Randy Wakeman Presents

1989
Written by Mike Maxwell
Work of Randy Wakeman
153 pages (Hardcover), published by Selfpublished
Illustrated with drawings by Bob Nelson
Language: English
112 entries
This publication has been reviewed by
Cover photograph
Creators Title Comments & References Page AA Categories
Frank Garcia Foreword
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Randy Wakeman Introduction
v
Randy Wakeman Overclock combining Overkill with clock trick layout, chosen hour divined and card predicted written inside case
Inspired by 1
Randy Wakeman The Emergency Card card signed and lost, odd-backed "emergency card" removed from pocket turns out to be previous signed selection
 		4
One-Handed Bottom Deal Force card touched in spread and placed face-up on table
 		4
Randy Wakeman Card from Inside Pocket using gambler's palm
 		5
Randy Wakeman Did You Get The Odd One? ten cards removed from blue-backed deck, one red-backed card placed among them, spectator choses blue-backed one from face, all others change to red-backed
Inspired byVariations 8
Randy Wakeman Face-up Force kind of face-up Open Hockley force
Related to 9
Randy Wakeman Here's to the Head Forker spectator says "That's it" on every card shown, sucker
Related to
  • "That's it!" (Eddie Fechter)
 12
Randy Wakeman Playing on the Three-Way three cards shown as all being the selection, then all backs, then indifferent with selection in pocket that isn't there
 		14
Tilt
14
Theodore Annemann Annemann Alignment Move
15
Randy Wakeman Alignment All Alike Display for Quick Three-Way
 		15
Francis Carlyle Carlyle Turnover Move
18
Bill Malone Gag Card from Pocket Production card removed from non-existent breast pocket
Related to 19
Randy Wakeman The Devil & Randy Wakeman
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Mahatma Control used for two selections
 		21
Randy Wakeman Double-Break KM Move
21
Edward Marlo Undercount to Table small packet counted onto table one by one, hiding one card
 		23
Randy Wakeman Count Wakeman counting trick ten card packet that never has ten cards, then it has fifty-one cards with only selection remaining
 		25
Randy Wakeman Overcount with Packet
25
Spider Replacement
27
Randy Wakeman How Did You Know? number named, this many cards are rapidly produced, with selection
Inspired by 29
Randy Wakeman R.W. Four-Card Stunner four selections are found by spectators themselves
Inspired byAlso published here 31
Randy Wakeman Multiple Card Control Procedure dribbling, first and last one free, same break forced in between
Inspired by 31
Bottom Placement
32
Derek Dingle NoLap Switch
32
Randy Wakeman Tri-Version out-jogged card visibly turns over, repeated, then deck turns over
Also published here 35
Edward Marlo Deck Turnover Change deck quickly turned over to affect change of out-jogged card
 		35
Patrick Page One Handed Face Change
Related to 37
Randy Wakeman Reverse-Reverse-Rise-Surprise selection reverses twice, then top half floats upwards and selection jumps out
 		39
Srechko Howard Float-Flip-Flight spelled "Howard Shrecko", first top half floats above bottom half, then selection pops out
Also published here 40
Tony Kardyro Drop Sleight from spread condition
 		40
Randy Wakeman The Formula One Card Routine six cards
Also published here 43
Edward Marlo Retention of Vision Change
45
Peter Kane Gun Revelation
Related to 46
Randy Wakeman, Edward Marlo But Fast! peeked-at card turns over, then pseudo explanation
Variations 49
Edward Marlo Center Reverse future reverse
 		49
Matt Schulien Cutting Production Charlier cut, then finger pivot card out
 		51
Randy Wakeman The Fortune-Telling Aces Ace with suit of chosen card turns over, selection turns over and is placed with Aces, it vanishes from Aces and reappears reversed in deck
 		53
Braue Reversal Glimpse
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Edward Marlo Illogical Exchange Move as out-jogged card is removed
Related to 55
Randy Wakeman All-Around Square-Up Spread Pass
Related to 58
Randy Wakeman All That Jazz
Inspired by 62
Randy Wakeman O'Randy Aces with variation in which Kings also show up by surprise
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Frederick Braue Braue Addition
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Edward Marlo Flourish Show to show vanish of Ace
 		65
Edward Marlo Slip Switch
67
Randy Wakeman The Professional Reverse Assembly
69
Edward Marlo Covered Bottom Deal as small packet is counted
 		70
Edward Marlo Broken-up Elmsley Count
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Edward Marlo Immediate Bottom Deal
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Ellis Stanyon Stanyon Count three-as-four Elmsley count
 		72
Larry West Mirage Count
72
Carmen D'Amico D'Amico Change
