the great poker trick\n"a particular favorite of mr. adrian plate", new deck opened and shuffled, seven hands dealt and performer wins\nadrian plate
1909
the art of magic Adrian Plate
The Great Poker Trick
"a particular favorite of Mr. Adrian Plate", new deck opened and shuffled, seven hands dealt and performer wins
the game of poker\neveryone gets good hands, you get royal flush in hearts\nlouis nikola\ncurriculum\nlouis nikola
1927
the nikola card system Louis Nikola
The Game of Poker
Everyone gets good hands, you get Royal Flush in Hearts
the hop off the bottom\nswitching hand in a game, jinx switch\njack merlin\nhop off the bottom - variation\njerry k. hartman\nthe gambler's packet switch\njack merlin\nthe hop off the bottom\njack merlin
1927/28
merlin at the card table Jack Merlin
stacking the deck for ireland's card tricks including two poker deals\n- the first poker deal
- the second poker deal
with ireland's memorized deck\nlaurie ireland
1931
ireland writes a book Laurie Ireland
Stacking the Deck for Ireland's Card Tricks Including Two Poker Deals
- The First Poker Deal
- The Second Poker Deal
with Ireland's memorized deck
the audley walsh coincidence\nfour cards selected turn out to be aces, lost again and dealt in poker hand\naudley walsh\naudley walsh coincidence\naudley walsh\naudley walsh coincidence\naudley walsh\ninformant\nkarl fulves\nother worlds\njohn werner
1936
the jinx 1-50 Audley Walsh
The Audley Walsh Coincidence
four cards selected turn out to be aces, lost again and dealt in poker hand
effect no. 5 - blindfold deal\nspectator shuffles, performer is blindfolded and deals out a royal flush (after deck switch)\nu. f. grant
1936
the gambler's expose act U. F. Grant
Effect No. 5 - Blindfold Deal
spectator shuffles, performer is blindfolded and deals out a Royal Flush (after deck switch)
a slick card routine\ncombo in which spectator finds selection, card is predicted, poker game is dealt, slick card and set-up\nfrank lane
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Frank Lane
A Slick Card Routine
combo in which spectator finds selection, card is predicted, poker game is dealt, slick card and set-up
multeffect cards\nlong-short paired deck used for a routine of eighteen different effects\nval evans\nr. & s. master pack\ntan hock chuan\nsven stebbins\njohn a. novak\nphotographic memory\ndenis behr
1937
the jinx 1-50 Val Evans
Multeffect Cards
long-short paired deck used for a routine of eighteen different effects
gambler at large!\nstack for demo with several games (poker, blackjack, bridge)\nfrank travers\nfantasist at the card table\nroberto giobbi\nfrank travers\ndai vernon
1937
the jinx 1-50 Frank Travers
Gambler at Large!
stack for demo with several games (Poker, Blackjack, Bridge)
big deal?\n"rapid set-up" & "expert deal", two special full deck stacks for stud poker, draw poker, black jack, bridge, rhummy\nfrank travers
1941
the jinx 101-151 Frank Travers
big deal?
"Rapid Set-up" & "Expert Deal", two special full deck stacks for Stud Poker, Draw Poker, Black Jack, Bridge, Rhummy
audley walsh coincidence\nfour cards selected turn out to be aces, lost again and dealt in poker hand\naudley walsh\nthe audley walsh coincidence\naudley walsh
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks Audley Walsh
Audley Walsh Coincidence
four cards selected turn out to be aces, lost again and dealt in poker hand
build up\nsix hands, two rounds, as rusduck\nrussell "rusduck" duck\nbuild up (streamlined)\nrussell "rusduck" duck\nhocus pocus\ncharles hudson
1944
the phoenix 51-100 Russell "Rusduck" Duck
demonstration build of the four aces using the buckley double cuts\ncutting system to stack cards\narthur h. buckley
1946
card control Arthur H. Buckley
Demonstration Build of the Four Aces using the Buckley Double Cuts
the perfect stack\nwithout adjustment, three aces are dealt to a player for two to eight players, punch deal\nedward marlo
1947
marlo in spades Edward Marlo
The Perfect Stack
without adjustment, three aces are dealt to a player for two to eight players, punch deal
the stripper combine\nspectator chooses high four of a kind which is dealt, stripper deck, two methods\nedward marlo\nthe stripper combine\nedward marlo
1947
ireland's yearbooks Edward Marlo
The Stripper Combine
spectator chooses high four of a kind which is dealt, stripper deck, two methods
the new deal poker hand\nno. 56, poker deal from new deck order, draw poker\ndr. al berndt\npeter musto
1950
scarne on card tricks Dr. Al Berndt, Peter Musto
The New Deal Poker Hand
No. 56, Poker deal from new deck order, draw poker
scarne's drunken poker deal\nno. 68, poker hands dealt from deck shuffled face up/down, final poker hand transformation (drunk man presentation)\njohn scarne\npoker dream\ngeorge schindler
1950
scarne on card tricks John Scarne
Scarne's Drunken Poker Deal
No. 68, Poker hands dealt from deck shuffled face up/down, final poker hand transformation (drunk man presentation)
gambler's delight\nhalf deck stacked, dealing several poker hands for different combination of players, good bridge hand\ntoni koynini
1951
toni koynini's card miracles Toni Koynini
Gambler's Delight
half deck stacked, dealing several poker hands for different combination of players, good bridge hand
the stripper combine\nspectator chooses high four of a kind which is dealt, stripper deck\nedward marlo\nthe stripper combine\nedward marlo
1953
the cardician Edward Marlo
The Stripper Combine
spectator chooses high four of a kind which is dealt, stripper deck
poker prediction and a principle\nspectator shuffles, yet aces are dealt out\nedward marlo\nskinner on marlo's poker deal\nmichael skinner\nedward marlo
1953
the cardician Edward Marlo
vernon variation\n\nstewart james\nthe vernon poker routine\ndai vernon\nthe vernon poker demonstration\ndai vernon
1954
the new phoenix 301-348 Stewart James
strictly straight\nperformer always gets a straight, from five to two hands, then performer deals and can chose if dealer gets top or bottom card, progressive poker deal, gilbreath precursor\nrussell "rusduck" duck\nlin searles's "the straight gambler"\npoko-combo\nrussell "rusduck" duck\nlesson in larceny\nroy walton
1957
the cardiste Russell "Rusduck" Duck
Strictly Straight
performer always gets a straight, from five to two hands, then performer deals and can chose if dealer gets top or bottom card, progressive poker deal, Gilbreath precursor
forever royal - and yet again!\neight hands, performer always gets a royal flush, as a climax all have good hands and performer almost has a royal flush, then he exchanges the wrong card and gets the missing one\nrussell "rusduck" duck\nforever royal\nrussell "rusduck" duck
1957
the cardiste Russell "Rusduck" Duck
Forever Royal - And Yet Again!
