Fully Automatic Card Trick by Caleb Wiles

Turn Your Spectator Into the Star of the Show

What if your audience member could perform an impossible card trick without any help from you? Caleb Wiles' Fully Automatic Card Trick (FACT) makes exactly that happen, and it fooled Penn & Teller on national television.

This isn't your typical self-working card trick. With FACT, you become the director while your spectator becomes the magician. They shuffle, they cut, they follow the instructions written right on the cards themselves. Yet somehow, they achieve the impossible.

How FACT Creates Magic:
Your volunteer freely selects any card and loses it back in the deck. After thorough shuffling and mixing, they begin dealing cards and discover instruction cards mixed throughout. Following these simple directions, they navigate through what seems like a completely fair process.

The result? Not only do they impossibly locate their own chosen card, but they also reveal its three perfect mates in a stunning finale that will leave everyone speechless.

Why Professional Magicians Love FACT:
Penn Jillette called it "such a beautiful trick." Joshua Jay praised its "engaging presentation" and noted it was "unlike anything I've seen before." Paul Romhany from Vanish Magazine highlighted its perfect combination of theme, structure, and entertainment value.

This is professional-caliber magic that has been refined over ten years of real-world performances. The method combines multiple clever layers with a specially designed deck to create something truly deceptive yet completely hands-off for you.

Perfect for Every Performance Setting:
FACT works brilliantly for close-up magic, parlor shows, or stage performances. The reset takes less than a minute, making it ideal for walk-around work or repeated performances. Your spectator does all the work while you get all the credit for creating an unforgettable moment.

The complete package includes everything you need to start performing this miracle immediately. No complicated sleights to master, no awkward moves to cover, just pure astonishment that happens in your spectator's hands.