[Magic Video] World’s Greatest Magic – Triumph Vol 3.

Witness a miracle! ‘World’s Greatest Magic – Triumph Vol 3’ unveils Vernon’s legendary card trick, now masterfully reimagined by Daryl, Ouellet, Evans, Nash & Malone! Prepare to be amazed!

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Discover the Magic of Triumph Vol 3

If card magicians were to compile a list of the most powerful effects in card magic, Dai Vernon’s Triumph would undoubtedly be on every list. This classic trick, where cards mixed face-up and face-down magically right themselves while revealing a selected card, has captivated audiences since its first publication in 1946 as part of the Stars of Magic series. Vernon’s elegant method revolutionized the magic world, inspiring countless creators to add their own unique twists to this timeless effect.

Learn from the Masters

In this video, you’ll witness five world-class performers who have each taken the Triumph plot and made it their own. Daryl kicks things off with a version that utilizes a brilliant Tenkai method. Gary Ouellet follows with an impressive in-the-hands rendition that requires no table. Henry Evans presents a stunning variation where, despite the spectator shuffling the deck, the cards not only right themselves but also arrange into perfect numerical order. Martin Nash, the “Charming Cheat,” offers fine touches on Vernon’s original handling, including expert instruction on the Zarrow Shuffle. Finally, Bill Malone concludes with not one but two versions of this marvelous effect.

Why Triumph Endures

Triumph remains a favorite among card magicians because audiences are utterly mesmerized by it. The sight of mixed-up cards magically righting themselves is so astonishing that the revelation of the selected card almost becomes secondary. It’s a trick that looks like real magic, and on this video, you’ll learn from some of the best magicians in the world how to perform what many consider the greatest card trick ever invented.

• Triumph – Daryl
• Sloppy Triumph – Gary Ouellet
• Perfect Triumph – Henry Evans
• Marlo’s One Cut Triumph – Martin Nash
• Three Packet Triumph – Bill Malone
• Logical Faced Triumph – Bill Malone