Outside the Box (Red) by Thomas Badar

"Outside the box" by Thomas Badar is a pure prediction effect with any card. If you haven't seen this incredible trick yet, stop reading and watch the trailer.

With Outside the box, you can predict in advance where a card freely chosen by the spectator will be in a shuffled deck. The spectator can name any card and the prediction is always printed on the card box. The most amazing thing about it is that the deck of cards is completely ordinary. The trick is instant reset. The trick is performed without any calculations, memory, or sleight of hand.

The spectator can examine the cards.
The trick is easy to do, almost self-working.
The deck is normal, and any deck can be used.
You don't need to memorize anything.
You don't need to calculate or use mathematics.
You can do the trick without sleight of hands.
52 different cards, no duplicates.
The trick includes three powerful routines.
Can be performed on stage.
You don't need to use a table to do the trick.
The trick is Auto-reset.
The deck is not included, you will need a regular deck of cards. (Recommended deck: Bicycle Standard Playing Cards)

Outside the box is a very practical tool because if you have the box, you have the trick. No table is needed for the performance, and after performing the trick, we can continue our card repertoire with the same deck, because the deck is completely normal. With Outside the box, you don't just get a trick, you get a universal tool that, like the Invisible Deck, can be used as an Out for any other trick. If the spectator doesn't choose the card as planned in the other trick, you can have this one in your pocket and you have a powerful prediction effect.

In addition to the basic performance, the trick includes two more special presentations, one in which the spectator presents the trick in a very entertaining way using an iPhone or iPad with the help of a presentation, and another version that is suitable for situations where you want to show a trick quickly. The digital version is presented without an app; the trick includes a special Keynote. With the iPad version, the trick can be turned into a stage trick.

Outside the box is part of Thomas Badar's solo shows, and now is your chance to add this practical, easy, and fooler trick to your repertoire.