introduction - x-rated magic \n introduction to the book \n steve beam
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how to read this book \n \n steve beam
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the vanishing magicians \n article explaining/listing why people get out of magic. \n steve beam
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Steve Beam
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miscellaneous \n introduction to the chapter of unclassified card magic. \n steve beam
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photo finish \n printed prediction reflects cards randomly cut and dealt to. opening effect. \n steve beam \n doug canning
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flash photo finish \n comedy prediction that ultimately predicts three cards chosen by participant. \n steve beam \n doug canning
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the prophecy move \n \n bill simon
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tapped \n deck is sucked back into card case while magician tries to remove it. \n nico scholl \n lube job \n steve beam \n tapped out \n alexander kölle \n strapped \n lorenz schär
2015
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impossible speller \n mentally selected card revealed by spelled to it. \n doug conn
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the anything trick \n after several random cards are located by spectator-cutting, an item used in the patter (fruit, salt shaker, etc.) is produced for the climax. \n steve beam \n "the prediction" (hatton & plate, magicians' tricks and how they are done, 1910) \n x-ray touch \n martin gardner
2015
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can i call you sometime \n spectator-shuffled deck of cards produces the phone number of a fictional female chosen by an audience member from twenty-seven different fictional females whose names are written on napkins. \n david corsaro \n play it straight (triumph) \n john bannon
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total recall \n same as lee asher's "four casting" \n mike desorbo \n "may the force be with you" (lee asher, video: cooking with lee asher) \n four casting \n lee asher
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deconstructed construction \n the magician divines a mentally constructed playing card. \n ryan schlutz \n "think and sync" (john carey, video: john carey collection 2) \n think of one \n allan zola kronzek
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perfect location \n magician finds a card selected while the cards were out of his hands. \n vic trabucco
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tabled riffle shuffle \n red/black shuffle \n unknown
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bambi revisited \n the padlock in the back design of a selected card unlocks after a key mysteriously rotates (and a zipper mysteriously slides open). \n steve beam \n "fly down" (dave brumble, magic--the vanishing art by steve beam, 1979) \n the key \n dr. stanley jaks \n fly down \n david brumble
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bottoms-up force \n forces the card on top or bottom of the deck \n steve beam
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the queen sisters \n bizarre story of sacrifice where two sisters (queens) triumph despite the odds against them. \n robert e. neale \n wheels of fortune \n steve beam
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wheel force \n elimination force from five objects starting with the one selected by a spectator. \n robert e. neale
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wheels of fortune \n inspired by wheel of fortune tv show, audience member competes for prizes and wins a second card trick. \n steve beam \n the queen sisters \n robert e. neale
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final exam \n in a eye-hand coordination test, the magician deals a shuffled/cut deck as he counts down from ten to one, and ultimately produces the ace through ten. \n steve beam
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longing for the selected card \n selected card apparently found in deck, it becomes longer as it is pulled out, handling for the long card created by tom sellers & harold beaumont \n steve beam \n "long card comedy" (tom sellers, the magic want yearbook, 1948-49) \n "stretching a card" (harold beaumont, marketed effect, 1952)
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Steve Beam
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- "Stretching a Card" (Harold Beaumont, Marketed effect, 1952)
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a star is born \n random cards from a spectator-shuffled esp deck distributed to four participants. with free choices of which cards to eliminate, they all end up with a star. \n steve beam \n "esp-bingo" (mat roelof, new pentagram, dec. 1985) \n mind over anti-matter \n steve beam \n "esp-bingo" (mat roelof, new pentagram, dec. 1985)
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Steve Beam
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- "ESP-Bingo" (Mat Roelof, New Pentagram, Dec. 1985)
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mind over anti-matter \n random cards from a spectator-shuffled deck distributed to four participants. with free choices of which cards to eliminate, they all end up with one card. when combined, the cards form a royal flush. \n steve beam \n a star is born \n steve beam \n "esp-bingo" (mat roelof, new pentagram, dec. 1985)
