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Creators Title Comments & References Year Source Page AA Categories
Peter Gunn Stretching 'Stretched' rubber band is wrapped around deck, card inserted into the middle, jumps to the top, climax: card visually melts through rubber band
Inspired by 1998
The Book
126
Jörg Willich The Ice-Cube Effect Ice-cubes in a drink have the same shape as the selected card
 		1998
The Book
141
Roberto Giobbi Words for Enthusiasts
  • An Enticement to the Introduction
  • Contents
  • What Is in These Books?
  • The Principle of Reading Satisfaction
  • Principles Rather than Techniques
  • The Study
  • Trust
  • Intellect, Intuition and Inspiration in Practice
  • The Sensuality of Card Magic
  • Gestalt
  • What Else?
  • The Prop as Instrument
  • Simplicity
  • Selecting the Right Trick
  • The Iceberg
  • The Secret
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
495
Roberto Giobbi Assorted Techniques and Refinements
1998
Card College — Volume 3
505
Elmer Biddle The Biddle Steal
1998
Card College — Volume 3
507
Biddle Oil & Water 4&4
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
508
Juan Tamariz Counting Cards in a Fan
1998
Card College — Volume 3
509
Roberto Giobbi, Roger Klause, Alex Elmsley Counting Cards while spreading them between the Hands double pushover technique
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
510
Setting Multiple Key Cards two methods
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
511
Max Malini The Spin Revelation and Display
1998
Card College — Volume 3
512
Dai Vernon The Vanish of a Card peek technique, using saliva or glue stick
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
513
Edward Marlo, Roberto Giobbi The Bluff Cut similar to bluff pass
Related toAlso published here 1998
Card College — Volume 3
514
Holding back a Card in the Card Case
1998
Card College — Volume 3
515
Dai Vernon The Transfer Move
1998
Card College — Volume 3
516
Tony Kardyro, Edward Marlo The K. M. Move secretly reverses one or more cards; various applications
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
518
Dai Vernon The Vernon Addition secretly adding cards to a group of cards
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
520
Dick Ferguson, George G. Kaplan, Roberto Giobbi The Invisible Card selected card vanishes from five card packet and reappeares reversed in the deck
Inspired by 1998
Card College — Volume 3
523
Lin Searles, Roberto Giobbi The Four Seasons quick ace assembly with poetic pattern
Inspired by 1998
Card College — Volume 3
525
Roberto Giobbi Techniques with Breaks, Steps and Injogs intro
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
527
John Carney The Dribble Break method of obtaining a break above or below a card
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
529
The Crocodile Technique injog technique when card is returned into in-the-hands spread for marking a position or starting a control
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
531
Transferring a Break from the little Finger to the Heel of the Thumb
  • Two-Handed Method
  • One-Handed Method
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
532
Rafael Benatar Inserting a Card into a Break from front
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
533
S. W. Erdnase The Erdnase Break
1998
Card College — Volume 3
534
Ribbon Spread and Step
1998
Card College — Volume 3
535
A Spectator holds the Step bold handling
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
536
Dai Vernon Fan and Step
1998
Card College — Volume 3
536
Paul LePaul The LePaul Automatic Jog-Control
1998
Card College — Volume 3
538
The Drop Jog dropping upper half on lower half with jog
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
540
The Diagonal Insertion and Fan
1998
Card College — Volume 3
540
An Injog Handling maintaining an injog while dribbling the whole deck
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
541
Dai Vernon, Roberto Giobbi Injog and Step after the Cut
1998
Card College — Volume 3
542
General Reflections on Injogged Cards
1998
Card College — Volume 3
543
Martin A. Nash, Roberto Giobbi The Master Grip a peeked card is plucked from a turning ribbon spread
Inspired by 1998
Card College — Volume 3
544
Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser, Christoph Borer Remember and Forget magician finds two cards (one thought of and one "forgotten") of two spectators
Also published here 1998
Card College — Volume 3
546
Roberto Giobbi Card Controls, Part 2
1998
Card College — Volume 3
549
Larry Jennings, Edward Marlo The Convincing Control
1998
Card College — Volume 3
551
Frederick Montague, Fred Kaps, Tommy Tucker, Paul LePaul, Roberto Giobbi The Bluff Pass
Also published here 1998
Card College — Volume 3
555
A Direct Overhand Shuffle Control Lift shuffle
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
559
Daryl Martinez The Logical Control patter that explains why apparently no control is possible, to a specific location in the deck
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
560
The Spread Crimp
1998
Card College — Volume 3
561
The Bridge Control
1998
Card College — Volume 3
562
Refinements and Final Thoughts
  • Security
  • The Spectator Shuffles
  • Psychology
  • A Lost Card
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
563
Dai Vernon Emotional Reaction clever and subtle use of a keycard in a challenge situation
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
564
Larry Jennings, Roberto Giobbi A Sure Bet magician finds wrong card which then changes into spectator's choice
VariationsAlso published here 1998
Card College — Volume 3
565
Multiple Buckle with small packet
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
567
Roy Walton, Dai Vernon, Al Baker Ambitious 1-2-3-4
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
568
Roberto Giobbi The Double Lift, Part 3
1998
Card College — Volume 3
571
Dai Vernon, Martin A. Nash, Edward Marlo The Push-over Double
1998
Card College — Volume 3
573
Larry Jennings A Double Lift from the Center spinning out
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
575
Brother John Hamman Small Packet Double Lift no get ready
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
577
Daniel Rhod The Optical Replacement
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
579
Juan Tamariz, Frederick Braue, Gordon Bruce The Turnover Replacement
Variations 1998
Card College — Volume 3
580
Dai Vernon The Vernon Replacement method to unload the bottom card of a double
Also published here 1998
Card College — Volume 3
582
A Double Lift Finesse double lift with a snap
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
584
Roberto Giobbi The Palindrome Cards a five-card row magically reverses its order several times
Variations 1998
Card College — Volume 3
585
Steve Freeman The Time Machine two-card transpo plus Ambitious Card theme
Related toVariations 1998
Card College — Volume 3
588
Bill Simon, Roberto Giobbi Rise and Switch Double Rise plus transpo
Inspired by 1998
Card College — Volume 3
590
Roberto Giobbi False Display Counts, Part 2
1998
Card College — Volume 3
593
Arturo de Ascanio The Ascanio Spread
1998
Card College — Volume 3
595
Arturo de Ascanio Ascanio Spread Laydown setting all four cards on table, two methods
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
597
Reinhard Müller The Ascanio Spread Fan
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
598
Arturo de Ascanio, Ken Krenzel The Open Display five as four
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
599
Edward Marlo, Christian Scherer The Olram Subtlety
1998
Card College — Volume 3
603
Brother John Hamman The Gemini Count a four-card packet is shown to consist of two pairs of duplicate cards
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
604
The Over-count off the top of the deck
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
606
Larry Jennings The Multiple-lift Display Sequence four cards are shown as identical
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
607
Brother John Hamman, Norman Houghton The Flushtration Count
1998
Card College — Volume 3
609
Edward Marlo Displaying all the Cards as Identical uses Swing cut instead of Hindu Shuffle
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
610
Carmen D'Amico The D'Amico Spread
1998
Card College — Volume 3
611
Richard Vollmer The Strasbourg Waltz Aces twist, change places and transform into Kings
Also published here 1998
Card College — Volume 3
613
Dai Vernon Twist Flourish
1998
Card College — Volume 3
614
Paul Harris, Richard Vollmer, Bernard Bilis Set-Reset Plus
1998
Card College — Volume 3
616
Bernard Bilis One Handed Snap Display one-handed, top card snapped off with first finger
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
617
Roberto Giobbi, Jean-Jacques Sanvert The Dance of the Cannibals transformation climax
Inspired byRelated toAlso published here 1998
Card College — Volume 3
