Partial Stack (DONT USE THIS)

183 entries in Cards / Principles / Stacked Deck Stuff / Partial Stack (DONT USE THIS)
Creators Title Comments & References Year Source Page AA Categories
Thought Card to Pocket several duplicates
Related to 1935 Mental Magic with Cards 16
Lu Brent "We Stand Pat" stacked
 		1936 The Jinx (Issue Summer Extra 1936) 136
Charles T. Jordan Incomprehendo stacked, one-way backs
 		1937 Encyclopedia of Card Tricks 165
Ziska The Transposed Cards number of cut off cards is divined by value of a card, set-up
Related to 1937 Encyclopedia of Card Tricks 192
Charles T. Jordan Prophesied Spot Total stack that will force the number 69
 		1937 Encyclopedia of Card Tricks 201
Charles T. Jordan Mephistopheles' Touch divination with a partial stack
Variations 1937 Encyclopedia of Card Tricks 203
Charles T. Jordan The Fifteenth Card values of two selections are added and counted down, card predicted, half deck stack
 		1937 Encyclopedia of Card Tricks 205
Another Impossibility one of ten, "is your card one of these?"
 		1937 Encyclopedia of Card Tricks 218
A Simple Location thirteen cards of one suit together
 		1937 Encyclopedia of Card Tricks 227
Williams' Card Trick card through handkerchief with fair selection and duplicate from index
 		1937 Encyclopedia of Card Tricks 230
Six Piles twelve card set-up
 		1937 Encyclopedia of Card Tricks 236
Mephisto's Message stack that will force the number twelve
 		1937 Encyclopedia of Card Tricks 236
William Larsen Count Down Detection partial stack and fishing
 		1937 Encyclopedia of Card Tricks 242
Theodore Annemann, Michael F. Zens Call Your Hand ten card set-up, see credit claim by Val Evans on page 259
Variations 1937 The Jinx (Issue 36) 243
Robert Parrish Telephone Telepathy Again cards used for word selection, word can be predicted
 		1937 You'd be Surprised 11
Theodore Annemann Found Out two keys and bank of one suit
 		1938 The Jinx (Issue Summer Extra 1938) 323
Robert Parrish Name Your Favorite any card named, after riffle shuffle spectator goes through cards and performer stops him at named card
 		1939 Do That Again! 30
Oscar Weigle Remote Reverso two decks, performer and spectator count down and stop and remember card, spectator's card reverses in performer's deck and vice versa
 		1939 Do That Again! 31
Prearranged Pack strategies using a twenty-six-card stack
 		1940 Expert Card Technique 194
Les Vincent Countdown Force any number up to ten, set-up with Eights and Nines
 		1940 The Jinx (Issue 108) 643
Charles Hopkins Think-a-Card thought-of card to pocket, ten-card set-up
Related to 1940 More Card Manipulations (Issue 3) 39
Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue The Mystic Cut card cut to by spectator is used to count down to selection
 		1941 The Stripper Deck 27
Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue A Year in Your Life four digits of named year cut to
Related to 1942 Miracle Shuffles and Tricks 19
Walter B. Gibson Mickey Finn
1943 The Phoenix 1-50 (Issue 34) 140
Clyde Cairy Sympathy
Variations 1943 The Phoenix 1-50 (Issue 43) 177
Russell "Rusduck" Duck Build Up six hands, two rounds, as Rusduck
Related toVariations 1944 The Phoenix 51-100 (Issue 61) 249
Jean Hugard Solomon's Seal six cards stack, presentation with a drawn star, cards are laid on the corners of the star and spectator thinks stop
 		1945 The Phoenix 51-100 (Issue 82) 332
Bert Allerton Name Your Number one of six cards chosen, its number used to count to selection
Related to Aug. 1945 Hugard's Magic Monthly — Volumes I, II, III and IV (Vol. 3 No. 3) 139
Warren Wiersbe, Martin Gardner Think-A-Card - Wiersbe Version
1946 Mental Cases With Cards 18
Russell "Rusduck" Duck 32 selection process with square layout
Variations 1946 The Phoenix 101-150 (Issue 109) 439
Ronald B. Edwards Remainder? card is selected and the value used to calculate a result which is predicted
 		1947 The Phoenix 101-150 (Issue 118) 475
Herb Runge Duo