eight hands, performer always gets a royal flush, as a climax all have good hands and performer almost has a royal flush, then he exchanges the wrong card and gets the missing one
study in stud\nsystem for coding/designating a card with four cards, for a stud deal\nrussell "rusduck" duck\nm. k. telephone code system\nmax katz\nfive card stud\nkarl fulves\ncard v\nstewart james
1957
the cardiste Russell "Rusduck" Duck
Study in Stud
system for coding/designating a card with four cards, for a stud deal
suicide build\nprogressive poker deal, from five to two hands\ntom ransom\nbuild down\nallan slaight\nepitaph for a card cheat\npeter duffie
1957
the cardiste Tom Ransom
koldex deluxe\nten hands, then five hands\nrussell "rusduck" duck\ngambling expose\nmilton kort\nencore!\nrussell "rusduck" duck
1958
the cardiste Russell "Rusduck" Duck
gambling expose\nlong routine, including memory, poker face, false dealing demo, stacking demo, in the end cards vanish under a handkerchief except four aces\nmilton kort\nlin searles' "the card expert"\nerdnase system of stock shuffling\ns. w. erdnase\ngee!!\nal baker\ncutting the aces\ndai vernon\nkoldex deluxe\nrussell "rusduck" duck
1958
the cardiste Milton Kort
Gambling Expose
long routine, including memory, poker face, false dealing demo, stacking demo, in the end cards vanish under a handkerchief except four aces
poko-combo\nstack that allows combination for ten card poker deal, strictly straight and straight cheating\nrussell "rusduck" duck\nten card poker deal routines in "phoenix" nr. 168 & 170\nstrictly straight\nrussell "rusduck" duck\nstraight cheating\nwilliam p. miesel
1959
the cardiste Russell "Rusduck" Duck
Poko-Combo
stack that allows combination for ten card poker deal, strictly straight and straight cheating
Related to
Ten Card Poker Deal Routines in "Phoenix" Nr. 168 & 170
the cross shuffle slow-motion deal\nthirds of deck shuffled according to spectator's wishes, yet predicted full house received in seven-handed game, faro\nlin searles\nthe constant stack\nalex elmsley
1959
slow motion poker deals Lin Searles
The Cross Shuffle Slow-Motion Deal
thirds of deck shuffled according to spectator's wishes, yet predicted Full House received in seven-handed game, faro
the slow-motion idiot's shuffle\ndeck shuffled face-up/face-down in slop style from tabled packets, humorous presentation, then "eightses" are dealt to performer\nlin searles
1959
slow motion poker deals Lin Searles
The Slow-Motion Idiot's Shuffle
deck shuffled face-up/face-down in slop style from tabled packets, humorous presentation, then "eightses" are dealt to performer
poker deal\ntarget cards from shuffled first deal placed into own hand via bottom deals\ncharlie miller
1961
the magic of charles earle miller Charlie Miller
Poker Deal
target cards from shuffled first deal placed into own hand via bottom deals
little fella' - big fella'\nset-up that is redealt multiple times\n unknown\nthe perfect poker trick\n unknown\nautomatic poker\ndai vernon\nstewart judah
1962
close-up card magic
Unknown
draw poker plus\n25-card deck can be dealt in as many piles as often as spectators want, yet performer receives royal flush\nroy walton\ncorrection on p. 86\nprimitive poker\nkarl fulves\nroy walton
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Roy Walton
Draw Poker Plus
25-card deck can be dealt in as many piles as often as spectators want, yet performer receives royal flush
a poker problem\naces dealt out to any number of players after a single fair cut without bottom dealing\ndai vernon
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Dai Vernon
A Poker Problem
aces dealt out to any number of players after a single fair cut without bottom dealing
according to hoyle\nstud poker, after each card is dealt, the performer's face up card are exchanged with one of the other player's, performer still wins\nkarl fulves\npay up\ndavid bornstein\nthe last game\ndavid britland\naccording to hoyle\nkarl fulves\nthe last game\ndavid britland
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Karl Fulves
According to Hoyle
stud poker, after each card is dealt, the performer's face up card are exchanged with one of the other player's, performer still wins
joker poker\njoker is inserted in fifteen-card packet which is then dealt out, hand with joker has a pair and wins\nkarl fulves\njoker poker\nkarl fulves
1969
faro & riffle technique Karl Fulves
Joker Poker
Joker is inserted in fifteen-card packet which is then dealt out, hand with joker has a pair and wins
beat the house\nhumorous dealing routine in which performer plays against two players and always gets one card less, three phases, in final phase performer gets non and players blank cards\nj. w. sarles\nkarl fulves
1969
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 J. W. Sarles, Karl Fulves
Beat The House
humorous dealing routine in which performer plays against two players and always gets one card less, three phases, in final phase performer gets non and players blank cards
you can't cheat an honest man\ntwo hands, performer always has four jacks, aces as climax, bottom deals\nroy walton\ni give up!\npeter duffie
1969
the devil's playthings Roy Walton
You Can't Cheat An Honest Man
two hands, performer always has four Jacks, Aces as climax, bottom deals
build down\nprogressive poker deal with ten card poker deal finale, see also p. 340 & 342\nallan slaight\n"the psychological loser" (daniel dobson, tokyo trickery by takinshi nemoto, magic inc.)\nten card deal\ndai vernon\npaul curry\nmartin gardner\njohn scarne\naudley walsh\nsuicide build\ntom ransom\nbuild down\nallan slaight
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Allan Slaight
Build Down
progressive poker deal with ten card poker deal finale, see also p. 340 & 342