619
Roberto Giobbi Riffle Shuffle Techniques, Part 2
1998
Card College — Volume 3
627
Herb Zarrow The Zarrow Dynamic breakdown of the basic procedure
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
629
Herb Zarrow The Zarrow Shuffle
1998
Card College — Volume 3
632
Herb Zarrow, Juan Tamariz, The Direct Zarrow Shuffle
  • With a Slip Cut
  • A Shuffle Strategy by Juan Tamariz
  • A Refined Block Cover
  • With Running Cuts
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
634
The Pull-Through False Shuffle basic method
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
637
Dai Vernon Vernon's Pull-through Shuffle Variant delayed strip-out
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
641
Dai Vernon The Triumph Shuffle
1998
Card College — Volume 3
642
Various A Combination False Shuffle Zarrow and Triumph combined
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
645
Martin A. Nash Controlling the Top Stock with a Riffle Shuffle
1998
Card College — Volume 3
645
S. W. Erdnase A Combination False Shuffle and Cut
1998
Card College — Volume 3
646
Roberto Giobbi The Block Transfer the top stock is maintained with a Triumph Shuffle as part of three-shuffle sequence, Stevens Control alternative
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
648
Dai Vernon, Juan Tamariz, Fred Black A red-black False Shuffle spectator pushes cards together
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
649
Roberto Giobbi An In-the-hands False Shuffle
Also published here 1998
Card College — Volume 3
651
Dai Vernon, Roberto Giobbi Triumph using Zarrow shuffle
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
654
Roberto Giobbi Dad Stevens, King of the Card Cheats a King is controlled, then all four Kings appear
Variations 1998
Card College — Volume 3
657
Tabled Transfer Cut
1998
Card College — Volume 3
658
Roberto Giobbi The Multiple Shift
1998
Card College — Volume 3
660
The Insertion of the Cards for Multiple Shift
  • The Standard Method
  • The Fan Method
  • The Ribbon Spread Method
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
663
Neal Elias, Edward Marlo Swing Cut Multiple Shift
1998
Card College — Volume 3
664
Norman Houghton Bluff Multiple Shift riffle forcing consecutive cards
Related toAlso published here
  • Abracadabra, No. 1050, also Wit & Wizardry, p. 14
 1998
Card College — Volume 3
668
Dai Vernon The Vernon Multiple Shift
1998
Card College — Volume 3
669
Cardini, Charlie Miller Cardini's Overhand Multiple Shift
1998
Card College — Volume 3
671
John Carney Carney's Natural Multiple Shift culling
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
673
Edward Marlo The Simple Shift
  • Using a Thumb Count
  • Using a Glimpse
  • Variations with a Glimpse
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
674
Edward Marlo, Christian Scherer, Martin A. Nash The Tabled Multiple Shift
Inspired by 1998
Card College — Volume 3
676
Al Baker, Roberto Giobbi The Vanishing Deck two selected cards are found beneath a handkerchief first, for handling with deck switch see reference
Inspired byRelated to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
679
Roberto Giobbi The Faro Shuffle
1998
Card College — Volume 3
681
The Partial Faro
1998
Card College — Volume 3
683
Edward Marlo, Robert Page The Faro Slough-off concrete application for the Partial Faro
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
686
The Perfect Faro
1998
Card College — Volume 3
687
Edward Marlo The Incomplete Faro Control placing a noted card at a specific location
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
689
Faro Types glossary of the most common faro shuffle types
  • The Partial Faro
  • The In-Faro
  • The Out-Faro
  • The Straddle Faro
  • The Incomplete Faro
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
691
The Mathematical Basis of the Perfect Faro Shuffle
  • Mathematical Principles
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
692
Paul LePaul, Peter Kane, Nate Leipzig, Roberto Giobbi The Acrobatic Aces four Aces are visibly produced, Gymnastic Aces phase
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
694
Peter Kane The Card Gun
1998
Card College — Volume 3
695
Richard Vollmer, Gene Finnell The Two Detectives two red Jacks trap a freely chosen card between them, faro
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
697
Richard Vollmer, Henry Christ, Martin Gardner Numerology three numbers lead to discovery of freely chosen card, faro placement
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
700
Roberto Giobbi Advanced Palming Techniques Introduction
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
703
The One-handed Palm
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
705
The Gambler's Cop
1998
Card College — Volume 3
707
Roberto Giobbi, Fred Kaps Management Strategies for the Gambler's Cop
  • Seated at the Table
  • Standing
  • Replacing Card in Gambler's Cop Under the Deck
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
709
Dai Vernon The Transfer Palm
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
710
Replacing Cards in Gambler's Cop under the Deck
1998
Card College — Volume 3
710
Morris Loewy, Edward Marlo The Loewy Palm
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
712
The Left-hand Bottom Palm
1998
Card College — Volume 3
713
The Right-hand Bottom Palm
1998
Card College — Volume 3
717
Larry Jennings The Right-hand Bottom Palm of Multiple Cards
1998
Card College — Volume 3
720
Norman Houghton, Gordon Bruce Norman Houghton's Pocket Extraction trouser pocket
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
722
Dai Vernon, Tommy Dowd, Edward Marlo Producing a Card from Your Inner Left Jacket-pocket (1) before you can show left hand empty, with credit information
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
724
Edward Marlo Producing a Card from your Inner Right Jacket-pocket (2) before you apparently show both hands empty
Also published here 1998
Card College — Volume 3
727
S. W. Erdnase Replacing Palmed Cards on the Bottom of the Deck
1998
Card College — Volume 3
729
Vanni Bossi The Card in the Glass chosen card appears in glass, which is moved along tabled spread
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
731
Bernard Bilis The Open Prediction no trick cards or preparation required
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
733
Bernard Bilis Push-In Exchange outjogged card is pushed in and top half removed
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
734
Roberto Giobbi Color Changes introduction
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
737
Roberto Giobbi The Side-slip Color Change
1998
Card College — Volume 3
739
Nate Leipzig The Slap Change
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
741
The Wave Change
1998
Card College — Volume 3
742
Harry Houdini, Roberto Giobbi, Howard Schwarzman The Houdini Color Change
1998
Card College — Volume 3
744
Father Cyprian, Al Smith The Flip-flop Change time-delayed transformation
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
747
Jean Hugard, Roberto Giobbi The Fadeaway Card Change
Inspired by 1998
Card College — Volume 3
748
Roberto Giobbi Final Thoughts on color changes
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
750
Through and Through two chosen cards change places and penetrate a handkerchief
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
751
T. Nelson Downs Downs Change
1998
Card College — Volume 3
753
Vanni Bossi Holy Smoke! Tosheroon, face card of the deck changes into chosen card under a candle
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
755
Roberto Giobbi The Side Steal and Diagonal Palm Shift introduction
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
757
T. Nelson Downs, Arturo de Ascanio, Edward Marlo The Side-steal Transfer
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
759
Covers for the Side Steal
  • The Squaring Cover
  • The Ribbon Spread Cover
  • The Hand Spread Cover
  • The Riffle Cover
  • The Auditory Cover
 		1998
Card College — Volume 3
762
Edward Marlo The Side-steal Bottom Placemant and Variations card is brought to the bottom instead of the top
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
764
The Side-steal Palm
1998
Card College — Volume 3
765
Walt Lees, David Carré, Gordon Bruce The Simplified Side-Steal Palm
Also published here 1998
Card College — Volume 3
766
S. W. Erdnase, Dai Vernon The Diagonal Palm shift
1998
Card College — Volume 3
767
Allan Ackerman, Frank Simon The Convincing Control Palm
Related to 1998
Card College — Volume 3
771
Roberto Giobbi, Mack Picknick Picnick at the Summit four aces travel from different positions to the top of the deck
Inspired by 1998
Card College — Volume 3
773
Various, Roberto Giobbi, Paul Harris The Return of the Phantom a selected black card vanishes and reappeares between the red half of the deck as the phantom card, previously placed there
Inspired by 1998
Card College — Volume 3
775