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more than just a snappy dresser \n selected card vanishes and reappears printed on the joker card, being held by the joker \n steve beam \n more than just a snappy dresser \n steve beam \n more than just a snappy dresser \n steve beam \n more than just a snappy dresser \n steve beam \n er sieht nicht nur schick aus \n steve beam
2015
Steve Beam
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ground control \n combination force and control based upon hindu shuffle force \n steve beam \n ground control \n steve beam \n ground control \n steve beam \n shufflicious \n steve beam
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Steve Beam
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Ground Control
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magicians' pickup lines that should be retired \n list of pickup lines that should be retired. \n steve beam
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Steve Beam
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gambling \n introduction to the chapter on gambling effects. \n steve beam
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Steve Beam
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dicey location \n selected card is found by having a spectator roll a dice to generate three random numbers \n steve beam \n the curiouser count \n steve beam \n dicey location \n steve beam
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Steve Beam
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deep down dicey location \n four dice are rolled to arrive at a random number where a selected card can be found in the deck. \n steve beam \n dicey location \n steve beam
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die-nasty \n using a random number from a die, the spectator locates one of the suicide kings with the "merry-go-round of death" (down-under deal). more of a coincidence than a miracle. \n steve beam \n the australian crawl \n steve beam
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power poker \n magician demonstrates how to stack cards during a shuffle and receives four aces on the first deal. on the next round, he receives a royal flush. \n vic trabucco \n an effective poker deal \n unknown
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lagniappe \n method to cull cards while explaining how a shuffle works, bluff cull \n steve beam
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eight against one \n finish for 3 card monte where target card vanishes and a four of a kind is produced. \n steve beam \n the optical move \n dai vernon \n monte move \n trevor lewis \n ken krenzel
2015
Steve Beam
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optical monte move variation \n \n akira fujii
2015
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facade \n version of lewis jones effect where questions are asked and the true or false answers are spelt/dealt into piles on the table, ultimately producing a royal flush. \n steve beam \n prefiguration \n larry jennings \n "persona" (lewis jones, persona, 2013)
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Steve Beam
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the magic of ramón riobóo \n introduction to the chapter on the magic of ramón riobóo. \n steve beam
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Steve Beam
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liberty, fraternity, equality \n matching effect where two spectators end up with the same number of cards, despite numerous choices and opportunities to impact the outcome. \n ramón riobóo \n miraskill \n stewart james
2015
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magic spell \n production of two cards, one matches value and one suit \n ramón riobóo
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spanish curry \n a card vanishes from a group of cards. \n ramón riobóo \n the piano trick \n unknown \n the case of the missing hat \n paul curry \n piano card trick (uncredited, stanyon's magic, 1902)
2015
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open table \n four aces penetrate the table one at a time. \n ramón riobóo
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disparity \n updated handling of the dudeney parity principle. cards are dealt into a grid on the table as directed by the audience. the cards are reassembled by folding rows and columns onto each other - again controlled by the audience - yet the selections are found reversed in the packet. \n ramón riobóo \n the works \n john bannon \n paradox papers \n martin gardner
2015
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instructions to my proofreaders \n instructions by the author provided to the proofreaders before they started proofreading the book. \n steve beam
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Steve Beam
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international harvester \n introduction to chapter on international contributions. \n steve beam
2015
Steve Beam
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International Harvester
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international harvester \n introduction to the chapter on effects contributed from around the world. \n steve beam
2015
Steve Beam
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International Harvester
