Three Poker Chips. One Perfect Prediction
Craig Petty is back with a new jackpot: a marvel for walkaround magic!
Imagine this: there are 3 poker chips on the table. You ask someone to think of a random playing card. Then you make three separate bets, placing each chip one by one into their hand. First you bet on the suit, then on the value, and finally… that you knew their card from the very beginning.
Slowly, you flip each chip over and reveal the exact name of their thought-of card, printed on the back of the three poker chips!
It’s so simple and immediate!
Here’s what you need to know:
- No switches
- No forces
- Any card can be chosen
- Can be performed in a crowd
- Easy to perform
- Requires only one basic sleight
- Compact to carry, big impact!
- Comes with high-quality poker chips and all the special props you need.
After months of refinement by a team of engineers, Craig has streamlined everything you need into one beautiful, practical product.
Craig Petty offers you over 2 hours of in-depth explanations and live performances, leaving no detail overlooked. Plus, you’ll get dozens of creative routines and tricks to get the most out of this incredible effect. As a bonus, we’ve also included a creative jam session with Lloyd Barnes, who reveals even more unique ideas on how to use Big Blind.
If you’re looking for the next big trick to blow your audience away, then Big Blind is exactly what you’re looking for! We bet you’ll love this.
Big Blind is a unique, mind-blowing trick that’s perfect for walkaround, parlor, stage, and even television.
Quotes
“Big Blind might just be my favorite Petty effect! Super innovative, super direct, and of course super satisfying to perform. Can’t wait to put it into my set!”
– Kyle Purnell
“Big Blind is hands down the ultimate playing card reveal. It’s flawlessly routined, and let me tell you, it’s rare for an effect to make it into my set – but Big Blind? This one is never leaving! Why? Because the reactions this gets are absolutely through the roof! WOW!!!”
– Joel Dickinson
“Big Blind is another winner from Craig Petty. A new take on a classic mentalism method that will fry people’s mind! It’s really clever and has so many applications for close up and stage.”
– Luca Volpe
“I LOVE when magicians can reinvent ways of taking old methods and turn them into miracles! Big Blind is quick, simple, and powerful! Easy to learn and the reactions are insane! I love that the chips are on display from the beginning and never switched! You WILL go all in with this one!”
– Michael O’Brien
“It’s only two weeks into 2025 and Craig has thrown his hat straight into the ring with a contender for trick of the year. It’s a super minimal piece of mentalism which allows you to use three printed poker chips to reveal ANY named card. The chips are completely examinable, the handling is easy, and the outcome is guaranteed. Unbelievable – in both senses of the word!”
– Mark Elsdon
“What a brilliant idea! Seriously, it’s great! If you need to reveal a truly thought of card, this is a safe bet.”
– Noel Qualter
“I love the SIMPLICITY of it. Three chips are in full view the whole time… a card is named, and it’s printed on the back of the chips. You can’t get more direct than that. It’s brilliant. Highly recommended!”
– Henry Harrius
“Craig showed me the prototype of Big Blind a couple of years ago, and I was instantly impressed. It’s a fantastic effect that fits my style perfectly. The premise is engaging, and the reveal is guaranteed to leave your audience stunned! Simple, direct, and hard-hitting – this is the kind of effect that truly stands out. What’s not to love?”
– Peter Nardi
“Big Blind is Craig’s best trick. Hands down! When he first showed me this I was completely fooled. I wanted it. I needed it. I loved it!”
– Chris James
“Big Blind is a Big Hit! It’s a winning combination of an incredibly powerful reveal coupled with a streamlined solution that make this a sure bet! I love it!”
– David Jonathan
“Big Blind, 3 chips, one powerful reveal that they won’t see coming! This is going straight into my act!”
– Daniel Chard