Jack Birnman My Spectator, The Clairvoyant fair selection (automatic placement), added value of three selections determines position of first selection
Related to Winter 1998
The Looking Glass (Issue 4)
133
Chad Long Divide And Conquer collecting cards are fairly distributed yet appear face up on top with selections in between
Variations Winter 1998
The Looking Glass (Issue 4)
136
Larry Jennings, William Goodwin Even Higher Math
Inspired by Winter 1998
The Looking Glass (Issue 4)
144
Edward Marlo Bold Atfus
Winter 1998
The Looking Glass (Issue 4)
146
Roy Walton Company of Four pack is divided in four packets which are shown to be the suits, Gilbreath principle
 		Winter 1998
The Looking Glass (Issue 4)
147
Peter Duffie Spirits Between Your Palms
Winter 1998
The Looking Glass (Issue 4)
149
Joshua Jay Combined Interests combining prediction, spelling, card to pocket, transformation, ace production
 		Winter 1998
The Looking Glass (Issue 4)
150
Roy Walton, Peter Duffie Poof Change
Winter 1998
The Looking Glass (Issue 4)
155
Gene Maze Cutting After a Push-Through Shuffle
Winter 1998
The Looking Glass (Issue 4)
158
Jerry K. Hartman Lied and True Steinmeyer Count Principle
Related toAlso published here Winter 1998
The Looking Glass (Issue 4)
159
Alex Elmsley Card Coding by Permutation coding a card by arrangement of four or five other cards
  • Reversible Counting
  • Four-Card Coding
  • A Hole in Four (The Second Gap)
  • Camel Poker
Variations Winter 1998
The Looking Glass (Issue 4)
161
Joseph K. Schmidt Riffle Stacking from the Bottom credit information
 		Winter 1998
The Looking Glass (Issue 4)
168
William Goodwin Variation of "He Who Spelt it, Dealt it" sent in by Ray Kosby
Inspired by Winter 1998
The Looking Glass (Issue 4)
168
Rudolph Herzog Climax to a Classic card rises out of deck, then changes via Karl Germain change in glass
 		Winter 1998
The Looking Glass (Issue 4)
168
Nicholas Einhorn Spooked deck on floor, card jumps out at the end
  • History
  • Preparation
  • Performance
  • Clean-up
 		1998
Spooked
6
Nicholas Einhorn Warning! on thread work
 		1998
Spooked
16
Nicholas Einhorn Afterthoughts
1998
Spooked
17
Bill Morgan Up, Up, and Away card rises out of deck and floats until caught, wax
 		1998
The Rising Card Book
6
The Magnetic Rise card sticks to handkerchief and is risen out of deck
 		1998
The Rising Card Book
9
Paul McVee Two Handed Rise torn card with slit as gimmick
Related to 1998
The Rising Card Book
13
The Hidden Porthole deck in case, hole in case
 		1998
The Rising Card Book
17
Decked-Up card rises from middle, cut-out cards
 		1998
The Rising Card Book
19
Jack Donovan Totally Elastic elastic between two cards
 		1998
The Rising Card Book
22
Easy Riser out-of-hands in glass
 		1998
The Rising Card Book
25
Phil Kannen Free Float card rises out of cased deck held by spectator
 		1998
The Rising Card Book
29
Enveloped deck in envelope, selection rises out
 		1998
The Rising Card Book
33
Decked-Up deck rises out of case
 		1998
The Rising Card Book
36
Paul McVee Taped Rise
1998
The Rising Card Book
38
Company on the Rise business card rises out of deck, then selection(s), weight type deck required
 		1998
The Rising Card Book
41
Karl Fulves A Gambling Effect performer memorizes a string of cards, then deals 7 blackjack hands and knows who has a good hand
 		1998
Combo
2
Karl Fulves A Magical Effect think stop, then in next effect the color of all cards in top third are named
 		1998
Combo
2
Karl Fulves The Secret combo system introduction
 		1998
Combo
3
Karl Fulves One & One is Ten combo system introduction
 		1998
Combo
5
Karl Fulves The Value of Color combo system
Also published here 1998
Combo
6
Karl Fulves Practice practicing combo memory system
 		1998
Combo
11
Karl Fulves The Dealer's Game memorizing the high cards at blackjack, with practicing tips
 		1998
Combo
15
Karl Fulves Advantage Play
1998
Combo
17
Karl Fulves Tracking dealing out sixteen blackjack hands and memorizing the good ones
 		1998
Combo
19
Frank Thompson Frank Thompson False Cut
1998
Combo
22
Karl Fulves The Specialist performer separates colors of shuffled deck
 		1998
Combo
23
Karl Fulves Code For Oracle two suits named and removed, performer separates them from the back
 		1998
Combo
25
Karl Fulves The Lady Thinks shuffled deck, psychic from other side of room tells how cards should be dealt to separate reds from blacks
Related to 1998
Combo
27
Karl Fulves Psy-Key advantage for an ESP guessing game, memory
 		1998
Combo
31
Karl Fulves Crystal Persuasion red-black guessing game with two spectators, one gets everything right, the other according to chance
 		1998
Combo
36
Karl Fulves Expansionism memorizing color sequence of 32 cards, but really only sixteen
Related to 1998
Combo
38
Karl Fulves Shiner Gag mirror covered with tape
 		1998
Combo
39
Karl Fulves Cross Checking using one-way backs to expand combo memory system to four suits or other features, challenge location application
 		1998
Combo
40
Karl Fulves Mini Bridge 16-card version of bridge
 		1998
Combo
43
Karl Fulves After Hummer separating reds and blacks behind back, involving a layout on a grid on the table by spectator
 		1998
Combo
46
Karl Fulves Silent Speech memorizing sixteen cards after spectator's riffle shuffle, interlocking chains
 		1998
Combo
49
Karl Fulves Remote Viewing spectator shuffles cards once and deals about a third, then names a number and removes card from this position, performer names it, interlocking chains
 		1998
Combo
51
Karl Fulves Combo & Card Counting brief mention
 		1998
Combo
54
Mutus Nomen "The Classic Effect"
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
1
Karl Fulves You're How Old? "The First Layout", Ace through Nine of two suits, spectator remembers pair with her age, in the end birth year announced
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
4
Karl Fulves Stolen Numbers "The First Layout", telephone number presentation, ten cards (Ace through Ten) are laid out in which spectator's indicate their rows
Inspired by 1998
Mutus Nomen
7
Karl Fulves A Muted Nomen "The First Layout", spectators each remember one card in poker hand
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
11
Karl Fulves Fragments "The First Layout", poker presentation
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
14
Karl Fulves, Stewart Judah Crime Time "The Second Layout", using Judah shuffling sequence to set for the deal
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
17
Karl Fulves Bar Room Poker "The Second Layout", shuffling sequence to set for deal, nine pairs
Variations 1998
Mutus Nomen
19
Sam Schwartz Back Room Poker shuffling sequence to set for deal, nine pairs
Inspired by 1998
Mutus Nomen
21
Karl Fulves Count Without Words "The Second Layout", blackjack memory demonstration
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
23
Karl Fulves Mumbles "The Second Layout", ten value pairs, joker put between any pair, this pair later divined, anti-faro version
Inspired by 1998
Mutus Nomen
28
Karl Fulves, Stewart Judah Notes on a Shuffle "The Judah Shuffle", analyzing the distribution shuffle, "Quatrate?" term explained
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
30
Karl Fulves Shadow Land "The Judah Shuffle"
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
33
Karl Fulves Twin Effect "The Judah Shuffle", three visible and three invisible spectators
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
35
Karl Fulves The Card Counter "The Judah Shuffle", Tens through Aces used for blackjack presentation, three spectators
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
39
Karl Fulves Speechless "Without Words" (meaning without word codes in layout)
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
44
Karl Fulves Close Packing "Without Words"
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
46
Karl Fulves Family Reunion "Without Words", done with twenty borrowed photos
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
48
Karl Fulves Body of Evidence "Without Words", non-card version with twenty doll-house furnishings, murder mystery presentation
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
50
Sam Schwartz Map of the Mind "New Maps", paper with grid filled with card values that are later assigned to spectators
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
58
Karl Fulves Anything Squared "New Maps", mutus nomen with random words on paper square
Inspired by 1998
Mutus Nomen
64
Karl Fulves Letters of Intent Mutus Nomen with alphabet cards
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
67
Karl Fulves The Odd Location spectator choses two cards and cuts them together into packet, other spectators as well
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
69
Karl Fulves Murder at Midnight with triplets instead of pairs
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
72
Sam Schwartz A Weight Problem with triplets, presentation about weight of spectator