the spectator's deal\nspectator removes ten cards and deals them, performer receives royal flush\nedward marlo\nthe poker hand\nedward g. brown
1971
hierophant Edward Marlo
The Spectator's Deal
spectator removes ten cards and deals them, performer receives Royal Flush
automatic poker\nsame set-up dealt over and over for two players, from daley notebooks\ndai vernon\nstewart judah
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Dai Vernon, Stewart Judah
Automatic Poker
same set-up dealt over and over for two players, from Daley Notebooks
head to head poker\nkind of always cut the cards in reverse, crimp\nfrank garcia\nmaster of the game\ndavid britland\njoe dignam
1972
million dollar card secrets Frank Garcia
swift poker deal\nface up face down shuffled deck, using cut-and-turn-over-force\nallen swift\nguyatt's drunken cut improved\nterry guyatt\nedward marlo
1972
million dollar card secrets Allen Swift
Swift Poker Deal
face up face down shuffled deck, using cut-and-turn-over-force
poker dream\nbased on scarne's drunk poker deal, cards dealt from face up face down shuffled deck\nfrank garcia\njohn scarne\nguyatt's drunken cut improved\nterry guyatt\nedward marlo
1972
million dollar card secrets Frank Garcia, John Scarne
Poker Dream
based on Scarne's Drunk Poker Deal, cards dealt from face up face down shuffled deck
royal gambol\ncards of a mediocre poker hand in row on table, some cards are exchanged, royal flush\nbrother john hamman\na fine hand\njerry k. hartman
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Brother John Hamman
Royal Gambol
cards of a mediocre poker hand in row on table, some cards are exchanged, royal flush
master poker demonstration\ncombination, color changing deck climax, simplified handling
- getting ready
- cutting the aces
- the second deal
- dealing from the bottom
- stacking
- patter
- notes for card experts, historians and anyone else who might be interested\nderek dingle\nthe future gambler\nlarry jennings\nmaster poker demonstration\nderek dingle
1972
innovations Derek Dingle
Master Poker Demonstration
combination, color changing deck climax, simplified handling
- Getting Ready
- Cutting the Aces
- The Second Deal
- Dealing from the Bottom
- Stacking
- Patter
- Notes for Card Experts, Historians and Anyone Else Who Might be Interested
the poker hand\nten cards are chosen and two poker hands formed, without looking at the cards, the spectator selects a hand, performer's hand is a royal flush\nedward g. brown\nthe spectator's deal\nedward marlo\nvernon on edward g. brown's "poker hand mystery"\ndai vernon\nmr. lucky\ndarwin ortiz
1973
the card magic of edward g. brown Edward G. Brown
The Poker Hand
ten cards are chosen and two poker hands formed, without looking at the cards, the spectator selects a hand, performer's hand is a royal flush
the five-card deal\ngambling problem, see also page 202 for restrictions, for solution see reference\nkarl fulves\nfive card deal\njerry k. hartman
1974
epilogue Karl Fulves
The Five-Card Deal
gambling problem, see also page 202 for restrictions, for solution see reference
night poker\nseven handed game, faro, spectator has some choices but still performer wins, exploiting primitive cycles\nhoward schwarzman\nother forms of the transposition\nkarl fulves
1975
epilogue Howard Schwarzman
Night Poker
seven handed game, faro, spectator has some choices but still performer wins, exploiting Primitive Cycles
a fine hand\nfive random cards are exchanged according to spectator's wishes, royal flush\njerry k. hartman\nroyal gambol\nbrother john hamman
1975
epilogue Jerry K. Hartman
A Fine Hand
five random cards are exchanged according to spectator's wishes, royal flush
strip poker\nroyal flush in hearts dropped on deck, immediately two hands dealt, spectator get's ten to king only and performer four aces\nkarl fulves
1975
methods with cards - part 3 Karl Fulves
Strip Poker
Royal Flush in Hearts dropped on deck, immediately two hands dealt, spectator get's Ten to King only and performer four Aces
j. warren keane's poker demonstration\npseudo second deal demo + deal royal flush in spades to yourself\nj. warren keane
1975
magic with faucett ross J. Warren Keane
J. Warren Keane's Poker Demonstration
Pseudo second deal demo + deal Royal Flush in Spades to yourself
a straight shuffle\nspectator can shuffle, you get a straight\nroy walton\nstraight shuffle variation\npeter duffie\ndire straights\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson
1977
pabular Roy Walton
(c) the problem at draw\nthree hands dealt, performer has aces, aces put in center and repeated, repeat with royal flush, even though the performer deals himself only three cards, posed as problem\nkarl fulves\nthe problem at draw\nderek dingle\nkarl fulves\nfields effect\nkarl fulves
1978
interlocutor Karl Fulves
(C) The Problem At Draw
three hands dealt, performer has Aces, Aces put in center and repeated, repeat with Royal Flush, even though the performer deals himself only three cards, posed as problem
die poker-hand\nperformer deals five hands from a shuffled deck, when he repeats it he has a straight flush\n unknown
1978
einfach wunderbar - wunderbar einfach
Unknown
Die Poker-Hand
performer deals five hands from a shuffled deck, when he repeats it he has a straight flush
rused card dealer\n- you always deal yourself the winning hand, as the spectator gets progressively better hands
- bottom deal demonstration\njerry k. hartman
1978
loose ends Jerry K. Hartman
Rused Card Dealer
- You always deal yourself the winning hand, as the spectator gets progressively better hands
- Bottom Deal demonstration
ned's ultimate poker stack\nspectator can choose between different types of poker and how many players are dealt (two to five), then he deals himself, the performer wins, thirty-five card stack\nrobert j. nedbalski