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belly strippers \n vanish of a playing card wrapped up in the magician's sweater or tie. \n lionel gallardo \n belly strippers \n lionel gallardo
2015
Lionel Gallardo
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the strange coincidence \n using a mixed deck of cards (red and blue backs), one spectator freely cuts off a number of cards from the top of the deck. two cards are freely selected from the remainder which ultimately reveal the number of cards cut, the number of reds and blacks, and the colors of the backs of the cards that were cut. \n pepe lirrojo \n 8th unsolved card problem (hofzinser, kartenkunste, 1910)
2015
Pepe Lirrojo
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The Strange Coincidence
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swing false cut \n \n bobby bernard
2015
Bobby Bernard
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Swing False Cut
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or... \n the magician and a helper bury the four kings in the deck. the two of them later cut to the four kings. \n józsef kovács
2015
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tradeoffs \n four kings are lost in the pack. the magician and a helper cut the cards to locate them. \n steve beam
2015
Steve Beam
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tabled false cut \n \n steve beam \n steve beam's "card tricks from mount olympus", 1979
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Steve Beam
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Tabled False Cut
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esteban's aces \n spectator cuts to the four aces. \n esteban del acebo
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setup shuffle \n after overhand shuffle break is held between two halves, aces are on top and bottom of each halves \n steve beam
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Setup Shuffle
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rollover triumph i \n triumph display. \n esteban del acebo
2015
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rollover triumph ii \n triumph display \n esteban del acebo
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flash fried \n variation of 21-card trick \n hernán maccagno \n second method \n unknown \n "how to have someone think of a card and guess what it is" (horatio galasso, giochi de carte, 1593)
2015
Hernán Maccagno
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Flash Fried
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- "How to Have Someone Think of a Card and Guess What it is" (Horatio Galasso, Giochi de Carte, 1593)
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semi-automatic ace production \n spectator chooses where to cut the pack to separate it into packets. the top card of each packet is an ace. \n dani daortiz \n "how to have someone think of a card and guess what it is" (horatio galasso, giochi de carte, 1593) \n second method \n unknown
2015
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Semi-Automatic Ace Production
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- "How to Have Someone Think of a Card and Guess What it is" (Horatio Galasso, Giochi de Carte, 1593)
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the absent player \n spectators shuffle the deck, decide the number of poker hands to be dealt, and which hand will win. despite their choices, the designated player receives a royal flush. \n dani daortiz
2015
Dani DaOrtiz
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mathe-mate-ics \n in a progressively more impressive demonstration, the participant cuts a number of cards from the deck. the magician cuts the remainder in two. dealing down in both the magician's packets to the participant's number, two mates are found. this is repeated two times. \n denis behr \n alex elmsley \n arith-mate-ic \n alex elmsley \n routined arith-mate-ic \n denis behr
2015
Denis Behr, Alex Elmsley
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mark of the reader \n the selected card vanishes. when the spectator's two attempts to find his own card fails, the values of the two are added to arrive at a total. turning to that page in a book, the selection is found there. \n tony griffith \n "mark of the reader" (stewart james, pentagram, feb. 1947)
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Tony Griffith
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Mark of the Reader
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t. k.'s flip-over force no. 1 \n \n tony kardyro \n t. k's flip-over force no. 1 \n tony kardyro
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Tony Kardyro
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hot pockets \n card stopped at and card thought-of in relation to the stopped-at card, both removed, performer divines both \n pit hartling \n opposite pockets \n brother john hamman \n bolsillos opuestos \n pit hartling \n opposite pockets revisited \n pit hartling
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meet your proofreaders \n brief bios of the six proofreaders of the book. \n steve beam
2015
Steve Beam
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the magic of lewis jones \n introduction to the chapter on the magic of lewis jones. \n unknown
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you think, i think \n the magician reads the spectator's mind. then, the spectator reads the magician's mind. \n lewis jones