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
75
Karl Fulves Psycho nine spectators write day and month of birth on papers, later assigned to spectators with short readings
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
77
Karl Fulves Bibliography selective
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
82
Karl Fulves A Coincidence two cards in mutus nomen layout have odd backs, posed as problem
 		1998
Mutus Nomen
82
Karl Fulves The Noir Test five reds and five blacks, after separation blacks change into royal flush
Inspired by 1998
The Noir Test
2
Karl Fulves Casino Royale royal flush kicker
Inspired by 1998
The Noir Test
7
Karl Fulves Note references for Strip-Out Addition
 		1998
The Noir Test
9
Karl Fulves Noir et Rouge
Inspired by 1998
The Noir Test
10
Karl Fulves Some Assembly Required spectator choses cards from group of aces and indifferent card, choses aces (or Royal Flush)
Inspired by 1998
The Noir Test
13
Karl Fulves Noir Negative four cards chosen with Even Money Proposition procedure, they're predicted
Inspired by 1998
The Noir Test
15
Karl Fulves Even Money Aces selected four-of-a-kind mixed with 4 other cards, all cards cut in deck, they're back on top, aces kicker
Inspired byRelated toVariations 1998
The Noir Test
19
Karl Fulves Random Access
Inspired byRelated to 1998
The Noir Test
23
Karl Fulves Scratch Marking
1998
The Noir Test
23
Alexander de Cova Any Card at Any Number peek deck, miscalling
 		1998
Secrets No. 2
18
Alexander de Cova The Psychodelic Winning Game peek deck and billet switch with index
Also published here 1998
Secrets No. 2
24
Alexander de Cova Perfect 9-Card-Monte with three-card-monte intro
Inspired by 1998
Secrets No. 2
33
Cop Unload into pocket
 		1998
Secrets No. 2
37
Alexander de Cova Stand-up Deck Switch with table and silk, substitution principle
Also published here 1998
Secrets No. 2
43
Alexander de Cova Das Aranka-Prinzip card or other item to sealed envelope, with multiple loading methods (no-palm, from palm, from card shelf)
Inspired byRelated to 1998
Secrets No. 2
137
Shelfing a Card
1998
Secrets No. 2
143
John Lovick Introduction credit information
 		1998
The Reparation
1
John Lovick The Reparation
  • Preparation
  • Performance
  • Final Note
Inspired byAlso published here 1998
The Reparation
1
Wesley James Preface on piece-by-piece restorations
 		1998
Pristine
1
Wesley James Introduction on restorations
 		1998
Pristine
4
David Williamson Peel-Off Signature
1998
Pristine
5
Wesley James Pristine piece-by-piece restoration of signed card, then folds removed and signature peeled off
  • The Force
  • Acquiring the Duplicate and the Signatures
  • Pre-Creasing
  • The Tear
  • Switching in the Duplicate
  • Restoring the First Piece
  • Restoring the Second Piece
  • Restoring the Third (last) Piece
  • Unloading the Extra Pieces
  • The Pristine-ing
 		1998
Pristine
10
Wesley James The WJ Riffle Force with break
 		1998
Pristine
13
Philip T. Goldstein Psi-Con Ruse double ended cards are placed in book (instead of apparatus), english and french
 		1998
Montreal Lecture Notes — Notes de Conférence
1
Philip T. Goldstein The Mockingbird missing card divined, part of the "Birds of Prey" location, in english and french
 		1998
Montreal Lecture Notes — Notes de Conférence
3
Philip T. Goldstein A Clash of Symbols three phase ESP routine with cards in envelopes which also have symbols, "three-sided approach to the Gilbreath Principle", in english and french
Also published here 1998
Montreal Lecture Notes — Notes de Conférence
6
Philip T. Goldstein Strung-Out card is selected and signed from a deck with hole drilled through it, deck threaded with a cord and selection removed under silk, duplicate, in english and french
 		1998
Montreal Lecture Notes — Notes de Conférence
8
Chad Long The Tweezers two jokers as tweezers find two aces, then jokers turn into aces
Related to 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1364
Eric Mason Mason's Ambitious Riser
1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1365
Joel Givens Whitewashed rest of cards are blank
Also published here 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1368
Tom Gagnon The Versatile Spread Control bottom card rides under cards when spread on table
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1369
Tom Gagnon Self-Inflicted Spread Force with the Versatile Spread Control
VariationsAlso published here 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1370
Tom Gagnon The Inverse Spread Control with the Versatile Spread Control
Inspired byVariations 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1371
Tom Gagnon Veiled Discovery with the Versatile Spread Control
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1371
Tom Gagnon Key Card Placement with the Versatile Spread Control
Related to 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1371
Tom Gagnon Key Card Placement #2 with the Versatile Spread Control
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1372
Tom Gagnon Key Card Placement #3 with the Versatile Spread Control
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1372
Tom Gagnon Key Card Placement #4 with the Versatile Spread Control
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1372
Tom Gagnon Remote Control Reverse reversed in the middle, with the Versatile Spread Control
Related toAlso published here 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1373
Tom Gagnon The Imperfect Force
Inspired by 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1373
Tom Gagnon Gagnon's Immediate Spell with the Versatile Spread Control
Also published here 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1374
Tom Gagnon Automatic Card at Any Number with the Versatile Spread Control
Variations 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1374
Tom Gagnon Red & Blue Double-Leaper with the Versatile Spread Control, deck with half red and half blue cards, red selection travels to blue part and vice versa
Also published here 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1375
Tom Gagnon Super Interchange selection transposes from middle of the deck with performer's card in pocket, with the Versatile Spread Control
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1375
Tom Gagnon Collectors Per Se with the Versatile Spread Control, progressive collectors
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1376
Ed Eckl Kornographic Kard Thru Hank card trough handkerchief, first wrong card which is pushed back in
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1378
Jimmy Pavlica Double Kicker transposition of two signed cards, steal from D'Hotel's card rise position
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 67)
1380
Mike Gallo Tai Coin Do karate coin handling
Variations 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 68)
1392
Chad Long Popcorn Aces four Ace production
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 68)
1396
Gene Maze Ace Maze seven cards, aces change into different cards and travel to leader ace
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 68)
1397
John Benzais Benzais Cop
1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 68)
1398
Gene Maze Face Up to Face Down Switch
Related to 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 68)
1398
Jimmy Favorite Little Egypt pyramid build with three cards, coin appears, then spectator finds his signed card by placing the coin on top, coin vanishes again in pyramid
Inspired by 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 68)
1401
Joel Givens Collectors, for Collectors see also p. 1412
Also published here 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 68)
1407
ATFUS
1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 68)
1407
J. C. Doty Losing Control
1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 68)
1409
Troy Hooser Slip Stream (a.k.a. "Nectarless")
Variations 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 68)
1410
Lee Asher The Low Down Control
1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 68)
1411
Joel Givens Kiss Load
1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 68)
1412
Marty Kane Spectator's Simplex Lie Speller using the Judah Elimination Deal
Inspired by 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 68)
1416
Harry Levine Handling the Shuffle one-handed riffle shuffle
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 69)
143
Steve Beam Prepare to Breath(er)
1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 69)
1422
Harry Levine Prime Cut cutting to a breather crimp
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 69)
1423
Harry Levine Kaleidoscope Cut one-handed triple flourish cut, with variations
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 69)
1424
Harry Levine Climbing the Aces with up the ladder cut and breather crimp
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 69)
1428
Harry Levine The Thompson Breather
  • Breathing New Life into the F.T.
