This clever creation from Fraser Parker is his take on the classic three cards match-up trick that Chan Canasta made legendary.

Fraser’s twist means you can pull off this seemingly impossible trick without leaving it to chance (or hoping that your boldness doesnt backfire like it did for the great Canasta occasionally).

Whats more, Frasers version is rock-solid and practically self-working!

The magic unfolds like this.

Two decks of cardseach with a contrasting colour or designare laid out in front of a spectator, who gets to pick one. They give it a good overhand shuffle, while you do the same with the remaining deck. Then, you swap decks and shuffle againbecause, you know, we wouldnt want anyone thinking you have a sneaky control over the cards. Next, both of you tuck the decks away under the table or behind your backs and, without peeking, turn over the top three cards and cut the deck. After swapping back, you