive, bright, colorful letters.
Key Features
Instant Comedy Visuals: Custom-printed cards with large, bold text ensure that everyone in the room can follow the plot effortlessly.
No Complex Sleights: Built with a smooth, streamlined handling that lets you focus 100% on your presentation, comedic timing, and audience interaction.
High-Quality Props: The cards are specifically printed on premium stock designed to withstand the wear and tear of repeat comedy performances.
The Perfect Closer/Icebreaker: An absolute powerhouse for casual close-up, parlor, or bar magic settings where you want to leave a memorable, hilarious impression.
What You Receive
Custom-printed, high-durability gimmick card set (Adult Version)
Access to online video instructions featuring Dave’s full handling, nuances, and timing tips

































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