Inspired by 1947 The Phoenix 101-150 (Issue 122) 491
George G. Kaplan To bring a Prearranged Packet above a Chosen Card by Means of the Corner-Short
1948 The Fine Art of Magic 18
George G. Kaplan Obtaining a Desired Packet Instantly by Means of the Corner-Short
1948 The Fine Art of Magic 19
Gus C. Boerner New Memory Stunt
1950 Ireland's Yearbooks (Issue Yearbook 1950) 38
Martin Gardner, Bill Simon Similar Twins cards are shuffled face down into face up, spectator removes two face up cards and performer two face down card, same value
Variations 1951 The Phoenix 201 — 250 (Issue 241) 962
Toni Koynini A.B.C. Dealer four bridge hands dealt, top card of one pile is a Ten, first spectator counts down to tenth card, remembers it, tells his value to next one and so on for three selections, cards forced and dealt into performer's hand
 		1951 Toni Koynini's Card Miracles 10
Toni Koynini Evens spectator removes two even cards, subtracts them, takes that many cards, remembers new top card and shuffles deck, performer divines even cards, pocketed number and selection, clocking with even cards for two removed cards
 		1951 Toni Koynini's Card Miracles 24
Bill Simon Coincidence repeated mate coincidence, two halves, dealing cards simultaneously
Inspired byRelated to 1952 Effective Card Magic 29
Bill Simon Card Affinity someone names a suit and another spectator names a value, mostly two knives, one finds correct value and the other the suit
Related to 1952 Effective Card Magic 51
George Pearce The Lie Detector
1955 One More Thought on Cards 28
Ronald B. Edwards An Oddity mathematical oddity
 		1957 The Cardiste (Issue 2) 12
Charles Hudson Sorcerer's Seven performer talks about the number seven, spectator puts a card in the deck, cards next to it equals seven, variation where all four cards are stabbed into the deck (Rusduck), see credits in No. 8
Related toVariations 1957 The Cardiste (Issue 3) 9
Dai Vernon Vernonesque two cards are found
 		1958 The Cardiste (Issue 10) 12
Edward Marlo Matcho - Method IV two cards counted to are predicted, alternating set-up
 		1959 Marlo Meets His Match 8
Malcolm Davison You can tell Fortunes reading card trick, with kings kicker
 		1960 Magic of the Mind 51
Theodore Annemann Another Stop Trick from "Annemann's $50 Manuscript" (ca. 1932), with annotation
K to A set-up and countdown
 		Oct. 1967 The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4 (Vol. 2 No. 12) 129
Martin Gardner Stock Holdout spectator shuffles deck in parts, but partial stack is retained, for credit information see reference
Related to Mar. 1968 Epilogue (Issue 2) 9
Karl Fulves Riffle Shuffle Techniques commentary on Reflected Set-Ups, Interlocking Stacks, ... in combination with riffle shuffle
 		1969 Faro & Riffle Technique (Issue Gray Codes) 24
Lou Borin Predicto deck dealt in two piles with two cards face-up, both divined, half forcing deck, see p. 289 & 308 for references
Related to Oct. 1969 The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4 (Vol. 4 No. 12) 285
Edward Marlo Try this Trio - Second of the Trio using stack and naming the stopped-at card
Related to 1970 Advanced Fingertip Control 92
Edward Marlo Try this Trio - Third of the Trio fishing amongst a restricted range
Related to 1970 Advanced Fingertip Control 93
Ken Beale, Russell "Rusduck" Duck, Marvin Johnson 32 Deal Duplicated selection process with square layout, combination of Ken Beale's "Square Deal" (Ibidem #23) and Rusduck
Inspired by 1970 Hierophant (Issue 3) 126
Edward Marlo Faro's Simple Dream counting procedure after thought of card, thirteen-card set-up, simplified "Faro's Dream" (Linking Ring)
 		1971 Expert Card Chicanery 38
Edward Marlo The Predetermined Hour clock trick, selection divined, hour predicted as card value, including four impromptu versions
VariationsAlso published here Jan. 1971 Kabbala — Volume 1 (Vol. 1 No. 1) 1
Sam Leo Horowitz 8's & 9's from the Daley Notebooks #602
