The Palm Reader Card by David Alnwick

The Palm Reader Card by David AlnwickA pocket sized oracle. Looks like fortune telling. Feels like Mind Reading. Easy enough for a beginner, strong enough for a professional. 100% plastic card built to last a lifetime. Bridge sized the perfect EDC. Sure fire method no fishing, no complex memory work. 2+ hours of instruction. Zoom Jam session with Joe Diamond. Zoom Jam session with Alexander Marsh. 50+ minute in studio session with Scott Creasey (worth the price alone). "This is genius

A pocket sized oracle. Looks like fortune-telling. Feels like Mind Reading.

Easy enough for a beginner, strong enough for a professional.

100% plastic card - built to last a lifetime.

Bridge sized - the perfect EDC.

Sure fire method - no fishing, no complex memory work.

2+ hours of instruction.

Zoom Jam session with Joe Diamond.

Zoom Jam session with Alexander Marsh.

50+ minute in-studio session with Scott Creasey (worth the price alone).

"This is genius and worth it's weight in gold. The tutorial is great."
- Craig Petty

"Palm Reader is the perfect pocket effect. Mine never leaves my wallet. I've read palms for years, but this tool genuinely takes it to the next level without nearly as much work."
- Joe Diamond

"A single plastic EDC you can do anytime anywhere. Two hours of tutorial gives you more than your money's worth"
- Magic Orthodoxy

"Ask someone to simply think of one of twelve different areas of life that affect us all at some stage and instantly know which subject they are focusing on before they even extend their palm for you to read. Those who do know me will also understand I'm a big fan of readings in mentalism so as I watched the instructional video, the juices started to flow, and I found myself with a pleasantly surprised smile on my face. The core method isn't new but what I discovered is that David has taken that simple idea then reworked and disguised it in the guise of delivering a palm reading while secretly ascertaining what the participant is focusing on. The handling is logical and motivated, and you can present it as a quick fun reading as part of a table-hopping set or, as I intend to do, with a bit of thought use the idea as a steppingstone into something with more depth. I've played with it, it's easy, it works, and it suits my style of performance."
- Scott Creasey