This trick is quite impressive, but requires a fair amount of practice as you will be using atleast three people from the audience. SO read carefully in order to perform the trick...

Instructions-

• Using a 52-card deck, have three people each select a card without showing it to you.
• Tell them to memorize their card.
• Deal one pile of 10 cards face down.
• Next to it deal a pile of 15 cards, and next to that deal another 15-card pile.
• Keep the remaining 9 cards in your hand.
• Have the first person put his (or her) card on top of the 10-card pile, cut as many cards as he wants from the second pile, and put them on his card.
• Have the second person put her card on the second pile, cut as many cards as she wants from the third pile, and put them on top of her card.
• Have the third person put his card on top of the third pile, hand him the 9 cards you're holding, and have him place them on top of his card.
• Pick up the last pile, put it on the middle pile, and put both on the first pile.
• Make clear that the cards are now lost and you will find them.
• Take four cards off the top and place them on the bottom of the deck.
• Explain that you are going to flip a card up and next to it one down and keep on repeating this until you don't have cards in your hand.
• Tell the spectators to say "Stop" if they see their card.
• Deal the cards alternately into two piles, one face up and one face down, starting with the face-up pile.
• When all the cards have been dealt (the spectators won't see their card unless you mess up), push the face-up pile aside and pick up the other pile.
• Deal it into two piles in exactly the same way.
• Keep repeating this until you have only three cards left face down.
• Turn them over, and there are their cards.
• The top one is the third person's card, the next is the second person's card, and the bottom one is the first person's card.