Also published here Dec. 1971 The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8 (Vol. 7 No. 2) 471
Edward Marlo The Predetermined Hour clock trick, selection divined, hour predicted as card value, including four impromptu versions
Also published here 1971 On the Clock Effect 12
Sid Lorraine Out of Sight... Out of Mind! revelation of multiple cards, phone number as memory aid
 		1971 Magick (Issue 15) 71
Frederick M. Shields Mind Warp mini stack, probability divination
 		1971 Magick (Issue 15) 74
Dr. Jacob Daley Winning Aces dealing winning pair of Aces for two to seven players, small stack
 		1972 Million Dollar Card Secrets 104
Karl Fulves He Lied two cards
 		1973 Notes From Underground 2
Robert Walker Toss-Timated card tossed in in deck, value there used to count to selection
Inspired by July 1973 Kabbala — Volume 2 (Vol. 2 No. 7) 54
Paul Curry Don't Lie To Me two spectators get half the pack and either lie or say the truth about each card, magician spots all the lies
Inspired byVariationsAlso published here 1974 Paul Curry Presents 47
Roy Walton Future Shock card predicted by cards with same suit and value, with impromptu version
Also published here Jan. 1975 The Pallbearers Review Vol. 9-10 (Vol. 10 No. 3) 835
Jack Avis Focal Point II one of ten, OOSOOM
Inspired by July 1975 The Pallbearers Review Vol. 9-10 (Vol. 10 No. 9) 977
Trevor Lewis A Mixed Bag various card and coin idaes
  • partial stack and zarrow shuffle
  • double Riffle Control
  • Middle Deal (false)
  • Palm Conscious (gag)
  • Transpo Plus (coin transposition)
  • Ladies In Waiting (four queens reverse in the deck)
 		Jan. 1976 Pabular (Vol. 2 No. 5) 205
Eddie Fields, Michael F. Zens, Theodore Annemann Calling Your Hand, Again Spectator chooses how many hands, which hand will win, what kind of hand to win, ten-card set-up
Inspired byVariations 1976 The Artful Dodges of Eddie Fields 20
Nick Trost Card in Pocket Coincidence Card placed previously in pocket is the mate of spectator's free selection
Also published here 1976 Subtle Card Magic — Part One 6
Nick Trost Coincidence of Two Numbers and a Prediction
1976 Subtle Card Magic — Part Two 14
Lin Searles, Karl Fulves The Three-Jacks Deal No. 17, nine-card set-up
Related to 1976 Self-Working Card Tricks 29
Philip T. Goldstein Russian Roulette one of six cards is marked on the face and shuffled among other cards, performer turns over the other five cards and divines selection, russian roulette presentation
 		1976 Magick (Issue 168) 837
Paul Curry Out Of Sight eight kings, cards of a suit end up in order after a sequence of shuffling and switching, mind reading presentation
 		1977 Special Effects 7
Charles T. Jordan, Paul Curry Interlocking Chain Principle with a ruse to make the shuffle more convincing
 		1977 Special Effects 9
Paul Curry Out Of Mind
Inspired by 1977 Special Effects 58
Enrique Partida Bush PSI-Vibes Plus X stacked suit
 		1977 Magick (Issue 183) 913
Don Alan Blackjacked brief, suggested as combination
 		1978 The Book of John 46
Der Zuschauer hebt ab card is located by cutting to a card and the value of it is counted down into the deck
 		1978 Einfach Wunderbar — Wunderbar Einfach 81
Karl Fulves St. Regis Sleight II half stack used to key position of selection made from incomplete riffle shuffled deck
 		1979 Riffle Shuffle Control 2
Roy Walton Count Me In
  • "Two Tricks"
between sandwich cards appear as many cards as the value of the selection, numerical set-up
 		1979 The Chronicles (Issue 15) 1205
Roy Walton The Ten To One Trick
  • "Two Tricks"
one card between two Aces, ten cards between two Tens, cut into deck, number of cards corresponding to selection travels from Ten to Ace sandwich, numeric set-up, see also p. 1237 for credit information
 		1979 The Chronicles (Issue 15) 1206
Stephen Minch Either/Or two cards from ESP deck, spectators think of a number and count to card
Also published here 1980 Mind Novas 20