1978
ned's ultimate poker stack Robert J. Nedbalski
Ned's Ultimate Poker Stack
spectator can choose between different types of poker and how many players are dealt (two to five), then he deals himself, the performer wins, thirty-five card stack
primitive poker\npacket of twenty-five cards is dealt out in piles according to a rolled dice multiple times, then cards are dealt and everybody has a good hand\nkarl fulves\nroy walton\ndraw poker plus\nroy walton
1979
faro possibilities Karl Fulves, Roy Walton
Primitive Poker
packet of twenty-five cards is dealt out in piles according to a rolled dice multiple times, then cards are dealt and everybody has a good hand
the problem at draw\nthree hands dealt, performer has aces, aces put in center and repeated, repeat with royal flush, even though the performer deals himself only three cards\nderek dingle\nkarl fulves\n(c) the problem at draw\nkarl fulves\nrecursive draw\nkarl fulves
1979
the chronicles Derek Dingle, Karl Fulves
The Problem at Draw
three hands dealt, performer has Aces, Aces put in center and repeated, repeat with Royal Flush, even though the performer deals himself only three cards
joker poker\nno. 16, joker is inserted in fifteen-card packet which is then dealt out, hand with joker has a pair and wins\nkarl fulves\njoker poker\nkarl fulves
1979
self-working mental magic Karl Fulves
Joker Poker
No. 16, Joker is inserted in fifteen-card packet which is then dealt out, hand with joker has a pair and wins
the marlo punch deal - routine and presentation\ndealing a full house, seven players, punch deal\nedward marlo
1980
marlo's magazine volume 4 Edward Marlo
aces and kings or jacks and queens - the multiple combination\npunch deal, ginving spectators choice up to 4 sets, punch in different positions\nedward marlo
1980
marlo's magazine volume 4 Edward Marlo
Aces and Kings or Jacks and Queens - The Multiple Combination
punch deal, ginving spectators choice up to 4 sets, punch in different positions
one way combination deal\ndealing full house, three pairs to choose from, punch, edgemark, one way\nedward marlo
1980
marlo's magazine volume 4 Edward Marlo
One Way Combination Deal
dealing full house, three pairs to choose from, punch, edgemark, one way
head to head\npuzzle/bet, head-to-head poker game, cards are openly chosen, yet performer wins\ntom craven\npoker problem\nmartin gardner
1980
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Tom Craven
Head to Head
puzzle/bet, head-to-head poker game, cards are openly chosen, yet performer wins
drop out stud poker stacks\nset-ups for stud poker:
- for three hands
- for four hands
- for five hands
- for six hands\nken beale
1980
arcane Ken Beale
Drop Out Stud Poker Stacks
set-ups for stud poker:
- For Three Hands
- For Four Hands
- For Five Hands
- For Six Hands
suitcase charlie - the one handed gambler\nstack and deal, spectator apparently shuffles\nfather cyprian
1980
the elegant card magic of father cyprian Father Cyprian
psychic poker\nfive hands, cards switch with performer's hand, who still ends up with royal flush\nray grismer
1980
the compleat magick — volume iii Ray Grismer
Psychic Poker
five hands, cards switch with performer's hand, who still ends up with Royal Flush
royal poker cull\nprocedure to get a royal flush from shuffled deck, no normal game procedure\nmichael close\nthe last hand\nharry riser
1981
arcane Michael Close
Royal Poker Cull
procedure to get a royal flush from shuffled deck, no normal game procedure
the last hand\nprocedure to get a royal flush from shuffled deck, no normal game procedure\nharry riser\nroyal poker cull\nmichael close
1981
arcane Harry Riser
The Last Hand
procedure to get a royal flush from shuffled deck, no normal game procedure
recursive draw\nspectator repeatedly gets aces, then changes for a royal flush, funny presentation\nkarl fulves\nphil goldstein trick in "the new tops" without credit\nthe problem at draw\nderek dingle\nkarl fulves
1981
octet Karl Fulves
Recursive Draw
spectator repeatedly gets Aces, then changes for a royal flush, funny presentation
Related to
Phil Goldstein trick in "The New Tops" without credit
i. q. poker\nafter some guessing game performer receives four-of-a-kind from shuffled deck, stacking as other cards are removed from deck\nkarl fulves
1981
octet Karl Fulves
I. Q. Poker
after some guessing game performer receives four-of-a-kind from shuffled deck, stacking as other cards are removed from deck
fourth of habit\nfour indifferent cards put on table, one changes into selection, then four kings are dealt, first tricks sets up second\nkarl fulves\nfourth down\nallan slaight
1981
octet Karl Fulves
Fourth of Habit
four indifferent cards put on table, one changes into selection, then four Kings are dealt, first tricks sets up second
crazy, mixed-up poker\nwith two deals\nwalt lees\nguyatt's drunken cut improved\nterry guyatt\nedward marlo\nirish poker\nwalt lees
1981
more professional card tricks Walt Lees
master poker demonstration\ncombination, color changing deck climax\nderek dingle\nmaster poker demonstration\nderek dingle\nimpossible poker demonstration\njohn f. mendoza
1982
the complete works of derek dingle Derek Dingle
the miracle worker\naces change to kings, then a heads-up poker in which the deck is cut for every card\nfrank garcia\nedward marlo\nthe convincing addition move\nedward marlo
1982
the close-up magic of frank garcia - part i Frank Garcia, Edward Marlo
The Miracle Worker
aces change to kings, then a heads-up poker in which the deck is cut for every card
anytime poker\naces run up from shuffled deck, two-handed game\nkarl fulves\nstrip stack\nkarl fulves\nmulti-stack\nkarl fulves\njacks are better\nkarl fulves\na spectator named kennedy\nmichael weber