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a word in your ear \n book test using a dictionary \n lewis jones \n the lesser dictionary test \n jim steinmeyer
2015
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what kind of card are you? \n the magician places a card to represent a spectator in his pocket. the spectator uses random numbers of cards to generate a playing card. the magician removes that card from his pocket. \n lewis jones \n "look, no cards" (lewis jones, the book of revelations, 2011)
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Lewis Jones
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pocketless \n magician pockets two cards. spectator names any card. magician removes the two cards - one matches the value and the other the suit of the named card. \n lewis jones \n pocket protectors \n rich aviles \n pocket protectors \n rich aviles
2015
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stargazer \n magician writes a prediction. spectator answers questions as he deals cards for each letter in the answer. at the conclusion, the last card matches the written prediction. \n lewis jones \n stargazer - the alpha version \n lewis jones \n farsighted stargazer \n steve beam \n blinded stargazer \n steve beam \n nearsighted stargazer \n doug canning
2015
Lewis Jones
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stargazer - the alpha version \n magician writes a prediction. spectator answers questions and deals one card for each letter in the answer. the last card matches the prediction. \n lewis jones \n stargazer \n lewis jones \n farsighted stargazer \n steve beam \n blinded stargazer \n steve beam
2015
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nearsighted stargazer \n \n doug canning \n stargazer \n lewis jones
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farsighted stargazer \n magician removes a card to serve as a prediction. spectator answers questions and deals one card for each letter in the answer. the last card matches the prediction. \n steve beam \n stargazer \n lewis jones \n stargazer - the alpha version \n lewis jones \n blinded stargazer \n steve beam
2015
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blinded stargazer \n magician removes a card to serve as a prediction. spectator answers questions and deals one card for each letter in the answer. the last card matches the prediction. \n steve beam \n stargazer \n lewis jones \n stargazer - the alpha version \n lewis jones \n farsighted stargazer \n steve beam
2015
Steve Beam
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mental magic \n introduction to chapter on mental magic with cards. \n steve beam
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heliocentrick \n a card is selected and returned to the deck. starting with a packet of cards, the magician spells a planet chosen by a spectator. the selection is found at the conclusion of the spelling. \n max maven
2015
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composite speller \n deck is cut and half given to each of two spectators. each thinks of a card in their half. the value of one card is combined with the suit of the other. the deck is reassembled and the composite card spelled. it turns up at the final letter. \n max maven \n joint banking \n doug canning \n premonition in reverse \n tony griffith
2015
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pocket protectors \n the magician pockets two cards to serve as a prediction. spectator calls out any card. magician shows one of the predictions has the same value and the other the same suit as the mentally selected card. \n rich aviles \n pocket protectors \n rich aviles \n pocketless \n lewis jones
2015
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reading the tea leaves \n a selection is made and lost in the pack. taking a third of the pack, cards are shuffled and dealt into four hands. the top card of each pile is turned face up and they tell the color, suit, royalty content, and finally, the value of the selection. \n david solomon
2015
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cold fish \n someone cuts off some cards. following the magician's instructions until only one card remains, the magician names the remaining card. \n benjamin marshall
2015
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3726 \n four people think of a value and then a suit. the magician names each of them. \n steve beam \n "look, no cards" (lewis jones, the book of revelations, 2014) \n 3726 for couples \n steve beam
2015
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3726 for couples \n two people think of a value and then a suit to form two cards. the magician names both playing cards. \n steve beam \n 3726 \n steve beam
2015
Steve Beam
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two-faced \n introduction to chapter on what has been known as the "zen's poker stack" \n steve beam
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the "zens" poker stack \n \n steve beam
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draw poker \n magician forms a bag with a napkin and drops a deck of card inside. he asks for poker hand. he not only removes that hand from then napkin, but the highest version of that hand.
- plumber's helper
- pocket clutter
- pocket stack
- pocket stack ii
- straight to the straight
- indirectly to the straight
- manure is not art?
