Pocket Oracle

After selling out right when they were released, we’ve finally got our hands on a limited number of Chris Rawlins’s new release, “Pocket Oracle.”

This pocket-sized miracle knows the object your audience is merely thinking of. Let us explain:

You remove a Magic Eight Ball card and a blank business card from a leather wallet, and place them on the table. Your participant can write down any object on the business card before it is put away out of sight in the wallet.

You explain that no matter what question you ask, the Eight Ball Card will always know the answer. To demonstrate, you have them name a number up to 20 as you ask a yes or no question about their thought of object. Sure enough, when they turn over the eight ball card to see the answer, it is correct.

You repeat this again, but this time you ask the next yes-or-no question before they select a number. Still, the card is correct.

Trying one more time, you ask a yes-or-no question using a secret number that only they know and is never spoken aloud. But when they consult the eight ball card, it is correct again.

As a final phase, you put the card aside and have them imagine their object. Despite it never being said out loud, and only yes or no questions being asked, you can tell them exactly what they’re thinking of!

Pocket Oracle is an incredibly fooling piece of modern mentalism that takes up next to no space in your pocket. It can be used to cleanly reveal thoughts, force anything, and create powerful moments of mental magic at a moment’s notice.

Each Pocket Oracle set comes with a devious peek mechanism that allows you to access information completely invisibly, right under your audience’s nose. As a bonus, you’ll learn a super simple, highly deceptive card trick using Pocket Oracle. If you’re looking for strong, EDC mentalism, “Pocket Oracle” is a must-buy.

Why You’ll Love It:

• Fits in your pocket
• Easy to do
• No electronics
• Always ready to perform
• Strong hook
• Built for real-world performance
• Learn everything in under an hour