the capital q\nback-count force with counters/coins or cards, as divination with partial stack\n unknown\nthe capital q\n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
The Capital Q
back-count force with counters/coins or cards, as divination with partial stack
predictable princess\nten-card set-up, five envelopes as predictions\nedward marlo\n"princess a-hoy" (peter tappan & ross johnson, the impostress princess)
1990
cardfixes Edward Marlo
Predictable Princess
ten-card set-up, five envelopes as predictions
Inspired by
"Princess A-Hoy" (Peter Tappan & Ross Johnson, The Impostress Princess)
put a shine on your mind\n"ways to ascertain the value of a thought-card"
five methods with procedures in which spectator needs to remove as many cards as the thought-of value, partial set-up, memorized deck, distant key card\nedward marlo
1991
the olram file Edward Marlo
Put A Shine On Your Mind
"Ways to Ascertain the Value of a Thought-Card"
five methods with procedures in which spectator needs to remove as many cards as the thought-of value, partial set-up, memorized deck, distant key card
two "limited selection" effects\none of five cards thought of, with thinking procedure\nedward marlo\nthe new tops, jan. 1978
1995
m.i.n.t. — volume ii Edward Marlo
Two "Limited Selection" Effects
one of five cards thought of, with thinking procedure
mental reselection\nspectator thinks of one of five cards, then choses one of them face-down, it's his mental selection, four methods (marked or stacked)\nedward marlo\nthe new tops, may 1979
1995
m.i.n.t. — volume ii Edward Marlo
Mental Reselection
spectator thinks of one of five cards, then choses one of them face-down, it's his mental selection, four methods (marked or stacked)
another anyone anywhere\nthought of card's position predicted, then spectator divines position of performer's card, partial memorized deck and prediction pocket index (twelve items)\nallan ackerman
1997
i can't believe it's not all cards Allan Ackerman
Another Anyone Anywhere
thought of card's position predicted, then spectator divines position of performer's card, partial memorized deck and prediction pocket index (twelve items)
mind game\nnumber from five to ten named, deck shuffled by spectator, top four cards taken and arranged under table, placed back, card at position remembered by spectator and named by performer, six-card set-up\ndai vernon\ndatabase\nkarl fulves
1999
latter day secrets Dai Vernon
Mind Game
number from five to ten named, deck shuffled by spectator, top four cards taken and arranged under table, placed back, card at position remembered by spectator and named by performer, six-card set-up
multiple procedures\ngetting spectator to think of one cards of a few
1. spectator shuffles and spreads (full stack, spectator shuffled briefly)
2. spectator shuffles and spreads (small stack)
3. spectator shuffles and spreads (no stack)\nroger crosthwaite\nfocused television\nroger crosthwaite
1999
arcardia Roger Crosthwaite
Multiple Procedures
getting spectator to think of one cards of a few
1. Spectator Shuffles and Spreads (full stack, spectator shuffled briefly)
2. Spectator Shuffles and Spreads (small stack)
3. Spectator Shuffles and Spreads (no stack)
the capital q\nno. 23, back-count force
- improvement (as divination with partial stack)\nellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
rapit memorization (?) of half the pack\nno. 17, half the deck switched, order known or cue sheet\nellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
Rapit Memorization (?) of Half the Pack
No. 17, half the deck switched, order known or cue sheet
missing think?\none of twelve cards chosen and pocketed, then it is put back into the packet and travels to pocket\nwayne dobson
2004
dobson's choice 3 Wayne Dobson
Missing Think?
one of twelve cards chosen and pocketed, then it is put back into the packet and travels to pocket
the impossible dream\nspectator cuts off pile, remembers bottom card and puts pile in center of rest, card named later, half stack\nharry riser\nmum, june 1995\ned marlo effect
2006
secrets of an escamoteur Harry Riser
The Impossible Dream
spectator cuts off pile, remembers bottom card and puts pile in center of rest, card named later, half stack
a bridge hand\nfour packets made, top cards taken until bridge hand is formed, all cards divined\njack avis\nbob haines
2006
rara avis Jack Avis, Bob Haines
A Bridge Hand
four packets made, top cards taken until bridge hand is formed, all cards divined
a contrived location\nselection made in unusual way from incomplete faro condition, also handlings with multiple out prediction and partial stack\njack avis
2006
rara avis Jack Avis
A Contrived Location
selection made in unusual way from incomplete faro condition, also handlings with multiple out prediction and partial stack
u-predict-it\nperformer and spectator name a card and number each, they match, half new deck order type stack used\nkarl fulves
2010
prolix Karl Fulves
U-Predict-It
performer and spectator name a card and number each, they match, half new deck order type stack used
crossfire\nspectator names card from half the deck and a number, performer as well from other half, when counted to, the other cards shows up at the numbers\nkarl fulves
2010
prolix Karl Fulves
Crossfire
spectator names card from half the deck and a number, performer as well from other half, when counted to, the other cards shows up at the numbers
shuffled acaan\nhandling in which the spectator can shuffle first\ndenis behr\na card and a number\nal baker\ns.a.c.a.a.n.\nasi wind
2011
handcrafted card magic — volume 2 Denis Behr
fate mates\ncard named by each performer and spectator, written on paper pieces, two halves, one card outjogged, both dealt in unison, both named cards show up\njack avis\nkarl fulves\ntupax into one\njack avis\nback story\nkarl fulves
2012
prolix Jack Avis, Karl Fulves
Fate Mates
card named by each performer and spectator, written on paper pieces, two halves, one card outjogged, both dealt in unison, both named cards show up
an instinct for cards revisited\nimpossible card location, card is selected, lost, deck is shuffled, magician can still find card, includes method with memorized deck, edge marks and punch\njohn born\nan instinct for cards\n unknown
2012
seeking the bridge John Born
An Instinct for Cards Revisited
Impossible card location, card is selected, lost, deck is shuffled, magician can still find card, includes method with memorized deck, edge marks and punch
tilapia\ntwo spectators each think of a card, magician slowly divines each selection without wrong statements, includes versions built into tamariz and aronson stack\nmatt baker\n"think-a-card in the aronson stack" (simon aronson, unpublished, 2016)\nsimon-eyes\nsimon aronson
2019
the buena vista shuffle club Matt Baker
Tilapia
Two spectators each think of a card, magician slowly divines each selection without wrong statements, includes versions built into Tamariz and Aronson stack
Inspired by
"Think-a-Card in the Aronson Stack" (Simon Aronson, unpublished, 2016)
elementary, my dear vernon\ndivining a selection by eliminating the impossible, followed by ending with a triumph\nmatt baker\ntriumph\ndai vernon\nsherlock\npit hartling
2019
the buena vista shuffle club Matt Baker
Elementary, My Dear Vernon
divining a selection by eliminating the impossible, followed by ending with a Triumph
short-term memory\nmemory system for instantly memorizing ten cards in order, combined with half a memorized deck to pseudo demo, sal piacente story\nsteve forte
2020
gambling sleight of hand — volume 2 Steve Forte
Short-Term Memory
memory system for instantly memorizing ten cards in order, combined with half a memorized deck to pseudo demo, Sal Piacente story