- extending the stack
- back to the hank \n steve beam
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bag lady \n magician introduces a napkin folded into a bag and hands it to a lady. he asks someone in the audience to call out a poker hand. he produces that hand from the napkin and claims it is otherwise empty. he proves it by showing the cards that remain are blank on both sides. \n steve beam \n quadruple poker trick \n michael f. zens \n "the poker hand" (val evans, pasteboard perplexities", 1920)
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stack attack \n while deck is shuffled, spectator calls a poker hand. magician deals out hand called. can be repeated. \n steve beam \n quadruple poker trick \n michael f. zens \n "the poker hand" (val evans, pasteboard perplexities", 1920)
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the about-face move \n semi-automatic half pass. \n steve beam
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encased \n five cards in an otherwise empty envelope. spectator chooses a poker hand. the magician removes the hand from the envelope. \n steve beam \n quadruple poker trick \n michael f. zens
2015
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encased in glass \n five cards displayed in wineglass. any poker hand called. cards removed and shown to comprise chosen poker hand. \n steve beam \n quadruple poker trick \n michael f. zens
2015
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background on the "zens" poker stack \n history of the mnemonic often referred to as the "zen's poker deal." \n steve beam \n quadruple poker trick \n michael f. zens
2015
Steve Beam
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home on the range \n introduction to chapter using various new range forces. \n steve beam
2015
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sweet spot \n range force where spectator makes all the choices to arrive at force card. \n steve beam
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small prize winner \n range force where spectator makes all the choices to arrive at force card. \n steve beam
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nuclear force \n range force where spectator makes all the choices to arrive at force card. \n steve beam \n new-and-clear force \n jon racherbaumer
2015
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ranger school \n several versions of a range force where spectator makes all the choices to arrive at force card.
- the deepest cut
- short cut
- split forces
- it's manure time
- retreating force
- opposing force
- centrifugal force \n steve beam
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Ranger School
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predicting the past \n routine where the magician predicts a card to be freely chosen by a member of the audience. \n steve beam \n predicting the past \n steve beam
2015
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Predicting the Past
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one in a bazillion \n since magician claims he didn't bring any cards, a card is constructed in the mind of a volunteer. it is shown reversed in a pictured spread of playing cards, and then removed from magician's pocket. \n steve beam \n one in a bazillion \n steve beam
2015
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One in a Bazillion
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blankety blank \n blank (both sides) deck used to create a playing card. that card is removed from the pocket and it appears (prints) in the deck. \n steve beam
2015
Steve Beam
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Blankety Blank
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another behind the scenes look at book publishing \n discussion of how author covers his mistakes by blaming them on others. \n steve beam
2015
Steve Beam
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Another Behind the Scenes Look at Book Publishing
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another behind-the-scenes look at book publishing \n anecdote regarding the crediting of magic effects/methods. \n steve beam
2015
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Another Behind-the-Scenes Look at Book Publishing
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rotator cut \n force \n steve beam
2015
Steve Beam
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Rotator Cut
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double-down monte \n in-the-hands three card monte move. \n richard bangs
2015
Richard Bangs
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Double-Down Monte
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the under cover shuffle \n overhand false shuffle
- drop & swap control \n steve beam
2015
Steve Beam
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The Under Cover Shuffle
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tina's mystery switch #1 \n switch of a tabled card for one from the deck. \n lorenz schär \n tino plaz
2015
Lorenz Schär, Tino Plaz
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Tina's Mystery Switch #1
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tina's mystery switch #2 \n switch of a sandwiched card for one of the cards that sandwiches it. \n lorenz schär \n tino plaz
2015
Lorenz Schär, Tino Plaz
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Tina's Mystery Switch #2
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tina's transpo \n one of two lost selections appears between two jokers. this card is placed aside and the second selection appears. they then switch places. \n lorenz schär \n tino plaz
2015
Lorenz Schär, Tino Plaz
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Tina's Transpo
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thanksgiven \n epilogue for book \n steve beam
2015
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Thanksgiven
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routine builder \n spreadsheet designed to assist in constructing routines. \n steve beam
2015
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Routine Builder
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suggested reading list \n humorous article \n steve beam
2015
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Suggested Reading List
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