1983
hardcore aces Karl Fulves
combination one-way punch and scratch\nboth punch and scratch indicate one-way feature, full house deal\nedward marlo
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5 Edward Marlo
Combination One-Way Punch and Scratch
both punch and scratch indicate one-way feature, full house deal
any number can play\nspectator calls out any number of hands, performer deals out and gets winning hand (2 to 8 hands range)\nmartin lewis
1985
martin's miracles Martin Lewis
Any Number Can Play
Spectator calls out any number of hands, performer deals out and gets winning hand (2 to 8 hands range)
poker deal\nperformer knows other player's hole cards, then gets aces (1937)\nwilliam larsen\njack mcmillen
1985
the fred braue notebooks William Larsen, Jack McMillen
Poker Deal
performer knows other player's hole cards, then gets aces (1937)
tnd poker deal\nstack in which two to six players can be chosen, good hands and performer wins\nt. nelson downs
1985
the fred braue notebooks T. Nelson Downs
TND Poker Deal
stack in which two to six players can be chosen, good hands and performer wins
crimp four aces\naces fairly lost in deck, then they arrive in poker hand\nlouis histed\nfrederick braue
1985
the fred braue notebooks Louis Histed, Frederick Braue
Crimp Four Aces
aces fairly lost in deck, then they arrive in poker hand
two step\n"how to get two hands in a four-handed game"
kings shuffled into deck, four hands dealt, performer gets kings, they change into aces\ndavid britland\n"fancy dance" (jerry sadowitz, contemporary card magic)
1985
equinox David Britland
Two Step
"How to get two hands in a four-handed game"
Kings shuffled into deck, four hands dealt, performer gets Kings, they change into Aces
dealer dem\nfour aces put on top, instantly four-handed game dealt with four aces for dealer, repeated after shuffling by spectator\njerry sadowitz\n"fancy dance" (contemporary card magic)
1987
inspirations Jerry Sadowitz
Dealer Dem
four Aces put on top, instantly four-handed game dealt with four Aces for dealer, repeated after shuffling by spectator
greek poker\npoker stacking triumph, color changing deck kicker\ndarwin ortiz\n(pseudo) marked deck routine\nantonio zuccaro
1988
darwin ortiz at the card table Darwin Ortiz
Greek Poker
poker stacking triumph, color changing deck kicker
vernon on edward g. brown's "poker hand mystery"\nmr. lucky effect\ndai vernon\nthe poker hand\nedward g. brown\nmr. lucky\ndarwin ortiz
1988
the vernon chronicles - volume 2 Dai Vernon
trade in draw\nfifteen card poker deal, three hands, spectator can trade, performer still wins, posed as problem\nkarl fulves
1988
interlocutor Karl Fulves
Trade In Draw
fifteen card poker deal, three hands, spectator can trade, performer still wins, posed as problem
pdquickie\naces placed in different parts of the deck, one cut, two hands dealt and performer gets aces (doubles inserted)\nkarl fulves
1989
the multiple shift Karl Fulves
PDQuickie
Aces placed in different parts of the deck, one cut, two hands dealt and performer gets Aces (doubles inserted)
the gambler\nweird stacking procedure, then two hands dealt and performer has four-of-a-kind\nkarl fulves
1989
easy-to-do card tricks for children Karl Fulves
The Gambler
weird stacking procedure, then two hands dealt and performer has four-of-a-kind
effect 5. repoker of the chosen\nfour selections are controlled in one hand, aces, royal flush, with impromptu version\njuan tamariz
1989/91
sonata Juan Tamariz
Effect 5. Repoker of the Chosen
four selections are controlled in one hand, aces, royal flush, with impromptu version
outfoxed\napparent stacking with outjogged aces as demo, when dealt aces are openly dealt from center to spectator, yet performer gets aces, two methods\nkarl fulves\noutjogged poker\nkarl fulves
1991
28 card tricks Karl Fulves
Outfoxed
apparent stacking with outjogged aces as demo, when dealt aces are openly dealt from center to spectator, yet performer gets aces, two methods
dream poker\nmagician deals himself winning poker hand from spectator shuffled deck. uses partial stack\njames swain\nmichael skinner
1992
don't blink James Swain, Michael Skinner
Dream Poker
magician deals himself winning poker hand from spectator shuffled deck. Uses partial stack
blindfold aces\naces arranged into a ten-card-packet by spectator, performer deals three hands and gets three aces, three methods\nkarl fulves\nthe restacking problem\nkarl fulves
1992
deceptive practices Karl Fulves
Blindfold Aces
aces arranged into a ten-card-packet by spectator, performer deals three hands and gets three Aces, three methods
drawl\nwinning cards in selected hand, spectator can cut to position for dealing last round of cards\nphilip t. goldstein
1993
the minotaur Philip T. Goldstein
Drawl
winning cards in selected hand, spectator can cut to position for dealing last round of cards
seeing is believing\nperformer blindfolded for full routine
phase i: a card pocketed and another selected
phase ii: selection found at named small number
phase iii: two more cards divined, using 52-on-one and 3-1/2 gag cards
phase iv: four aces dealt in poker round
phase v: pocketed card named\nbob king
1993
the breather 2 Bob King
Seeing is Believing
performer blindfolded for full routine
Phase I: a card pocketed and another selected
Phase II: selection found at named small number
Phase III: two more cards divined, using 52-on-One and 3-1/2 gag cards
Phase IV: four Aces dealt in poker round
Phase V: pocketed card named
i give up!\ntwo hands, performer always has four jacks, aces as climax, second deals instead of bottom deals\npeter duffie\nyou can't cheat an honest man\nroy walton
1993
applications Peter Duffie
I Give Up!
