Mirror Fate is a devastatingly fooling card routine where everything happens in their hands.

The premise was almost too simple: They name any card. They take the deck under the table or behind their back. Without looking, they reverse one card, cut the deck, and bring it back out. When the cards are spread, only one card is reversed: Their named selection.

It’s that clean.

As if that wasn't already amazing, "Mirror Fate" requires almost no difficult moves or sleight of hand, and while there is a sneaky gimmick involved, you can perform this with a borrowed deck. In fact, you probably already own the gimmick that makes it work. (And, if you don’t, you can easily pick it up at your local convenience store.)

This is one of those rare routines where the method is so good, you’ll be mad you didn’t come up with it.

In the instructional download, Alan will teach you two different handlings for "Mirror Fate", one that uses your deck, and one that can be done with a borrowed deck on the fly (provided you have the gimmick with you.)

Whether you perform strolling, close-up, or just casual tricks for your friends, this is one you don’t want to miss.