Dictosaurus

Dictosaurus

Break Codes Like A Bletchley Park Savant

Your spectator is asked to silently choose from sixty random words on a card. You now give him a pile of cards, each with a mixture of letters on them, and he uses these to spell out his word. So he finds a card that has the first letter on and places it on the table, he then finds a card with the second letter on and so on.

The performer, without fail, is able to see through the jumbled maze of letters and discern the exact word (trust me, nobody will be able to mimic this).

The effect is repeated in three phases, each one more difficult than the former. For the final phase the spectator places his cards face down yet you are still able to read his mind and tell him the word he is thinking of.

An easy, entertaining routine that will stun your audience.

You will receive:

The set of ten plastic coated letter cards measuring 9cm X 6cm.

A plastic coated double sided word card with sixty words on it.

A manila envelope to present the cards in.

The instructions and full routine in PDF format via email.