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Jack Merlin Exhibition Poker Feat five full houses, then straight from selected cut pile Merlin at the Card Table 19
Frank Travers Gambler at Large! stack for demo with several games (Poker, Blackjack, Bridge)Related to The Jinx 1-50 (Issue 39) 257
William H. McCaffrey Unique Bridge and Poker Deal shuffled deck, card called out as memory demonstration (stacking), then bridge and poker deal demo Greater Magic 298
Frank Travers big deal? "Rapid Set-up" & "Expert Deal", two special full deck stacks for Stud Poker, Draw Poker, Black Jack, Bridge, Rhummy The Jinx 101-151 (Issue 142) 799
Russell "Rusduck" Duck Poker + The Phoenix 251 - 300 (Issue 283) 1130
Rufus Steele The Gambler's Rehearsal elaborated routine with full deck set upRelated to Tarbell Course in Magic — Volume 6 90
Russell "Rusduck" Duck Poker Poser stud deal The Cardiste (Issue 4) 3
Russell "Rusduck" Duck Poko-Combo stack that allows combination for ten card poker deal, strictly straight and straight cheatingRelated to The Cardiste (Issue 12) 2
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, faroRelated to Slow Motion Poker Deals 1
Roy Walton Draw Poker Plus 25-card deck can be dealt in as many piles as often as spectators want, yet performer receives royal flushRelated to
  • correction on p. 86
Variations		 The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4 (Vol. 2 No. 4) 79
Peter Alexis Scarlock's Card phoned person knows dealt poker handsInspired byAlso published here The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4 (Vol. 3 No. 12) 214
Bruce Cervon Perpetual Motion Poker fifty cards, progressive poker deal, royal flush at the end The Cardiste (Issue 13) 3
Martin A. Nash A Gambler Sits Down faros and second dealing, several phases, ends with royal flush The Cardiste (Issue 13) 14
Earl Keyser 22-Card Poker Deal after any number of faro shuffles, the dealer always wins, stack Epilogue (Issue 16) 151
Roy Walton Informer four quarters on table with an unknown indicator card in front of each, spectator cuts off a pile of each quarter, the indicator cards predict how many cards have been cut off of each pile, in second phase two poker hands are constructed from two piles The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8 (Vol. 8 No. 2) 575
Peter Alexis Scarlock's Card phoned person knows dealt poker handsAlso published here Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups 13
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 Ned's Ultimate Poker Stack 1
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 handInspired by Faro Possibilities 31
Allan Slaight Continued combined with Stud Poker and Lie-SpellerInspired by Apocalypse Vol. 1-5 (Vol. 5 No. 5) 633
Russell "Rusduck" Duck, Rufus Steele The Murdock Stack in multiple deals, progressively better hands are dealt, see credit correction in issue 2, p. 3, see also The CardisteRelated to West Coast Quarterly (Vol. 1 No. 1) 25
T. Nelson Downs TND Poker Deal stack in which two to six players can be chosen, good hands and performer wins The Fred Braue Notebooks (Issue 2) 15
Philip T. Goldstein Knowker performer divines high card in poker hand, then full hand Fifth 8
Ron Ferris Sweetheart Stack spectator can change cardsInspired by
  • Nick Trost's "Challenge Poker Deal"
 The Trapdoor - Volume Two (Issue 39) 716
Guy Hollingworth Reset Routine ends in New Pack OrderAlso published here Roger's Thesaurus 154
Nick Trost Double Poker Hand Prediction Comes from Bill Miesel's notes, performed in 1968 The Card Magic of Nick Trost 124
Nick Trost, Al Thatcher, Michael F. Zens Zens-Gilbreath Poker Deal Any poker hand called forInspired byRelated to The Card Magic of Nick Trost 232
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 duplicatesAlso published here
  • marketed in 1953
 Vis à Vis 56
Guy Hollingworth A Gambling Routine also known as "Reset", ends in New Pack Order, for an idea see also p. 28 of Behr referenceRelated toAlso published here Drawing Room Deceptions 181