Stephen Minch A Cut Above prediction of freely cut to ESP card, Svengali type arrangement
 		1980 Mind Novas 39
Stephen Minch Rapid-Fire spectator cuts to an ESP card, after shuffling the deck performer removes all five duplicates
 		1980 Mind Novas 42
Stephen Minch The Sure-Fire Shuffle Challenge number is named, performer predicts an ESP card, then spectator shuffles deck and prediction is correct
 		1980 Mind Novas 53
Bob Hummer Stop - Thief!!! cards with license numbers on them, deck of playing cards used to divine the number
 		1980 Bob Hummer's Collected Secrets 37
Karl Fulves, Charles T. Jordan, Joseph Ovette, U. F. Grant The Buddha Bet "can you see your suit/value... here?", set-up
Inspired byRelated to 1981 Fourcast 12
Roger Crosthwaite Thanks to Kaps two decks, one card is signed on the back by the performer without showing the face, from the other deck a spectator thinks of a card, they match
Inspired by 1981 The Commercial Card Magic of Roger Crosthwaite 41
Eric Mason, Barrie Richardson Impossible Card Divination
1982 A Boon for All Seasons 40
Philip T. Goldstein Counter Feat spectator finds his card at some position
 		1984 Thequal 6
Karl Fulves, Roy Walton The Unmatch Game No. 67, piles made, suit pairs build and remaining cards predicted
 		1984 More Self-Working Card Tricks 99
Thought Card Detection (1938)
 		1985 The Fred Braue Notebooks (Issue 2) 19
Philip T. Goldstein Raw Deal selection and chosen number revealed with down-under deal
Also published here 1987 Doth 2
Ron Wilson Memphis Marvel cards are shuffled face up into face down, spectator selects three cards and puts them in pocket, he selects one and performer divines the card, next card is predicted
Also published here
  • "Genii" July, 1969.
 1987 The Uncanny Scot, Ron Wilson 31
Stephen Minch Either/Or two cards from ESP deck, spectators think of a number and count to card
Also published here 1987 The Three Faces of Steve 15
Stephen Minch The Smaven Synthesis spectator moves hand over tabled spread of face-down ESP cards and stops where he like, card predicted, 1-0-1 stack
 		1987 The Three Faces of Steve 16
Edward Marlo Invisible Thought Transfer card thought of from ten-card packet vanishes, reappears in odd-backed deck, partial roughing, three methods
 		1989 So Soon? 36
Philip T. Goldstein Encounter duplicate found in second deck when number is counted down, "Interrupted Gilbreath Principle"
 		1989 Fifth 2
Gary Plants Decoy
Inspired by
  • Stewart Judah's "Decoy Dice"
Variations 		1989 The Trapdoor — Volume Two (Issue 31) 553
Chris Kenner Two Card Location two card location
 		1989 The Minotaur (Vol. 1 No. 1) 10
Philip T. Goldstein Raw Deal selection and chosen number revealed with down-under deal
Also published here 1989 A Phil Goldstein Collection 77
Bob King Direct Thought spectator thinks of any number card in cut-off pile and removes as many cards, without faro
Related toVariations 1990 More Magician Foolers 16
Edward Marlo, Alex Elmsley Weight While I Find It five methods, ungaffed, locator card, sticky card
Inspired by 1991 The Olram File (Issue 7) 9
Karl Fulves Dime a Dozen
1991 28 Card Tricks 54
Ernest Earick Lustig for Life named value is cut to, selection at that number
Variations 1993 By Forces Unseen 165
Philip T. Goldstein Drawl winning cards in selected hand, spectator can cut to position for dealing last round of cards
 		1993 The Minotaur (Vol. 5 No. 3) 6
Scott Robinson The Portable Ladder cards spread on table, named number is counted to and card turned over, value of card helps find selection, force or prediction
 		1993 Semi-Automatic Card Tricks 39
Steve Beam Lucky 13 spectator cuts to two indicator cards, which total the position of the selection
Related to 1993 Semi-Automatic Card Tricks 121
Steve Beam The Lost Key
Inspired by
  • Charles Jordan's "The Infallible Detection" in "Collected Tricks" and Charles Jordan's Best Card Tricks"
 1993 Semi-Automatic Card Tricks 125
