MasterCon is an original close-up routine in which credit cards, a wallet, and the illusion of pickpocketing come together. A surprising multi-stage effect in which the audience is repeatedly misled.

You start with two credit cards that mysteriously switch places. The cards seem impossible to move between your hand, your pocket, and your wallet.

Next, one of the credit cards disappears from your wallet. Moments later, it reappears in an unexpected place within reach, for example in your back pocket, your sock, or even in the bag or pocket of a participant.

But the real surprise follows in the final.

With hardly any cover, it looks as if you are stealing a credit card directly from the spectator's front pocket. A spectacular pickpocket illusion that gives the impression that you possess exceptional pickpocketing skills.

The special thing about MasterCon is that you don't need complicated finger dexterity for it. The specially developed wallet and credit card gadgets take care of the technical work, so you can focus entirely on the presentation and interaction with your audience.

MasterCon is designed to create a practical everyday carry effect. The objects used are recognizable and commonplace, allowing the routine to easily align with modern close-up performances.

You receive a slim switching wallet made of genuine leather and specially designed credit card gimmicks with a realistic appearance.

In addition, you get access to extensive online instructions in which Greg explains the complete routine and the accompanying techniques.

As an extra, you receive Credit Card Roulette, a bonus routine presented by Michael Weber. This gives you an additional opportunity to use the special credit cards.

MasterCon is a striking alternative to traditional card tricks. The combination of mix-ups, disappearances, a mock theft, and recognizable objects makes for an original routine with a strong finale.

A versatile close-up effect for magicians who want to surprise their audience with the illusion of professional pickpocketing skills, without having to practice difficult techniques for years.