Triumph is one of the great classics of card magic. Cards are shuffled face up and down, creating complete chaos. A moment later, the entire deck is magically reordered.

This project brings together three different approaches to Triumph, from Tu Strange, Andost, and Dani DaOrtiz. Each performer addresses the classical effect from their own style, technique, and philosophy.

In Real Chaos Triumph by Taiwan Close Up Champion Tu Strange, the deck of cards is actually shuffled into chaos by the spectator. Yet the disorder is restored, and ultimately only one card remains face up: the spectator's chosen card. The routine is inspired by the work of Dani DaOrtiz and Lennart Green.

Ribbon Spread Triumph by FISM Close Up Champion Andost focuses on a particularly clean and open execution of the effect. This version utilizes a specially pressed Gaff deck. According to the description, this approach comes directly from Andost's own professional repertoire.

In Triumph Theory, Dani DaOrtiz shares his own ideas about this famous plot. He covers not only the execution but also the theory, psychology, philosophy, and personal details with which he makes a Triumph effect feel as natural and impossible as possible.

You get full performances and HD video tutorials with clear step-by-step explanations. The material ranges from accessible techniques to more advanced applications, ensuring there is something to discover for various skill levels.

In addition, a special custom-printed gaff deck is included, which is required for the specific version.

An extensive Triumph project for card magicians who not only want to learn a routine, but want to study various professional approaches to this classic.