fantasy card routine\nchapter thirteen
- oneway faces (not pointer cards, but uneven printing)
- the division (spectator cuts to a card behind the performer's back and replaces)
- the afterthought (selection from in-the-hands spread)
- the bisection (two selections by cutting of small packets and remembering bottom cards)
- the retention (fake memory demonstration, move-a-card)
- the abstraction (one of three cards thought of, oosoom)
- fantasy notes\njames steranko
1960
steranko on cards James Steranko
Fantasy Card Routine
Chapter Thirteen
- Oneway Faces (not pointer cards, but uneven printing)
- The Division (spectator cuts to a card behind the performer's back and replaces)
- The Afterthought (selection from in-the-hands spread)
- The Bisection (two selections by cutting of small packets and remembering bottom cards)
- The Retention (fake memory demonstration, move-a-card)
- The Abstraction (one of three cards thought of, OOSOOM)
- Fantasy Notes
a phenomenal memory\nperformer apparently remembers a whole spread and thus identifies a chosen card that has been moved from its position\njuan tamariz\nmoe seidenstein\njimmy grippo
1995
card college - volume 1 Juan Tamariz, Moe Seidenstein, Jimmy Grippo
A Phenomenal Memory
performer apparently remembers a whole spread and thus identifies a chosen card that has been moved from its position
the line up\napparent memory system for about twelve cards, move-a-card application for small packet
- the system
- a refinement
- line up - the method
- the poison method\nkarl fulves
2003
off the books Karl Fulves
The Line Up
apparent memory system for about twelve cards, move-a-card application for small packet
- The System
- A Refinement
- Line Up - The Method
- The Poison Method
sonar detection\nspectator displaces his card, performer listens to riffle and names card, with out when spectator lies\nsteven youell
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
Sonar Detection
spectator displaces his card, performer listens to riffle and names card, with out when spectator lies
eminent domain\nstrategy in which red cards in bottom half are clocked, and black cards in top half, card moved from half to half can be identified, see also p. 73\nkarl fulves
2005
clockwork Karl Fulves
Eminent Domain
strategy in which red cards in bottom half are clocked, and black cards in top half, card moved from half to half can be identified, see also p. 73
photographic memory\n- first phase - move-a-card
- second phase - the missing card
- third phase - half the deck (spectator takes phone picture of order, after shuffling the order the performer can still recite it correctly)\ndenis behr\nmulteffect cards\nval evans\nreconstruction\nkarl fulves
2018
handcrafted card magic - volume 3 Denis Behr
Photographic Memory
- First Phase - Move-a-Card
- Second Phase - The Missing Card
- Third Phase - Half the Deck (spectator takes phone picture of order, after shuffling the order the performer can still recite it correctly)