  • Selection From Middle to Top
  • Moving the Breather
Inspired by 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 69)
1429
Gene Matsuura Triple Play Cut
1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 69)
1430
Harry Levine Waiting to Exhale (Controlling the Breather) placing breather card over selection
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 69)
1432
Harry Levine Back into the Breach card thrown next to selection
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 69)
1436
Paul Harris, Eddie Fechter, Daryl Martinez Snap-Over Move
Related to 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 69)
1436
Harry Levine The Illegitimate Location with lots of flourish cuts, spelling this is not your card but this is
Inspired by 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 69)
1437
Harry Levine The Sandwich Cut one-handed
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 69)
1439
Harry Levine Extras controls and ideas using the breather crimp
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 69)
1440
Steve Beam One-Handed Faro
1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 69)
1442
Marty Kane Cigar Club eight picture cards and eight number card are shuffled and cut in half, always one picture and one number card, then spectator removes some cards and does a down under deal with the rest, last card tells amount of removed cards
Inspired by 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 70)
1451
Marty Kane Trek Trick
Inspired by 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 70)
1452
Marty Kane White House Cleaning spectator finds joker, rest are blank cards
Inspired by
  • Marty Kane's "Odd Lot" from "Magic" 8/97
 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 70)
1452
Marty Kane Magic with Added Zip
Inspired byRelated to 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 70)
1453
Troy Hooser Displ-Ace Aces put on deck, vanish and distribute in deck
Inspired byRelated toVariations 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 70)
1455
Larry Jennings, Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser Reverse Cull
1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 70)
1455
Paul Sorrentino Half and Half card gaff, split card to simulate two cards with torn corner
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 70)
1462
John Moran Sloppy Triumph in the hands version of Play It Straight, slop shuffle
Inspired by 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 70)
1464
Tom Gagnon Makeshift Double building double-facer, double-backer, long cards, and key cards, with sticky label of card box
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 70)
1468
Jack Birnman, Eddie Joseph, Roy Walton My Spectator, The Clairvoyant card fount at total of four stopped at cards
Related to 1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 70)
1468
Brian Kloske Danger Deck hole appears in deck signed selection ends up in performers mouth
 		1998
The Trapdoor — Volume Three (Issue 70)
1471
Dondrake Handling BlackArt Cards
  • Vanishing Card
  • Vanishing Jumbo Card
  • Diminishing Card
 		1998
Black Art Breakthroughs
9
Dondrake Jumbo Card Frame Three card monte with jumbo cards in a frame, using black art
 		1998
Black Art Breakthroughs
30
Joshua Jay Armamentarium Aces four Ace location routine, modeled after Henry Christ's Aces
Inspired byAlso published here 1998
A Teen's Routines
21
Joshua Jay Seeing is Believing Card to card box with funny presentation
Also published here 1998
A Teen's Routines
23
Joshua Jay That's The Hard Part Find two four of a kinds, and deck separates into red-black
Also published here 1998
A Teen's Routines
26
Joshua Jay, Chad Long Written Favorite Two card transposition between magician and spectator's favorite card, and "Your Favorite Card" magically appears on the back of spectator's card (initial sequence inspired by Chad Long)
VariationsAlso published here 1998
A Teen's Routines
28
Joshua Jay EncACEd Aces produced from a deck placed in card case, ending is deck vanishes from the card case
Also published here 1998
A Teen's Routines
31
Mike Masevic Fingertip Pop-out Move
Also published here 1998
A Teen's Routines
31
Joshua Jay Matchbox Restoration Matchbox gimmick used to restore torn card, vanish, produce or shrink a card
Also published here 1998
A Teen's Routines
42
Joshua Jay The Book Cut
Also published here 1998
A Teen's Routines
49
Joshua Jay The Jay Change One handed color change done on the face card of the deck, held vertically
 		1998
A Teen's Routines
51
Joshua Jay Losing Diamonds Selection (Two of Diamonds) made and lost. Ten of Diamonds shown, given a flick, flurry of red diamonds fly out, leaving the Two of Diamonds
Also published here 1998
A Teen's Routines
53
Joshua Jay A Utility Discovery Utility sequence - spectator deals and stops on their own selection, and second selection is then found reversed in the deck
Also published here 1998
A Teen's Routines
55
Dick Koornwinder The Koornwinder Kar car finds card by stopping next to it when pushed
  • The Apparatus Supplied
  • Explanation of the Basic Principle
Related to 1998
The Koornwinder Kar & The Koornwinder Card Control
4
Dick Koornwinder The Koornwinder Card Control key card with glue dots, reprinted from 1972, how to cut to it and how to control a selection with it
Also published here 1998
The Koornwinder Kar & The Koornwinder Card Control
10
Dick Koornwinder The Revised Technique for the Koornwinder Kar car finds card by stopping next to it when pushed
 		1998
The Koornwinder Kar & The Koornwinder Card Control
13
Ken Beale Fusion Aces two cards change into Aces between two spot cards, then the spot cards change into Aces themselves
Inspired byRelated toVariations 1998
Underworld (Issue 7)
85
Roy Walton Magic Trick two cards chosen by spelling MAGIC and TRICK, then found by spell-counting to a card
 		1998
Underworld (Issue 7)
89
Mark Murphy 3-Card Maneuver card on top with card under case
Related to 1998
Underworld (Issue 7)
89
Karl Fulves Delphic Dice card chosen with three dice from eight-card packet
 		1998
Underworld (Issue 7)
91
Peter Warlock Mentasma hinged envelope cards, red/blue double backer
Related to 1998
Underworld (Issue 7)
94
Karl Fulves Transmitter Problem transmitting the number of dealt cards via sound from another room, posed as problem
 		1998
Underworld (Issue 7)
96
Karl Fulves Time & Dice "Three tricks"
Ace through Six, spectator switches two cards and turns all over according to dice roll, divined
 		1998
Underworld (Issue 7)
97
Karl Fulves PK Dice "Three tricks"
two seven-card packets dealt one by one, only the card matches that was chosen with a die throw earlier
 		1998
Underworld (Issue 7)
98
Karl Fulves Brainchild "Three tricks"
two six-card packets dealt one by one, only the card matches that was chosen with a die throw earlier
Related to 1998
Underworld (Issue 7)
98
Frank Stefani Jack Attack spectator cuts to four Jacks and finds selection, see "Informant" reference for impromptu version
Inspired byRelated toVariations 1998
Underworld (Issue 8)
102
Martin Gardner The K Diaries spectator chooses word, counts forward according to the number of letters a few times, final word predicted, Kruskal principle
Related toVariations 1998
Underworld (Issue 8)
103
John Scarne, Stewart James, J. W. Sarles All Star Aces after some dealing and counting the four Aces are found
Related toVariations 1998
Underworld (Issue 8)
106
Karl Fulves Twixtwin after a confusing cutting, selection and shuffling procedure, a card that matches an initialed prediction card shows up
 		1998
Underworld (Issue 8)
108
John Werner Other Worlds
Inspired byRelated to 1998
Underworld (Issue 8)
110
Karl Fulves V-Real spectator cuts, card made up from suit of top and value of bottom card, spelling "virtual reality", card shown, it changes into made-up card (allusion to lie speller "Lie, Si")
Related to 1998
Underworld (Issue 8)
112
Karl Fulves Profiling number of red cards in one pile corresponds with number of black in another
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1998
Underworld (Issue 9)
116
Nob Yoshigahara Magnetic Aces four Aces face-down on table in a row, right first finger presses on first Ace, it clings to finger, places it on next Ace, both cards cling to finger, and so on
Related toAlso published here 1998
Underworld (Issue 9)
118
John E. Mintz Magnetic Aces - Notes cards cling to finger and are picked up one by one
Related to 1998
Underworld (Issue 9)
119
Sam Schwartz Alpha Spell card named spelled with alphabet decks, card predicted
Related to 1998