Sam Schwartz Innermost Thought same trick, using thirteen specific cards to optimize multiple outs, also as phone effect
Inspired by 1993 Rigmarole (Issue 2) 22
Mel Bennett Blackjack four named years are added, total used to deal four piles, when turned over the bottom cards are two blackjacks
Related to 1993 Rigmarole (Issue 5) 49
Karl Fulves Me Thinks one of thirteen cards thought of, dealing procedure according to thought-of card (color, value, suit), selection narrowed down by having one key card
Inspired by 1993 Verbatim (Issue 2) 12
Karl Fulves You-Me Poker two poker hands, one card moved to spectator's hand, spectator thinks of one of his cards, dealing procedure according to thought-of card (color, value, suit), selection narrowed down by having one key card
Inspired by 1993 Verbatim (Issue 2) 13
Karl Fulves Group of Seven "Contemplation" plot streamlined with seven cards
 		1993 Verbatim (Issue 2) 14
Alex Elmsley Auto-Prediction three cards are predicted written on another playing card
Variations 1994 The Collected Works of Alex Elmsley — Volume 2 80
Philip T. Goldstein Half in Twice full-deck version
Inspired by 1994 Thabbatical 18
Philip T. Goldstein Duploma spectator removes Ace through Five in some order, performer matches the order
Inspired by 1994 Thabbatical 71
Steven Youell The Perfect Stopper spectator deals card on table and can stop anywhere, performer knows / names card
Variations 1994 The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51) 940
Steven Youell The Half Stack Principle
1994 The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 51) 940
Karl Fulves Shadow Play spectator remembers card at small number, two decks used to count down after some procedure, selection in both decks at same position
 		1994 Rigmarole (Issue 6) 65
Larry Jennings Coincido No. 22, card remembered at total of cut-off packet, values used to find selection
Also published here 1995 Self-Working Close-up Card Magic 40
Nick Trost Card in Pocket Coincidence Prediction card placed in pocket, spectator selects card by counting down to named number, card in pocket shown to be mates
Also published here 1997 The Card Magic of Nick Trost 40
Nick Trost Psychic Poker similar to previous "Calling the Hands"
 		1997 The Card Magic of Nick Trost 117
Marty Kane Part Three - Using 6 Target Cards
  • The Spell of Royalty
  • Variation #1
  • Variation #2
  • Pellmell Spell
  • Variation #1
  • Variation #2
  • Variation #3
  • Spelling and Think-King
  • Variation #1
  • Variation #2
  • Parallel Spell
  • Variation
  • Clientele Under Your Spell
  • Variation
  • Monthly Spells
  • Variation
  • Blanking Out Spells
  • Variation for Two Spectators
  • Variation for Three Spectators
Related to 1997 The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 66) 1325
Doug Edwards Know-It-All Cards Insert mystery card into face up spread, can always use the two cards adjacent to it to divine the mystery card's identity
 		1997 Doug Edwards Packs a Wallop! 173
Karl Fulves Would I Lie To You? three piles, performer selects card from center pile and makes statements, spectator take cards from lie or truth pile, values added, selection arrived at
Related to 1998 Underworld (Issue 9) 126
Mel Bennett Y2K Blackjack four years added, four piles dealt according to sum, they make out two blackjack hands
Related to 1998 The Fine Print (Issue 9) 277
Steve Mayhew The Routine stack for two hands, both are good but performer wins, spectator can riffle shuffle
Variations 1999 Angels May Shuffle but the Devil Still Deals 9
Doug Conn Brute Peace two decks, spectator names color and from one deck a card of this color is produced, repeated with suit and value, the resulting card is reversed in second deck
 		1999 Tricks of my Trade 162
Sam Leo Horowitz, Roberto Giobbi, Martin Gardner The Stop Trick
Related to 2000 Card College — Volume 4 910
Philip T. Goldstein Centrifugal Poker cards in poker hand divined, "The Centrifuge Principle"
Related to 2000 Northeast 1
