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The setup for this trick is incredibly simple and holds the secret to pulling off this magic trick.
  1. If you like, have a spectator shuffle the cards.
  2. Hold the deck so it is facing the spectators and its back is towards you.
  3. Pull the second, third, and fourth cards out from the back of the deck so they are fanned out for the spectators to see above the deck.
  4. Allow the top card to remain in place in the back of the deck. This extra card is the secret! The spectators don't know it's there, so don't move your fingers or turn the deck.

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