two hands, performer always has four Jacks, Aces as climax, second deals instead of bottom deals
a poker problem\nspectator deals five hands and turns all face up, takes any five cards for a strong hand, rest dealt out again into four hands, every hand beats the spectator's choice, posed as a problem\nsteven hamilton
1993
profile Steven Hamilton
A Poker Problem
spectator deals five hands and turns all face up, takes any five cards for a strong hand, rest dealt out again into four hands, every hand beats the spectator's choice, posed as a problem
effect 5 - repoker of the chose\nfour selections are controlled in one hand, aces, royal flush, with impromptu version\njuan tamariz
1994
the tamariz perpendicular control Juan Tamariz
Effect 5 - Repoker Of The Chose
four selections are controlled in one hand, aces, royal flush, with impromptu version
epitaph for a card cheat\none-at-a-time reduction of hands\npeter duffie\nsuicide build\ntom ransom\nfour flusher\nalex elmsley
1995
duffie's card compulsions Peter Duffie
mr. lucky\nspectator chooses all the cards in play\ndarwin ortiz\nthe poker hand\nedward g. brown\nvernon on edward g. brown's "poker hand mystery"\ndai vernon\nmr. luckiest\ndenis behr\nmr. luckiest\ndenis behr
1995
cardshark Darwin Ortiz
the lazy gambler\nno. 29, spectator cuts and two poker hands are dealt out, performer's cards are face-up and the royal flush\nderek dingle\nkarl fulves
1995
self-working close-up card magic Derek Dingle, Karl Fulves
The Lazy Gambler
No. 29, spectator cuts and two poker hands are dealt out, performer's cards are face-up and the Royal Flush
a subtle poker move (revised)\nperformer's cards multiply from five to about fifteen, in second round he has killer hand\npaul harris\na subtle poker move\npaul harris\nthe bugs bunny dang deal\nsteve mayhew
1996
the art of astonishment - book 2 Paul Harris
A Subtle Poker Move (revised)
performer's cards multiply from five to about fifteen, in second round he has killer hand
dealer's school\n- phase one (red black separation by feel)
- phase two (shuffle control demo)
- phase three (dealing some hands, performer ends up with aces)\nharry riser
1996
the feints and temps of harry riser Harry Riser
Dealer's School
- Phase One (red black separation by feel)
- Phase Two (shuffle control demo)
- Phase Three (dealing some hands, performer ends up with Aces)
another winning hand\ntwo hands, cards are drawn, performer wins two times\nlarry jennings\nlane's winning hand deal\nfrank lane
1997
jennings '67 Larry Jennings
Another Winning Hand
two hands, cards are drawn, performer wins two times
high-card poker deal\npoker deal from packet of high cards, spectators receive ace-high straights, performer gets winning four of a kind, uses gilbreath principle\nnick trost
1997
the card magic of nick trost Nick Trost
High-Card Poker Deal
Poker deal from packet of high cards, spectators receive Ace-high straights, performer gets winning four of a kind, uses Gilbreath principle
straight poker deal\ndeal from shuffled deck, spectators get straight, performer get full house.\nnick trost\nsucker punch\nfriedrich roitzsch
1997
the card magic of nick trost Nick Trost
Straight Poker Deal
Deal from shuffled deck, spectators get straight, performer get full house.