Philip T. Goldstein Centrifugal Poker cards in poker hand divined, "The Centrifuge Principle"
Related to 2000 OCMC Notes 3
Paul Curry Don't Lie to Me two spectators get half the pack and either lie or say the truth about each card, magician spots all the lies
VariationsAlso published here 2001 Paul Curry's Worlds Beyond 83
Paul Curry Another Stop! spectator stops while riffling, performer knows card, short card and set-up
Related to 2001 Paul Curry's Worlds Beyond 200
Paul Curry Out of Mind
Inspired by 2001 Paul Curry's Worlds Beyond 250
Charles T. Jordan, Paul Curry Interlocking Chain Principle with a ruse to make the shuffle more convincing
 		2001 Paul Curry's Worlds Beyond 253
Karl Fulves, Nick Trost Psychic Aura No. 22, three cards chosen from tabled layout, mates reverse in deck
 		2001 New Self-Working Card Tricks 35
Karl Fulves The Phantom Die No. 32, card value and suit chosen by rolling invisible die and counting in six-card row, card predicted in case
 		2001 New Self-Working Card Tricks 47
Karl Fulves, Stewart James Die Version No. 37, two numbers chosen with die, their values lie at their opposite positions, selection at sum
Related to 2001 New Self-Working Card Tricks 54
Mel Bennett, Stewart James The Blackjack Player No. 75, four years added and piles dealt according to sum, two blackjack hands on top
Related to 2001 New Self-Working Card Tricks 114
Karl Fulves, Bob Hummer Scrambled Stud No. 27, spectator remembers card and its position in ten-card packet, two hands dealt but selection and its mate face-down
 		2001 My Best Self-Working Card Tricks 56
David Malek Mission Possible one suit in order as set-up, chain
 		2001 Rebel without a Pause 13
Harry Lorayne Royal HaLo four Ace cutting, count-down with indicator with final Ace, Royal Flush kicker
Inspired by 2001 Personal Collection 57
Harry Lorayne Location Divide one suit every fourth card, one card moved and located
 		2001 Personal Collection 587
Harry Lorayne Beyond Belief several anti-faros with about half the deck, Royal Flush and Twos produced
Inspired byVariations 2001 Personal Collection 621
Philip T. Goldstein Centrifugal Poker cards in poker hand divined, "The Centrifuge Principle"
Related to 2002 Flaunting Five Fanciful Formulae 1
Philip T. Goldstein Chipper card at number, four poker chips with numbers, two decks
Variations 2002 Flaunting Five Fanciful Formulae 2
Roberto Giobbi, Juan Tamariz Secret Setup strategy for setting up small setups in front of an audience, with trick examples
Related to 2003 Card College — Volume 5 1125
Philip T. Goldstein Centrifugal Poker cards in poker hand divined, "The Centrifuge Principle"
Related to 2003 Saint Louis Notes 1
Philip T. Goldstein Centrifugal Poker cards in poker hand divined, "The Centrifuge Principle"
Related to 2003 Singapore Notes 3
Philip T. Goldstein Centrifugal Poker cards in poker hand divined, "The Centrifuge Principle"
Related to 2003 ... Land Notes 3
Karl Fulves Noah Count pectator riffle shuffles deck, deals a pile and moves two cards from rest into pile which is shuffled and handed to performer who divines both cards
 		2004 When Psychics Play Poker 32
Karl Fulves Kid Koin after riffle shuffle top card is pocketed, coin turned over according to color of next four cards, then performer looks again and names card
 		2004 When Psychics Play Poker 48
Karl Fulves Able To Match "automated version of 'Business Card Prophecy'", after riffle shuffle fifteen cards are removed, a card stabbed and cards on either side divined and those are the only ones with mates in packet
Related to 2004 When Psychics Play Poker 50
Karl Fulves Sum Card Prophet spectator choses card face-up and stabs it into face-down deck, cards on either side add up to chosen value
Related to 2004 When Psychics Play Poker 54
Wesley James The Sigma Principle force in which spectator cuts off pile, counts it and counts down that many cards in rest
 		2004 Enchantments 101
