Rabbits' Magic Pocket
Hayashi's psychological trick
This trick needs 27 cards, which the spectator can shuffle. This trick is very psychological, so insist on your performance.
Start by dealing 3 piles of 9 cards on the table.
Note
For selecting the cards, you can tell the spectator to cut the deck and half, and use these cards. Count the cards while dealing : if you need more, just grab them from the deck saying you need more, and if you have too much, put them back in the deck. Make it natural, the spectator won't really notice.
Ask the spectator to choose a pile. Show them that pile : they now have to choose and remember a card in it, without taking it. They can finally shuffle the 27 cards how they want.
Deal again 3 piles on the table, face-down. Tell the spectator to hover their hand over the piles, and to try feeling a pull from their card. When they choose a pile, show them, and ask them if their card is in there. If not, ask them to try again until they find the correct one. If yes, put this pile on top of the 2 others, and do this whole operation 3 times.
The spectator's card is now in the 7th position from the top. Ask them to deal card, really slowly, and to try feeling again their card. Usually, they'll stop around the 6th or 7th card, in which case you can tell them to look at the card on top of the deck or the last dealt one. In the other case, eliminate chunks of cards using "the magician's choice", while always giving them a sense of control. At the end, they should end up with their selected card.