twenty-deck poker deal\npoker with twenty cards\nnick trost\n"the hokey-poker deck" (jim lucier, the new tops, march 1978)
1997
the card magic of nick trost Nick Trost
Twenty-Deck Poker Deal
Poker with twenty cards
Related to
"The Hokey-Poker Deck" (Jim Lucier, The New Tops, March 1978)
power poker\nten cards, spectator can chose which he wands, full house and royal flush\nalex elmsley\npoker by perception\n unknown\nthe power of poker\ndavid solomon\nalex elmsley\nstrip club\nbob farmer\npower poker\nalex elmsley\ndouble power poker\nnick trost\npoker stud\njerry k. hartman\npower blind man's blackjack\nbob farmer\nfair game\npaul vigil\noverpowering poker\nmichael weber
1997
alex is at it again Alex Elmsley
Power Poker
ten cards, spectator can chose which he wands, full house and royal flush
poker deal extraordinaire\nyou get winning hand multiple times, keep getting better and better\ndoug edwards\nroyal poker deal\nmel lambdin
1997
doug edwards packs a wallop! Doug Edwards
Poker Deal Extraordinaire
You get winning hand multiple times, keep getting better and better
gambling demo\nriffle cull and bottom deal\njerry sadowitz\nderek dingle\nfour poker triumph\nderek dingle
1997/98
thanks to zarrow Jerry Sadowitz, Derek Dingle
alaskan poker\nfive times the spectator and magician cut the deck in turn and remove the top card, performer ends up with royal flush\njack avis
1998
vis à vis Jack Avis
Alaskan Poker
five times the spectator and magician cut the deck in turn and remove the top card, performer ends up with Royal Flush
the routine\nstack for two hands, both are good but performer wins, spectator can riffle shuffle\nsteve mayhew\nthe world's greatest card cheat\njason england\nallan ackerman\nsteve mayhew\nbad beat\njason england
1999
angels may shuffle but the devil still deals Steve Mayhew
The Routine
stack for two hands, both are good but performer wins, spectator can riffle shuffle
the ultimate double-duke\nstacking four hands, spectator gets flush, performer full house or four of a kind, gambling demonstration\nsteve mayhew
1999
angels may shuffle but the devil still deals Steve Mayhew
The Ultimate Double-Duke
stacking four hands, spectator gets flush, performer full house or four of a kind, gambling demonstration
lorayne's poker deal\nroyal flush kicker\nharry lorayne\nchristian scherer\nlorayne's poker deal\nedward marlo\nharry lorayne\nmartin gardner
1999
abgezockt! Harry Lorayne, Christian Scherer
the gambler in person\nvery simple stacking technique for a gambling demo\ntheodore annemann\nthe gambler in person\ntheodore annemann
2000
card college - volume 4 Theodore Annemann
The Gambler in Person
very simple stacking technique for a gambling demo
done deal\ndeck is shuffled twice, second time face up into face down, spectator deals face up cards to himself and face down to performer, performer has a straight flush\nsteve beam\nhouse rules\nsteve beam\npreventive poker\nsteve beam
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Steve Beam
Done Deal
deck is shuffled twice, second time face up into face down, spectator deals face up cards to himself and face down to performer, performer has a straight flush
house rules\ntwo decks are shuffled together face up and face down, performer gets a royal flush\nsteve beam\ndone deal\nsteve beam
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Steve Beam
House Rules
two decks are shuffled together face up and face down, performer gets a Royal Flush
routine maintenance (poker deal restoration)\npoker deal demo that restores stack order\nsimon aronson\nonce and again display\nsimon aronson\nbill malone\nmental high card\nsimon aronson\npoker routine deck switch\nsimon aronson
2001
try the impossible Simon Aronson
percentage poker\nperformer and spectator draw hole card from face-up deck, then four cards chosen from 4x4 layout, even though spectator goes first he loses\nkarl fulves\n"swindle & cheat" (1991)
2001
hex squared Karl Fulves
Percentage Poker
performer and spectator draw hole card from face-up deck, then four cards chosen from 4x4 layout, even though spectator goes first he loses
knockout poker\nno. 62, spectator choses five cards from himself from face-up deck and for performer from face-down deck with dealing procedure, magicians gets aces\nkarl fulves\nlarry becker
2001
new self-working card tricks Karl Fulves, Larry Becker
Knockout Poker
No. 62, spectator choses five cards from himself from face-up deck and for performer from face-down deck with dealing procedure, magicians gets Aces
according to hoyle\nno. 13, five-card stud poker dealt, after every dealt card the spectator can switch face-up cards of performer with someone else's, he still wins\nkarl fulves\naccording to hoyle\nkarl fulves
2001
my best self-working card tricks Karl Fulves
According to Hoyle
No. 13, five-card stud poker dealt, after every dealt card the spectator can switch face-up cards of performer with someone else's, he still wins
one second flat\nno. 46, gag sequence in which apparently gambling secrets are exposed, finishes with color changing backs and a royal flush deal\nkarl fulves\nin one second flat\nbrian jordan
2001
my best self-working card tricks Karl Fulves
One Second Flat
No. 46, gag sequence in which apparently gambling secrets are exposed, finishes with color changing backs and a Royal Flush deal
multi-stack\nshuffled deck, performer takes out aces and loses them again, immediately deals out two poker hands and performer gets aces\nkarl fulves\nanytime poker\nkarl fulves
2001
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
Multi-Stack
shuffled deck, performer takes out Aces and loses them again, immediately deals out two poker hands and performer gets Aces
jacks are better\nshuffled deck, performer takes out named value and loses them again, immediately deals out two poker hands and performer gets jacks and spectator his value\nkarl fulves\nanytime poker\nkarl fulves
2001
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
Jacks Are Better
shuffled deck, performer takes out named value and loses them again, immediately deals out two poker hands and performer gets Jacks and spectator his value
preventive poker\ndeck is shuffled twice, second time face up into face down, spectator deals face up cards to himself and face down to performer, performer has a straight flush, more freedom\nsteve beam\ndone deal\nsteve beam
2002
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 4 Steve Beam
Preventive Poker
deck is shuffled twice, second time face up into face down, spectator deals face up cards to himself and face down to performer, performer has a straight flush, more freedom
dire straights\nace through ten received after a riffle shuffle by spectator\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\na straight shuffle\nroy walton
