Performer shows ten cards, nine of which have a blue diamond, and one of which has a red diamond. Performer mixes the red one among the blues. Holding the packet face down, he lets spectator stop him while dealing one card at a time from the bottom of the packet to the table until the spectator thinks the red card is on the bottom. Spectator calls stop, performer turns packet face up and shows that the spectator missed as the bottom card is blue. The surprise comes when the magician deals the blue card onto the table and shows that the remaining nine cards are all red except the spectator’s card, which was against the odds... one in ten of picking the correct card.
 
Performer deals four reds face down next to the blue one, shows the remaining five reds and puts them aside. Then he deals the four reds face down again, holding the cards face down, he starts moving cards one at a time from bottom to top of packet until spectator thinks the blue one is on bottom. Spectator says stop, performer turns cards face up and there is the blue one... the spectator is a winner this time! Performer places blue card face down on the table. He says if you picked one of the remaining reds, there would have been no surprise.
 
He turns the four cards face up, and instead of being red ones, they are four of the necessary cards to make a Royal Flush (for instance, a ten, queen, king, and ace). Performer magically changes the blue card into the remaining necessary card (in our example, the jack) and there is a Royal Flush which is a real WINNER.
 
CONDITION NOTES:  Very Good Condition with some minor age wear to the cards.