Clipped Scam
In Clipped Scam, the magician tells about an old game called the Three Card Monte, and explains it briefly. He claims that his version affords the players a better chance of winning because he uses two blank cards, a regular card and a paperclip to prevent cheating.

He lets the spectator hold the winning card, but manages to switch it for one of the blank cards. The magician then improves their odds by getting rid of one blank card and places a paperclip on the winning card. Even when the spectator notices something "fishy" and tries to outsmart the magician, he soon finds that both of the cards are now blank. The winning card has magically traveled to the magician's pocket

Red Hot Prediction
Spreading a blue deck face up between your hands, you ask your spectator to name any two cards she sees. Placing those cards on the table, you ask her to name any other card (by free choice). Say she names the Ten of Hearts.

You explain that the other day you removed two cards from a red deck and wrote on their backs. The first two selected cards are turned over to reveal a 10 drawn on the back of one card, and a Heart shape on the other!

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Marshall's 10 Card Trick
The Magician says he has a trick called "Marshall's Ten Card Trick" and places a small stack of cards and a matchbook in front of the spectator. The Magician then asks the spectator to choose a number between one and ten. After the spectator says what the number is, the Magician counts down that many cards and reveals the card at that position. The Magician then shows that written on the matchbook is the very card that was chosen.