bottom card steal as a switch \n gambler's cop as a switch using a double \n paul lepaul \n dr. jacob daley
1949
the card magic of le paul Paul LePaul, Dr. Jacob Daley
the shuffle palm \n overhand shuffle, originally top cards \n edward marlo \n the action cop \n thomas baxter \n edward marlo \n overhand cop \n edo huang
1956
action palm Edward Marlo
the insertion steals \n from center \n edward marlo \n the master position \n edward marlo \n rear jogging cards \n roger smith
1957
side steal Edward Marlo
direct rear palm \n as top card is placed openly to bottom \n edward marlo \n the depth-illusion palm \n steve draun \n edward marlo
1957
the tabled palm Edward Marlo
the master position \n on the master position, which is: card(s) secretly in-jogged for most of their length (see fig. 7) or less (see fig. 42), after a diagonal insertion, applications:
- to rear palm
- to the bottom of the deck (five methods) \n edward marlo \n the insertion steals \n edward marlo
1961
ireland's yearbooks Edward Marlo
The Master Position
on the Master position, which is: card(s) secretly in-jogged for most of their length (see fig. 7) or less (see fig. 42), after a diagonal insertion, applications:
the spread and palm \n in-the-hands spread, two methods, inspired by bruce cervon (talisman vol. 1 no. 45) \n edward marlo
1975
hierophant Edward Marlo
The Spread and Palm
in-the-hands spread, two methods, inspired by Bruce Cervon (Talisman Vol. 1 No. 45)
left hand bottom cop \n outjogged placement control with cop, see notes 2./3. on p. 168 \n harvey rosenthal
1977
packet switches (part three) Harvey Rosenthal
Left Hand Bottom Cop
Outjogged Placement Control with cop, see Notes 2./3. on p. 168
disarming hide-out \n fanning deck while cards are in gambler's cop \n martin a. nash
1984
the new york magic symposium — collection 3 Martin A. Nash
autopalm \n three aces, one chosen and all three put in deck, deck cut at other two aces, chosen one is palmed and produced from anywhere \n karl fulves \n tilt up front \n karl fulves
1989
the multiple shift Karl Fulves
Autopalm
three Aces, one chosen and all three put in deck, deck cut at other two Aces, chosen one is palmed and produced from anywhere
gambler's cop to pocket \n finesse for removing copped card from trouser pocket, only thumb and first finger enter pocket \n edward marlo
1991
the olram file Edward Marlo
Gambler's Cop to Pocket
finesse for removing copped card from trouser pocket, only thumb and first finger enter pocket
undercover cop \n cop position and transition at table edge \n charles aste jr. \n unknown \n holding clout \n dominique duvivier
1992
card finesse ii Charles Aste Jr., Unknown
cop grips \n different positions, deep cop \n dai vernon \n edward marlo \n charles aste jr.
1992
card finesse ii Dai Vernon, Edward Marlo, Charles Aste Jr.
the depth-illusion palm \n directly into gambler's cop or full palm \n steve draun \n edward marlo \n direct rear palm \n edward marlo \n direct full palm \n edward marlo
1993
secrets draun from underground Steve Draun, Edward Marlo
palm transfer with deck \n card in right hand classic palm replaced injogged and then retained lowe-style in left hand cop as deck is transferred \n john scarne
1993
rigmarole John Scarne
Palm Transfer with Deck
card in right hand classic palm replaced injogged and then retained Lowe-style in left hand cop as deck is transferred
a sure bet \n magician finds wrong card which then changes into spectator's choice \n larry jennings \n roberto giobbi \n die wette \n roberto giobbi
1998
card college — volume 3 Larry Jennings, Roberto Giobbi
A Sure Bet
magician finds wrong card which then changes into spectator's choice
management strategies for the gambler's cop \n - seated at the table
- standing
- replacing card in gambler's cop under the deck \n roberto giobbi \n fred kaps
1998
card college — volume 3 Roberto Giobbi, Fred Kaps
palming the bottom card across the left hand \n no. 9 \n ellis stanyon \n supplementary note \n karl fulves
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
supplementary note \n details of handling, also for reverse \n karl fulves \n palming the bottom card across the left hand \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Karl Fulves
kick kut kop \n swing cut palm, into kind of perpendicular cop position \n baltazar fuentes \n the swing cut bottom palm \n allan ackerman
2000
i'm dancing Baltazar Fuentes
Kick Kut Kop
swing cut palm, into kind of perpendicular cop position
down and dirty \n convincing control into cop (called "rear palm" here), to pocket application, two handlings \n harry lorayne
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
Down And Dirty
convincing control into cop (called "Rear Palm" here), to pocket application, two handlings
optically controlled \n illogical cut control, showing that card is not on top and bottom, with convincing control addition and pocket finale \n harry lorayne \n an optical control \n alain choquette \n optically controlled \n harry lorayne
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
Optically Controlled
illogical cut control, showing that card is not on top and bottom, with Convincing Control addition and pocket finale
the action cop \n overhand shuffle action \n thomas baxter \n edward marlo \n the shuffle palm \n edward marlo
2002
the action cop Thomas Baxter, Edward Marlo
the bc cop \n (baxter count cop), cop from small packet as it is counted, used to vanish card in 3 card monte \n thomas baxter
2002
the action cop Thomas Baxter
The BC Cop
(Baxter Count Cop), cop from small packet as it is counted, used to vanish card in 3 Card Monte
center cop \n card from center into left cop \n fred robinson \n barrie richardson \n slippery jack's side steal \n barrie richardson
2005
act two Fred Robinson, Barrie Richardson
the clip slip \n from center into left hand, thumb clip position, see also john carney's handling (secrets) \n ken krenzel
2009
relaxed impossibilities Ken Krenzel
The Clip Slip
from center into left hand, thumb clip position, see also John Carney's handling (Secrets)
slippery jack's side steal \n card from center into left cop, application for card through rubber banded deck \n barrie richardson \n the magician, mar. 2005 \n center cop \n fred robinson \n barrie richardson
2011
curtain call Barrie Richardson
Slippery Jack's Side Steal
card from center into left cop, application for card through rubber banded deck
centre cop \n placing a card from the center of the deck into left hand gambler's cop in the action of cutting the deck \n daniel madison
2014
placebo Daniel Madison
Centre Cop
Placing a card from the center of the deck into left hand Gambler's Cop in the action of cutting the deck
stolen goods \n stealing top card(s) into left hand from small packet as it is removed with right hand, cop or bent cop \n vanni bossi \n methods of controlling & palming. four: bent cop \n guy hollingworth
2016
the aretalogy of vanni bossi Vanni Bossi
Stolen Goods
stealing top card(s) into left hand from small packet as it is removed with right hand, cop or bent cop
optically controlled \n llogical cut control, showing that card is not on top and bottom, with convincing control addition and pocket finale \n harry lorayne \n optically controlled \n harry lorayne
2018
and finally! Harry Lorayne
Optically Controlled
llogical cut control, showing that card is not on top and bottom, with Convincing Control addition and pocket finale
keep your eye on it \n card copped out during convincing control type action \n harry lorayne \n (r)evolutionary \n harry lorayne
2018
and finally! Harry Lorayne
Keep Your Eye On It
card copped out during convincing control type action
direct transfer cap \n left-hand cop or thumb clip to top of tabled deck via right-hand end grip transfer \n steve forte
2020
gambling sleight of hand — volume 2 Steve Forte
direct transfer cap
left-hand cop or thumb clip to top of tabled deck via right-hand end grip transfer