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 1 Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
Dire Straights
Ace through Ten received after a riffle shuffle by spectator
crooked straight\ntwo straights for performer and spectator, but performer has higher one, performer's hand pops out of banded deck\nkarl fulves\nscrambled straights\nrussell "rusduck" duck
2004
under tension Karl Fulves
Crooked Straight
two straights for performer and spectator, but performer has higher one, performer's hand pops out of banded deck
universal stock\nnumber of hands chosen by spectator, combining riffle stacking, second and bottom deals, only briefly explained\ngene maze\nwonderful routines of magic, first addendum
2004
enchantments Gene Maze
Universal Stock
number of hands chosen by spectator, combining riffle stacking, second and bottom deals, only briefly explained
body language challenge poker test\nspectator can select cards from half the deck to build best possible poker hand, performer selects without looking and has a royal flush\nbasil horwitz
2004
the mental magick of basil horwitz - volume 5 Basil Horwitz
Body Language Challenge Poker Test
spectator can select cards from half the deck to build best possible poker hand, performer selects without looking and has a royal flush
the adequate cardshark\npoker and bridge deal from si stebbins\nsteven youell\nthe ultimate card shark\ndarwin ortiz
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
counterfeat\nspectator removes any card from shuffled deck, performer removes full house and bets that spectator cannot beat him with straight flush that includes his card\nkarl fulves\ncounterfeit\nkarl fulves
2005
clockwork Karl Fulves
Counterfeat
spectator removes any card from shuffled deck, performer removes full house and bets that spectator cannot beat him with straight flush that includes his card
counterfeit\ncredits for "counterfeat" betting game in which spectator and performer construct poker hand from face-up spread\nkarl fulves\ncounterfeat\nkarl fulves
2005
clockwork Karl Fulves
Counterfeit
credits for "Counterfeat" betting game in which spectator and performer construct poker hand from face-up spread
m. s. poker deal\n"mechanical second", aces dealt to performer, placed together in center and immediately dealt out again\njack avis
2006
rara avis Jack Avis
M. S. Poker Deal
"Mechanical Second", Aces dealt to performer, placed together in center and immediately dealt out again
real scarne\naces dealt to poker hand from a spectator shuffled deck, thought of card predicted in pocket\nbenjamin earl
2007
seeing with photo-electric eyes Benjamin Earl
Real Scarne
aces dealt to poker hand from a spectator shuffled deck, thought of card predicted in pocket
magician vs. magician\nmagician recounts story of playing poker with another magician, magician ultimately wins with royal flush in spades (lots of pokerhand transformations)\njack parker\na logical lesson\njohn c. wagner\nsyd segal
2007
52 memories Jack Parker
Magician vs. Magician
Magician recounts story of playing poker with another magician, magician ultimately wins with Royal Flush in Spades (lots of pokerhand transformations)
jamesway poker deal\ndeal a winning hand after shuffling a packet of cards any number of times, includes a version for a five aces deal\nstewart james\nmarketed by sj, 1948
2007
the essential stewart james Stewart James
Jamesway Poker Deal
Deal a winning hand after shuffling a packet of cards any number of times, includes a version for a Five Aces deal
pokericulum\npoker routine, spectators are allowed to switch hands with you before you deal the final card to everyone, but you still win\nstewart james\nmarketed by sj, 1948
2007
the essential stewart james Stewart James
Pokericulum
Poker routine, spectators are allowed to switch hands with you before you deal the final card to everyone, but you still win
ten nights in a cardroom\nmultiple phase routine with ten tricks
1. shuffled deck, you deal and win a game of draw poker
2. four spectators name a number each, the cards at those positions have the same value
3. you are able to name every card in a hand of poker as it is being dealt
4. card to pocket, card is lost in the deck by spectator, then card appears in your previously empty pocket. effect is repeated.
5. challenge card location
6. prediction trick
7. you deal yourself good cards for poker
8. you can predict what cards you will receive for poker
9. blackjack deal, spectator can name any number of hands and you will always win with a blackjack
10. shuffled deck, you blindfold yourself, you deal for poker and win once again\nstewart james\nmarketed by sj, 1948
2007
the essential stewart james Stewart James
Ten Nights In A Cardroom
Multiple phase routine with ten tricks
1. Shuffled deck, you deal and win a game of draw poker
2. Four spectators name a number each, the cards at those positions have the same value
3. You are able to name every card in a hand of poker as it is being dealt
4. Card to pocket, card is lost in the deck by spectator, then card appears in your previously empty pocket. Effect is repeated.
5. Challenge card location
6. Prediction trick
7. You deal yourself good cards for poker
8. You can predict what cards you will receive for poker
9. Blackjack deal, spectator can name any number of hands and you will always win with a blackjack
10. Shuffled deck, you blindfold yourself, you deal for poker and win once again
so-fair poker deal\nmulti phase poker deal, you always get a winning hand despite spectator getting to choose which card is dealt to you\nstewart james\nmarketed by sj, 1948
2007
the essential stewart james Stewart James
So-Fair Poker Deal
Multi phase poker deal, you always get a winning hand despite spectator getting to choose which card is dealt to you
the bugs bunny dang deal\nperformers hand suddenly has over fifteen cards, in the next round the spectator's hand grows and performer has royal flush\nsteve mayhew\na subtle poker move (revised)\npaul harris
2011
full frontal mayhew Steve Mayhew
The Bugs Bunny Dang Deal
performers hand suddenly has over fifteen cards, in the next round the spectator's hand grows and performer has Royal Flush
the wimhurst poker deal\ncenter deal demonstration, four kings are dealt to magician, then later dealt to spectator, but magician gets the four aces as a kicker\nandrew wimhurst
2011
finding the center Andrew Wimhurst
The Wimhurst Poker Deal
Center deal demonstration, four Kings are dealt to magician, then later dealt to spectator, but magician gets the four Aces as a kicker
trust everyone, but always cut the cards\ncenter deal demonstration, four aces are cut into deck. spectator gets three ace, last ace given to performer for royal flush ending\nantonio zuccaro
2011
finding the center Antonio Zuccaro