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Randy Wakeman Spectator on Stage
Also published here 75
Randy Wakeman Do You Feel Lucky? using Harry Riser subtlety
Inspired by 77
Edward Marlo Slip Unloading Action kind of secret slip cut
 		77
Randy Wakeman Give Us This Day Our Daley Aces Daley's Last as climax
Also published here 80
Edward Marlo Wrist Turn Pass
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Steve Draun Midnight Shift
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Edward Marlo Mechanical Change mechanical second deal
 		84
Toss Discovery friction
 		85
Randy Wakeman A Dime a Dozen
Variations 87
The Gambler's False Cut
Also published here 87
Frank Garcia Riding the Aces Production
Related to 87
Steve Draun Revolve Flourish
Also published here 88
John Benzais Benzais Spin-Out
91
Randy Wakeman Anything I Can Do, You Can Do Better cutting high card presentation, eventually a four-of-a-kind found, Christ Force
 		92
Henry Christ Christ Force
92
Bill Simon Business Card Prophecy Move
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Randy Wakeman Smorgasbord Cannibals
Also published here 95
Edward Marlo OPEC Count
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Arturo de Ascanio Ascanio Spread
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Randy Wakeman R.W. Cricket Count gemini/flushtration combo
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Randy Wakeman Watch Me Work four Aces are quickly stacked, two handlings
 		103
Break Insertion packet side-jogged on top, bottom card(s) secretly inserted into breaks
 		104
Randy Wakeman Ascension Transposition Queens on table, four spot cards in hand, one by one Queens are placed among spot cards and vanish, then a spot card is put on table, transposition finale
Also published here 106
Open Bottop Change
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Brother John Hamman Flushtration Count
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Randy Wakeman The Randy Revelation
Also published here 109
Art Altman Double Undercut Palm
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Tabled Flat Palm off tabled packet
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Palm-to-Palm Transfer flat to flat palm, brief
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Randy Wakeman The Exploding Aces Aces turn over one by one, then change to Ace through Four, Aces reproduced from deck
Inspired by 113
ATFUS Variation
113
Bill Simon Block Slip Cup
114
Randy Wakeman Exploding Aces Production
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Randy Wakeman eveRywhere & noWhere two duplicates
 		117
Nate Leipzig Color Change
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Edward Marlo Pick-Up Move card turned over with upper half onto left-hand half and transferred to upper half
 		122
Angle Jog Bottom Palm bottom card starts angle jogged
 		122
Randy Wakeman, Edward Marlo Maximum Penetration deck visibly penetrates into card case, using solid deception deck
Also published here 124
Inner Corner Crimp with base of thumb
 		124
Randy Wakeman The Four-Card Puzzler twisting thing with four Nines, they change into Kings
 		127
In-the-Hands Mexican Turnover
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Randy Wakeman The Card of a Thousand Faces odd-backed card changes into three selections one by one, then becomes blank, two duplicates
Also published here 130
Randy Wakeman The Card of a Thousand & One Faces gaffed
Inspired by 133
Flushtration Count
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Randy Wakeman The One-Handed Center Deal pseudo
 		136
Randy Wakeman Randy's Miracle Move same as slip-jog or open hockley
Related to 136
Edward Marlo One-Handed Top Card Turnover
138
Randy Wakeman Expecting the Unexpected prediction written, five cards removed by spectator, one of those pushed reversed in deck, it matches prediction
 		140
Scoop-Up Cull scooping up the face-up ribbon spread and marking position of one card with thumb
 		140
Edward Marlo Braue Reverse Variation
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Center Reverse to Bottom one-card pass
 		142
Randy Wakeman A Frantic Tumble & A Shy Goodbye transformation kicker and Aces in different pockets
Inspired by 144
Carmen D'Amico D'Amico Spread
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Partial Change-Over Palm two cards palmed, one of them transferred to other hand with hand-washing transfer
 		148
Randy Wakeman Lapel of a Trick card divined, on second try the card appears under spectator's coat lapel
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Dribble Glimpse bottom card of top half
 		149
Randy Wakeman In Conclusion
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Data entered by Denis Behr, April 2019.