Underworld (Issue 9)
121
Mel Bennett K-Plus spelling instead of counting, Kruskal Principle with words
Inspired by 1998
Underworld (Issue 9)
123
Karl Fulves Line of Thought demonstration of memorising all twelve court cards
Related to 1998
Underworld (Issue 9)
123
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
Card Marking Systems substances "Pet Eye", "Red Out", "Spot Pen", magnetic markings
 		1998
The Fine Print (Issue 7)
167
R. C. Fields Diminuendo simplified handling
Inspired by 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 7)
173
Karl Fulves Stebbins Clock clock layout, one card turned over and put in center, counting procedure with the value and last card on count always turned over, remaining card forced
Inspired byRelated to 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 7)
176
Karl Fulves Stop At Red "Unsolved Mysteries"
stop trick presentation, posed as a problem
Inspired by 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 7)
177
Karl Fulves A Stopped Clock "Unsolved Mysteries"
clock layout, one card chosen, it is the only one where the value matches the hour, posed as a problem
 		1998
The Fine Print (Issue 7)
178
John Scarne Triple Cut Aces cuts onto table, Aces produced one by one, last one from case
 		1998
The Fine Print (Issue 7)
179
Karl Fulves Triumph With A Twist spectator and performer select a card from half the deck each, halves shuffled together face-up/face-down, top half spread, cards face-down except spectator's selection, bottom half face-up except performer's selection which is mate of spectator's selection
Related to 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 7)
183
Ken Beale, Karl Fulves Fusion II two cards change into Aces between two spot cards, then the spot cards change into Aces themselves
Inspired byVariations 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 7)
185
Karl Fulves Cold Fusion two cards change into Aces between two spot cards, then the spot cards change into Aces themselves
Inspired by 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 7)
187
Konnor A Neat Card Move through-the-fist flourish as kind of rising card from fist à la cigarette production, reprinted
Also published here
  • Thayer's Bulletin, March 1918
 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 7)
195
Karl Fulves Notes on Brainchild two rows of five cards each, one face down and one face up, some cards exchanges, only one matching backs (rainbow)
Related to 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 7)
199
Tom Craven Solution to Commuter Cards two-deck travelers, spectator distributes Aces in his pockets, performer makes Aces vanish from his deck and pulls them out of matching pockets
Inspired by 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 7)
201
Karl Fulves 4 In A Row
  • "Dot Com - Tricks and stunts with numbers"
betting game with Ace through Ten and sequences within the row that are decreasing or increasing
Related to 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 7)
207
Jack Avis Over Under Spell Jacks on table, three cards placed on three of them, all collected, Jacks spelled out, one vanishes and is removed from pocket
Inspired by
  • "A Knavish Trick" (W. G. Graigen, 1948)
 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 8)
211
Vernon Winiecke VW Double Lift pushed forward, then lose stud-style turnover
 		1998
The Fine Print (Issue 8)
216
Joseph K. Schmidt Single Handed one-handed cut production, credit information
Inspired by
  • "Educated Thumb" (Jerry Andrus, Hugard's Magic Monthly, Nov. 1962)
Related to
  • "Single Handed Pass (New Method)" (Robert-Houdin, Secrets of Conjuring and Magic)
  • Modern Close-up Problems (Joseph K. Schmidt)
 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 8)
222
Joseph K. Schmidt The Greek Charlier starting with a Greek Break
 		1998
The Fine Print (Issue 8)
224
Karl Fulves Informant further comments and credit information on the referenced items
Related to 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 8)
226
Marvelous Coincidence two selections from two decks match, double facer deck
Also published here 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 8)
226
Karl Fulves 9-Card Deal "Short Takes"
 		1998
The Fine Print (Issue 8)
231
Nob Yoshigahara Static Cling "an offbeat ace assembly"
four Aces face-down on table in a row, right first finger presses on first Ace, it clings to finger, places it on next Ace, both cards cling to finger, and so on
"in Science Magic Martin Gardner credits it to Nob Yoshigahara of Tokyo"
Related to 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 8)
232
Karl Fulves Just The Fax "Unsolved Mysteries"
photocopy of playing card mess faxed to medium who faxes back selection, posed as a problem
 		1998
The Fine Print (Issue 8)
234
Karl Fulves Rapid City Aces 203rd Ace related
Inspired by 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 8)
236
Bob Still Dr. Elliott's Second Deal two cards chosen behind back, performer names both, then both found when spectator calls stop during dealing, automatic second deal with corner missing
Related to 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 8)
240
Karl Fulves Now Serving cannibal presentation for the trick
Inspired by 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 8)
242
Sam Schwartz Kings Can Count two piles, spades and hearts counted in one packet, prediction about difference made
 		1998
The Fine Print (Issue 8)
245
Philip T. Goldstein Paradox Redux
  • "Dot Com - Tricks and stunts with numbers"
tapestry parity principle, credit information, 4x4 number matrix, 19 or 61
Inspired by 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 8)
247
Karl Fulves Crazy Cut straight false Swing Cut, halves turned perpendicular in process
Inspired by
  • Derek Dingle Swing Cut handling
 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 9)
257
Vernon Winiecke Double Pinochle Mirage double pinochle shown, the cards change into the four Aces, six-as-four count
 		1998
The Fine Print (Issue 9)
258
Sam Schwartz Fan-Tastic Joker pushed in fan, card next to it noted, then repeated in different position, cards vanish and travel into other half, Sellers force for two cards
Inspired byRelated to 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 9)
262
Karl Fulves 3 by 3 Card Monte "Unsolved Mysteries"
three rows of three cards, an Ace in each row, posed as a problem
 		1998
The Fine Print (Issue 9)
268
Karl Fulves Flatland court card, the direction of the head is changed, looking in other direction, see "Informant" reference for credit information on changing gaze of picture card
Related to 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 9)
269
Karl Fulves Takeaway seven-as-nine count, a Three taken away, only six cards remain
 		1998
The Fine Print (Issue 9)
270
Karl Fulves The Pluto Bet red black sorting procedure, outcome predicted
Related to 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 9)
273
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
John Scarne Multiple Card Control overhand shuffle between peeks
 		1998
The Fine Print (Issue 9)
280
Karl Fulves Red Snapper Ace through Seven of Spades put in frying pan, red-backed mystery card as well, then named card and put in from blue-backed deck, Ace through Seven removed again, only one card remains, it is now red-backed named card
 		1998
The Fine Print (Issue 9)
282
Karl Fulves Cut-Rate Hummer
  • "Dot Com - Tricks and stunts with numbers"
twenty cards spread, about five are reversed, spectator remembers one and turns it over, something done behind back by performer, selection located and other reversed cards are now Aces
Variations 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 9)
285
Karl Fulves, Mel Bennett A Card Force
  • "Dot Com - Tricks and stunts with numbers"
Ace through Nine in row on table, some cards eliminated, rest added, total divided by six and counted from either end, variations on this force
Related to 1998
The Fine Print (Issue 9)
286
Karl Fulves Wheel of Fortune
  • "Dot Com - Tricks and stunts with numbers"
spinner in center of circle layout, card chosen by spinning and counting, predicted
 		1998
The Fine Print (Issue 9)
291
Peter Duffie Centrifugal Diary spectator cuts off pile and counts court cards for month and either red or black number cards for day, forcing a day with a stack, word in calendar predicted
 		1998
Deck Direct
2
Peter Duffie The Chosen Few a card created with a cut off pile by chosen a card for suit and counting for value, another spectator cuts to it
 		1998
Deck Direct
3
Ed Balducci Cut-Deeper Force