Philip T. Goldstein Centrifugal Poker cards in poker hand divined, "The Centrifuge Principle"
Related to 2004 MINDvention Notes 1
Martin Gardner Stock Holdout spectator shuffles deck in parts, but partial stack is retained, see credit correction in Issue 11, p. 1
 		2005 Penumbra (Issue 9) 17
Karl Fulves From Concentrate clocking only one color or other property
 		2005 Clockwork 26
Peter Duffie, Robert E. Neale Cal-Q-Lator twelve card set-up
Related to 2007 Best of Friends — Volume III 297
Jason Alford A Cunning Odyssey Pseudo memory demonstration, match number of cards cut off by spectator, then able to find mates / four of a kind, Penelope
Inspired byVariations 2007 The Magician's Ltd Cookbook 31
Jamie Badman Friday Night Curry Spectators select two cards, turn out to be mates
Variations 2007 The Magician's Ltd Cookbook 40
Jamie Badman Bring Your Wallet to the Curry Night Variation of Friday Night Curry, but with wallet secret preparation
Inspired by 2007 The Magician's Ltd Cookbook 43
Anthony Miller Skrood Again! Spectator names a card, performer fails to cut to it, but predicts the failure accurately with prediction on back of card
 		2007 The Magician's Ltd Cookbook 87
Michael Weber Front End Fibonacci partial stack, easy to remember
 		2009 Memorease 6
Caleb Wiles Armchair Mind Reading suit set-up
Inspired by
  • Boris Wild's "Pure Telepathy"
 2010 Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 8 85
Steve Beam Hooked with fishing sequence for six to eight cards
Related to 2010 Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 8 89
Doug Canning Free Willy spectator cuts deck in three piles and distributes 3 top cards, outcome predicted
Variations 2010 Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 8 95
Steve Beam Ace-Split Decision set-up
 		2010 Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 8 116
Steve Beam One Upsmanship performer cuts one card higher than spectator, stack
Inspired by
  • "A Cut Above" (Paul Hallas, Tricks from the Overground)
 2010 Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 8 118
Ben Train The Trinity Concept control concept for three cards with partial set-up, multiple presentations
Related to 2012 Anteater Consortium 28
Jason England A Curious Location selection lost, number up to ten named, performer cuts to this value and selection is found that many cards down
Inspired by 2012 Texas on a Saturday Night 16
Jason Ladanye Bringing Down the House missing card named, four naturals after spectators-shuffle procedure
Variations 2013 Confident Deceptions 201
Ryan Swigert Moraskill partial stack
Inspired by 2013 Ensuing Impuzzibilities 26
Joseph Barry Undoing Riffle Shuffle removing demo cards
 		2014 Fifty 2
Benjamin Earl Shuffled Ose Control stock is controlled even though spectator shuffles deck, cuts and reassembles
Inspired by 2015 Less is More Bonus 2
Benjamin Earl Any Card Game Control small stock handling
Variations 2015 Less is More Bonus 4
Benjamin Earl Tabled Chaos Control stock control via improvised Lennart Green style chaotic tabled cuts
 		2015 Less is More Bonus 6
Max Maven Centrifugal Poker cards in poker hand divined, "The Centrifuge Principle"
Related to 2016 Session Notes 3
So Sato So-Lution 1
  • Phase 1: Selecting a Number
  • Phase 2: Forcing One of twelve Court Cards
  • Phase 3: Production of the Card (Climax)
 		2016 The Secrets of So Sato 62
So Sato The Professor Still Fools Us card "named" by spectator, Dai Vernon's named used to spell to it
 		2016 The Secrets of So Sato 76
So Sato Mass Destruction Stacking deck cut into piles, spectator shuffles all, yet some set-up is retained
Inspired byRelated to 2016 The Secrets of So Sato 118
Gary Plants "This is Why I am Here" replacing glimpse after spectator's shuffle with set-up and shuffle strategy
Inspired by 2017 Operandi (Issue 3) 30
A.M. two spectators peek at a card, performer divines them, fair conditions
Inspired byRelated to 2017 Michał Kociołek Live! 1