What Jim Krenz has created is not only a Triumph effect, but a Triumph of method. Its ingenuity and craftiness will astound not only spectators, but you as well when you see it in action.

You will see cards intentionally and fairly mixed face up and face down. The spectator can square the mixed cards. Yet, as you suspect, the deck rights itself to all face down save for one selected card. The amazing thing is that it really looks that clean! In fact, you'll be able to perform this right out of the box without sleight of hand!

Even better, Jim teaches two incredible handlings: one with a selected card and one with a thought-of card. Yes, we said "thought-of card."

It's pure, it's simple, it's elegantly magical, and it's time to elevate your routine to a Triumph and get your copy of Invisible Triumph today!

"I think this effect can be a useful addition to your show..." -Danny Archer, M-U-M Magazine

"I don't know how I didn't think about this. It is so clever!" -Ekaterina, Reviewer
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"One of the things that I like most about this effect (beside the fact that it fooled me), is its venue versatility. It will work in close-up situations as well as clubs and other standard venues, including small theaters with hundreds of audience members, if handled correctly. That’s pretty impressive." -David Oliver, Genii Magazine

"If you are a fan of Triumph routines, you will be waving the Krenz fan club flag after purchasing this trick." -Straight Talk Magic, Reviewer
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"A triumph card effect requires intermediate skills. Invisible Triumph requires no skill and yet makes you seem like a card pro." -John Teo, NingThing.com
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"The Invisible Triumph is certainly going to be “visible” in my act. I love Jim’s solution to this classic effect." -Magic Orthodoxy, Reviewer
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"I recommend INVISIBLE TRIUMPH to anyone who enjoys the Triumph premise and wants a super easy method of entertaining your audience." -The Magic Roadshow Journal, Reviewer
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"This could very well be the world’s easiest triumph routine. It has all the elements that make up a good Triumph style routine - the deck can be shuffled (and actually used prior to doing this routine) and when you are ready to perform you are set to go. Nothing to add or take away. " -Paul Romhany, *Reviews Vanish Magazine