1998
Deck Direct
3
Peter Duffie Alien Encounter card chosen, Ace of Spades from an odd-colored deck put in, it becomes selection
Inspired by 1998
Deck Direct
4
Peter Duffie Joint Effort card found at two added chosen numbers
 		1998
Deck Direct
5
Peter Duffie Free Will eight cards, spectator chooses four, performer is left with Aces
Inspired byAlso published here 1998
Deck Direct
6
Peter Duffie Predict deck cut, nine cards counted off, some added, total predicted
 		1998
Deck Direct
7
Peter Duffie A Novel Card Trick card selected, three cards chosen to form a page number, in the book/novel the selection is found at that page
 		1998
Deck Direct
8
Peter Duffie Phone Zone No. 1 card location over phone
Variations 1998
Deck Direct
9
Peter Duffie Phone Zone No. 2 card location over phone
Inspired by 1998
Deck Direct
10
Peter Duffie Multiplex Perplexed four cards selected, two black Jacks end up in deck with two selections around each
 		1998
Deck Direct
11
Peter Duffie The Faranormal spectator places some cards between two Kings, sandwich faro-shuffled, two cards produced that total the number of cards between the Kings now
 		1998
Deck Direct
12
Peter Duffie Bilocation two cards found by using the value and spelling the name of the performer's lucky card (Seven of Diamonds)
Also published here 1998
Deck Direct
13
Peter Duffie A Sharp Mind Ace of Spades ends up between two selections, using Cut Deeper Force
Variations 1998
Deck Direct
14
Peter Duffie The Speckled Humbug spectator selects red card, but performer goes on to find it among ten black cards, sucker
Inspired byAlso published here
  • Abacus magazine
 1998
Deck Direct
15
Peter Duffie Whysolation packet of about twenty cards, spectator and performer each remove a card, they turn out to be the only black cards
Inspired by 1998
Deck Direct
16
Gordon Bruce Two Triumphs
  • First Version
  • Second Version
Inspired by 1998
Five Times Five — Scotland
11
Peter Duffie Facing the Bottom Card Handling during overhand shuffle
Inspired by 1998
Five Times Five — Scotland
14
Gordon Bruce The Gordon Bruce False Shuffle two runs with block in the middle
Related toVariations 1998
Five Times Five — Scotland
16
Gordon Bruce The Tell Tale Kings two chosen cards sandwiched between red and black Kings, performer names both cards and they transpose, whispering plot
Inspired by 1998
Five Times Five — Scotland
18
Dave Campbell Fusion selection signed on face, odd-backed card signed on back by performer suddenly has the spectator's signed face
Inspired byRelated toAlso published here 1998
Five Times Five — Scotland
20
Dave Campbell Dotty Spots two blank-faced cards with red spots on them transpose with two cards with blue spots, repeated with spectator's signature, three phases (trick with same name in Campbell Legacy is different)
Inspired byAlso published here 1998
Five Times Five — Scotland
23
Johann Nepomuk Hofzinser Wild Card Switch
1998
Five Times Five — Scotland
24
Dave Campbell B.I.N.G.O. five bingo cards shown on both sides, one side transforms in letter cards that spell "BINGO"
Inspired byAlso published here 1998
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Dave Campbell, Larry Jennings Bottom Palm to Right Hand also for multiple cards
 		1998
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Shigeo Takagi Turn-Over Count
1998
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Peter Duffie The Arrow Deck arrows in four directions drawn on every card, cards sorted according to arrows, suits are separated except for named four-of-a-kind
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Peter Duffie Orientation Change with spin cut sequence
 		1998
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Peter Duffie Delirium six blank cards are printed
Inspired by
  • "Blackjack" (Peter Duffie, marketed trick)
 1998
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Gordon Bruce Stroke Change double stroked à la Hofzinser top change, top card unloaded
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Edward Marlo Face-Up Startler two cards face-to-face change
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Peter Duffie Intuitive cards with colored spots and numbers, some selected, a prediction is matched
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Steven Hamilton A Welcome Return Nine of Hearts selected, Aces trap three Threes, those Threes then a Five and Four of Hearts, and between those appears the selection, diminishing collectors
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Steven Hamilton Reverse Plunger Addition outjogged cards removed, cards in between secretly kept
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Steven Hamilton S.T.A.F.F. deck shuffled by spectator, Aces immediately spelled out
Inspired by
  • "Immediate Ace Spell" (George McBride, The Crimp No. 15)
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Steven Hamilton Mixing With Royalty one packet changes into Queens
Inspired byAlso published here 1998
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Steven Hamilton Dupli-Temps Switch two packets are apparently exchanged
Inspired byRelated toAlso published here 1998
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George McBride Repulsion two selection rise to the top one by one and are placed among Queens where they vanish, they reappear in pocket
Inspired by 1998
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Frederick Braue Braue Addition Sequence
1998
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George McBride Pocket Tweezers two selections are chosen by using the red Aces as tweezers and pocketed, they transpose with the two red Aces
Inspired by 1998
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Cy Endfield Tweezer Double Lift
1998
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Dave Robertson Spectator Makes Good wrong card found, spectator cuts deck in three piles, same value than selection is on top and wrong card changes into selection
Inspired by
  • Ed Marlo version for Cutting the Aces
Variations 		1998
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Dave Robertson Totally Gone two cards signed and lost, one travels to wallet, second does not but is the only card without "GONE" written on its back
Inspired byVariations 1998
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Dai Vernon Depth Illusion
1998
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Gavin Ross Straight Through The Heart indicator card chosen and number up to twelve thought-of, suit of indicator and number as value used to arrive at a card, indicator card spelled to and the card is found
Inspired by 1998
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Gavin Ross Auto-Plunge Aces four Aces produced by mating a selection and push-through plunger
  • Phase One: "Simple Minds"
  • Phase Two: "The Auto-Plunger"
Also published here
  • booklet "Auto Plunger" (Gavin Ross, 1994)
 1998
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Gavin Ross The Information Pack half deck is pushed through other half (incomplete faro) and turns over, full suit visible with selection missing, with variation by Peter Duffie
Inspired by 1998
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Dai Vernon Bottom Deal Spread Force like Bottom Deal Exchange
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R. Paul Wilson Card On Case In Case card balanced on card case changes into another selection and is found inside case
Inspired by 1998
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Dai Vernon Top Change Handling accidentally bumping over card case
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Edward Marlo Card to Case Technique
1998
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Roy Walton Whispering Henry two cards selected, performer names one of them, it turns over, second selection named and found, Henry Christ Force application
Variations 1998
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Roy Walton Pass Out deck faced, Aces appear when deck is turned over one by one, Aces vanish and are later found reversed in the middle
Related to 1998
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Roy Walton Single Card Turnover Pass with only one card
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Roy Walton Ghostly Spells sixteen-card packet mated via spelling famous magicians
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Jack Avis Dribble Top Palm
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Jack Avis Swing Cut Bottom Palm into cop, HaLo Cut type action