Karl Fulves Playing Best Hand Inspired by When Psychics Play Poker 5
Karl Fulves When Psychics Play Poker psychic vs. gambler, spectator riffle shuffles, psychic gets seven cards, gambler five, psychic finds two Aces and moves around some cards and winsAlso published here When Psychics Play Poker 61
Karl Fulves When Psychics Play Poker psychic vs. gambler, spectator riffle shuffles, psychic gets seven cards, gambler five, psychic finds two Aces and moves around some cards and winsRelated toAlso published here Latter Day Secrets (Issue 9) 386
Harry Riser The Bottom Dealer Folds Ten through King of Spades lost, four hands dealt, some good hands with Royal Flush for performer, farosAlso published here
  • MUM, Oct. 2002
 Secrets of an Escamoteur 169
Woody Aragon Psychic Poker after shuffle four poker hands are divined, one predicted, full deck stack, gilbreath Semi-Automatic Card Tricks - Volume 8 65
Joseph Barry A Memory at the Card Table card chosen, deck apparently memorized, blackjack and poker hands apparently riffle stacked, rest recited and last card is selected oneAlso published here Reverie 24
Joseph Barry A Memory at the Card Table card chosen, deck apparently memorized, blackjack and poker hands apparently riffle stacked, rest recited and last card is selected oneAlso published here Fifty 10
Daniel Madison The Poker Lesson Storytelling stack that explains the rules and different hands of poker Placebo 7
David (Foote) Drake Getting Into The Ten Card Poker Deal starting with full deck The Bammo Ten Card Deal Dossier 24
Allan Slaight Build Down poker routine that ends with necessary ten cardsAlso published here The Bammo Ten Card Deal Dossier 25
So Sato Poker Demon-Stration winning hand is dealt after spectator shuffles, Mass Destruction Stacking The Secrets of So Sato 120
So Sato Poker Demon-Stration Plus Mass Destruction Stacking
Phase 1: Middle Deal Demonstration
Phase 2: Stacking Demonstration (Re-Deal principle)		 The Secrets of So Sato 123
John Hostler Rogue Heart Triskadequadra Application #2
spectator selects card that completes a poker hand, duplicates		 Magnum Opossum 65
Colm Mulcahy Flushed with Embarrassment Triskadequadra Application #4
seven poker hands dealt, five people pass their best card to a beginner and worst card to the spectator, beginner ends up with four Aces and a King, performer with straight flush		Also published here
  • Mathematical Card Magic, 2013
 Magnum Opossum 71
Jack Carpenter, Steve Ehlers The Legend of Silas Greene two poker hands dealt, three of a kind and Kings, former hand changes to Aces, then perfect bridge deal, rhyming patterInspired by The Expert's Portfolio No. 2 75
John Cottle, Ben Joffe Ice Cold Decks six gambling stacks for Texas Hold'em that can be cut, yet the dealer wins, for two, three, four or eight playersVariations Operandi (Issue 3) 10
Johnny Thompson The Gambler's Ballad gambling demonstration with Matching the Card finale, magician vs. gambler theme, rhyming patter The Magic of Johnny Thompson (Issue 1) 27
Denis Behr Extended Gambling Demonstration multi-phase routine, named four-of-a-kind is riffle-culled, then riffle-stacked, then a bridge deal into new deck orderInspired by Handcrafted Card Magic — Volume 3 19
Jason Ladanye High-Card Hustle multi-phase cutting the high card, set-up reachable via faros from new deck order, faros Game Changer 263
Jason Ladanye The Art of War spectator and performer each turn over cards, higher card wins, spectator loses throughout whole deck, faros Game Changer 325
David Solomon Revised Gilbreath Poker Straight Flush finale Solomon's Secrets 52
Derrick Chung Ice Cold Decks - Part 2 Hold'em stack to win with two to six playersInspired by Operandi (Issue 4) 16
Matt Baker Gilbreath Poker Both spectator and magician deal five hands of poker from their cards, each deal a good hand to an imaginary player, leaving the best hand for themselvesInspired byRelated to The Buena Vista Shuffle Club 195