Step into a new era of the classic “which hand” plot—featuring my latest thinking on this plot and completely new work never shared before.
A spectator hides a coin or small object in one hand, mixes behind their back, and yet you always know.
This approach builds on earlier groundbreaking work that has influenced others, while introducing a core principle that is entirely new. No maths. No gimmicks. Just words, structure, and subtlety—turning chaos into certainty with an error-correcting system that feels effortless and organic.
A three-phase routine flows naturally, layering simple ideas into a deceptive whole, and offering my current ultimate prop-less solution to this modern mystery.
Step into the world of mystery with Minos Pro, the hidden tool that helps you read the mind of a spectator and reveal the name of the person they’re focusing on.
Minos Pro is a powerful secret assistant for mind readers and mystery performers, helping you reveal the name a spectator is focusing on.
Through an ingenious input system and the use of characteristics, Minos Pro guides you toward the correct result. It draws on a data set of over 500 common male and female English names and allows you to customise the search by adding or excluding specific names to suit your performance.
Obscura is a streamlined, prop-less method for revealing an exact date of birth and star sign. Guide a participant through a simple, mental calculation to find their "life number." With nothing written down, you instantly know their secret information.
Driven by a novel use of a mathematical principle, the method is effortless to perform and feels like genuine intuition. It combines the clarity of a formula like "Isobella’s Star" with clever psychological subtleties, making the process completely deceptive and fair from the spectator's point of view.
Clean, fast, and direct, this has become Fraser's go-to solution for the date of birth reveal. If you’ve ever wanted a powerful, beautifully structured prop-less method, Obscura is the new standard.
Experience Shingetsu, a fully impromptu mentalism masterpiece based on the classic Kurotsuke plot. With a single silver coin among ordinary coppers, this powerful effect happens entirely in your spectator's hands—no gimmicks, secret devices, or questions asked.
Even after you turn away and the coins are secretly swapped, you can instantly identify who holds the silver coin and flawlessly recount the history of each hidden exchange, revealing their thoughts in the process.
Rebuilt from the ground up, Shingetsu relies on pure logic and timing rather than heavy sleight of hand. It's a versatile routine that fits seamlessly into any strolling, parlour, or stage performance.
Modulo introduces new work on the algorithmic stack for the classic Any Card At Any Number plot, engineered for effortless performance. This system allows you to instantly know the card at any number or the number for any card with startling ease.
At its core is an ingenious and simple formula to position any card named by a spectator at any number they choose. The method removes all complicated mental calculations, allowing the effect to be performed dynamically and repeated instantly without a reset.
The work happens in moments, feeling less like a process and more like intuition. Modulo is a powerful and direct solution that refines the algorithmic Any Card At Any Number plot to a point of shocking purity and simplicity.
Parse is a true breakthrough in the thought-of-card plot. A spectator freely shuffles a regular deck, thinks of a single card, and shuffles again. With no peeks, questions, or gimmicks, the performer simply knows the thought-of card.
The method is practically self-working and can be done with a borrowed deck. This versatile principle extends beyond cards and can be applied to billets, business cards, or images to reveal any secret thought.
This project also includes work on the Any Card At Any Number plot, a powerful Think Stop routine, and applications for the Open Prediction, giving you the tools to create unforgettable moments of pure wonder.
Oracle is Fraser’s most streamlined prop-less name guess. Built on a single line of scripting, it is fast, natural, and theatrically justified. It also gives you the chance of an effortless additional hit during performance, framed under the guise of giving a reading, which is the true heart of the routine.
Simple, intuitive, and language independent, Oracle needs no maths or letter jumps—just words and the minds of your participants. A direct, elegant tool for performers who want powerful, prop-less mentalism. Note this work does not teach how to give readings.
Introducing Whisper Code. A true breakthrough in two person communication. This isn’t just a method; it’s an organic system designed for complete freedom and effortless connection. In less than a minute, you can teach your assistant the entire code with nothing more than a simple whisper.
Whisper Code gives you the ability to encode anything: words, objects, names, numbers, with total ease. It’s perfect for close up work, where subtlety is key, but also adaptable for stage, with an option to perform even if your assistant is blindfolded. The method is completely hidden, blending perfectly into real conversation, allowing you to be creative and spontaneous with no fixed statements or awkward cues.
Whisper Code is an elegant, invisible system that flies right past your audience, leaving no trace. This is true freedom in performance. This is Whisper Code.
Any Card At Any Number. Maz is Fraser’s ingenious solution to the Any Card At Any Number plot, performed with a borrowed deck. The spectator freely thinks of a playing card and a number and shuffles. You make a prediction in the deck as they focus on their thought. When they deal to their number, their thought of card is found at that exact position. It looks impossible.
This is perfect for pre show and ideal for casual or formal settings. Imagine walking around a magic convention, setting up other magicians’ decks right in front of them, then handing the boxed deck back ready to fool them with a pure Any Card At Any Number. It is easy to perform and you never need to know their thought of card or number. Two versions are taught: one using your own deck and another using a borrowed deck.
Maija is a prop-less name guess where the spectator never says a word. Note this method only works with English names. It can be used to guess names and star signs.
This is Fraser’s solution to the 3 card match up routine made famous by Chan Canasta otherwise known as 3 Card Canasta. It removes reliance on chance or boldness and is entirely solid and practically self working.
Two contrasting decks are freely chosen and overhand shuffled by both performer and spectator, swapped and shuffled again, three cards are turned face up out of view and the decks are cut, decks are swapped back and both locate the face up cards, the spectator freely places their three cards left pocket, right pocket, chest, the performer does the same, all three cards match perfectly in value, suit and placement.
No gaffed decks, no gimmicks, no dual reality or strange language, no psychological forces, no multiple outs. Performed standing; single deck version also taught.
Mendez contains a largely forgotten secret that allows you to perform close to real mind reading.
Fraser builds on what has come before by taking an older idea and pushing it to greater heights, creating a system that allows you to effortlessly know which of three objects, freely chosen by a spectator, they are focusing on.
Effects include the basic system, a direct ‘Trojan Horse’ style routine with hidden images, a force, a ‘one ahead’ idea; also included is a variation on his two way billet out.
In Null Fraser shares his work on the progressive anagram. This is not the standard approach: unless explained, you wouldn’t recognise the classic tool at play. These entirely new ideas streamline and invert the system to create an efficient way to divine information.
No letters are spoken out loud and there is no process of guessing the letters. Fraser teaches his work on the well known anagram for star signs, his own for the planets, and includes Jose Pragner’s for colours, which can be adapted for other thoughts. This material works with the English language.
Gestalt is a groundbreaking prop-less principle that allows you to secretly obtain a cue from your spectator. It stays completely hidden from the conscious awareness of those who you perform for and is modular in nature, which means it can be utilised in other effects.
Inside this work is taught a prop-less star sign utilising this principle, as well as other various applications for it. You will be able to guess someone’s star sign in literally 20–30 seconds with very little process or scripting.