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Jack Avis Double Undercut Bottom Palm into right hand
 		1998
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Jack Avis Thumb Clip Steal
  • As a Color Change
  • as part of an Ambitious Card Routine
Related to 1998
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Jack Avis Center Double Lift credit information
  • First Handling (pulled out the back)
  • Second Handling (top half pulled over with right fingers and card in center flipped over)
 		1998
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Jack Avis Bonnie and Glide four spectators each name a small number and that many cards are counted in front of each from bottom of deck, Ace on each
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Jack Avis Multiple Glide multiple glide from end grip
 		1998
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Jack Avis Siva Hindu Force force card dragged out with left fingers
 		1998
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Jack Avis Waterfall False Shuffle faro, then unweave noice sold as waterfall, also to get into Vernon's "No Sleight Triumph"
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Hugh's Cut no last name given, three-packet version of Charlier Pass
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Jack Avis Avis Fan Switch with routine in which a card is wrongly located and changes into selection
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Jack Avis Center to Top Reverse one-handed behind back, bold
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Jack Avis Siva Count five as four, credit information
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Jack Avis Ambitious Siva Takes the Count Ace to Four
Inspired by 1998
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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
Related to 1998
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Breather Crimp credit information
 		1998
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Jack Avis Auto Deck performer deals himself Aces, then spectators remember one card in their hand, performer shuffles and deals again, everyone has a Straight Flush and performer the memorized cards, extra Aces and duplicates
Also published here
  • marketed in 1953
 1998
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Gus Davenport Flipping Swindle five cards laid out in cross formation, cards have to be dropped onto the formation so that it is eventually covered completely, with gags
 		1998
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Jack Avis, Dr. James William Elliott Mystery of Elliott's Last Legacy interpretation of the Dr. Elliott runup system
Inspired by
  • "Elliott's Last Legacy", p. 318
Also published here 		1998
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Jack Avis Variations on Scarne's Runup System three variations
Also published here 1998
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Jack Avis Pinochle Caper four cards change several times
Also published here 1998
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Jack Avis Weight Lifter number of cards in packet correctly estimated, breather crimp
Inspired by
  • "Weight Guess Plus" (Bob King)
Related toAlso published here
  • The Crimp
 1998
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Jack Avis Chosen Ace Through the Table
1998
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Longitudinal Tenkai Palm Steal from small packet
 		1998
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Jack Avis Hofzinser Ace Trick
VariationsAlso published here 1998
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Jack Avis Flash Ace Production deck split into four packets, Ace on top of each
 		1998
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Jack Avis Siva's Ace Cut
1998
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Draw Shift
1998
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Jack Avis Change in Handling spectator removes a couple of number cards to represent his phone number, performer arranges them instantly so they spell out in right order
Inspired by 1998
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Jack Avis Sport Detector four blank cards shown, any sport thought of by performer, an image that represents a sexy girl appears and vanishes
Also published here 1998
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Jack Avis Folding Numbers paper with numbers in a 4x4 grid is folded into small square, edges cut off, sum of one orientation predicted, parity
Inspired by 1998
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Jack Avis Chance in Four four red-backed cards with number 5, 10, 15 and 20, one number chosen and card at that position matches the red-backed card with that number and others don't
Variations 1998
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Tony Kardyro, Edward Marlo K.M. Move
1998
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Jack Avis Impromptu Auto Cue deck shuffled face-up/face-down, three face-down cards put on table, spectator exchanges two and remembers the third one, all replaced, Triumph effect
Inspired by
  • "Auto Cue" (Roy Walton, Genii, July 1991)
 1998
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Jack Avis Spooky Time clock face with suits and values on it, two plastic hands held onto it and the move by themselves to indicate selection
Inspired by 1998
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Jack Avis All Fair Predict-O-Matic spectator reverses card behind deck in deck, predicted
 		1998
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Jack Avis Spread Display Switch as reversed card is shown
 		1998
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Jack Avis Queen Tells All bottom cards of piles divined
Inspired by 1998
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Jack Avis Avis Deal Switch kind of one-handed second deal with break
Also published here 1998
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Jack Avis Tupax Into One involving piles made and dealt through in unison
Inspired by
  • "Tupax" (Stewart James, Top, Nov. 1940)
Related to 		1998
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Jack Avis Predicted Stopping Place two cards predicted, Gemini Twins, credit information
Inspired by 1998
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Jack Avis Three to Die die used to select two numbers, three chosen cards match the numbers
 		1998
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Edward Marlo Visual Retention Change
1998
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Jack Avis Magical Sucuba 4x4 matrix, some number coincidences occur
Related to 1998
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Jack Avis, Al Koran Cards of Pegasus initialed Joker in sealed in envelope, five cards chosen and initialed, one card is chosen, transposes with the Joker, chosen card is now in envelope
Related toAlso published here 1998
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Jack Avis Slate of Hand card of selection appears on one of two miniature slates in chosen chalk color
 		1998
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Jack Avis Rara Avis Card Stab knife stabbed into top of deck so that a small block is stuck to tip of knife, bottom card is selection
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Al Koran Miracle Card Stab exact center
 		1998
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Jack Avis Wishing Envelope small envelope with one corner cut off, card inserted, a "corner shell" simulates another card being in it, followed by three applications
Also published here 1998
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Jack Avis The Wishing Envelope two cards chosen, indifferent card put in envelope that has a corner cut off, it changes into one selection, then into the other
 		1998
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Jack Avis The Dissected Joker card put into envelope that has a corner cut off, card and envelope cut into quarters, it transposes with another card, using "Wishing Envelope"
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Jack Avis Transposed Marlo Reverse card turns over in envelope that has a corner cut off, changes into selection, using "Wishing Envelope"
 		1998
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Jack Avis, Billy O'Connor O'Connor Caper two cards predicted and mates via count-back force (10-20 force), credit information
Inspired by
  • Billy O'Connor trick in The Magic Wand
 1998
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