two heaps of cards, unequal in number, being placed upon the table, to predict beforehand which of the two the company will choose \n ambiguous prediction, two handlings (number of cards or values in pile & odd/even pile with palming) \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
Two Heaps of Cards, unequal in Number, being placed upon the Table, to predict beforehand which of the two the Company will choose
ambiguous prediction, two handlings (number of cards or values in pile & odd/even pile with palming)
to allow a person secretly to think of a card, and dividing the pack into three heaps, to cause the card thought of to appear in whichever heap the company may choose \n \n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
To allow a Person secretly to think of a Card, and dividing the Pack into three heaps, to cause the Card thought of to appear in whichever heap the Company may choose
two heaps of cards having been placed upon the table, to predict with certainty which heap a spectator will choose \n ambiguous prediction, two handlings (number of cards or values in pile & odd/even pile with palming) \n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
Two Heaps of Cards having been placed upon the Table, to Predict with Certainty which Heap a Spectator will choose
ambiguous prediction, two handlings (number of cards or values in pile & odd/even pile with palming)
das vorherbestimmen menschlicher gedanken \n no. 6, spectator choses one of two piles, selection is predicted with "eight", one pile contains eights, the other eight cards \n unknown
1895
der kartenkünstler
Unknown
Das Vorherbestimmen menschlicher Gedanken
No. 6, spectator choses one of two piles, selection is predicted with "eight", one pile contains Eights, the other eight cards
die gehorsamen asse \n aces put in center, spectator choses how many aces should appear on top and bottom, conus aces gag sequence, four aces under spectator's hand transpose with four other cards, deck changes into all-aces \n unknown
1897
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Die gehorsamen Asse
Aces put in center, spectator choses how many Aces should appear on top and bottom, Conus Aces gag sequence, four Aces under spectator's hand transpose with four other cards, deck changes into all-Aces
le dernier cri mutilated card experiment \n card cut into four pieces, three are burnt and found restored in nest of envelopes \n stanley collins \n thanks to collins \n steven hamilton
1915
original magical creations Stanley Collins
Le Dernier Cri Mutilated Card Experiment
card cut into four pieces, three are burnt and found restored in nest of envelopes
thought anticipated and precipitated \n one of six cards vanishes and appears at impossible location \n stanley collins
1915
original magical creations Stanley Collins
Thought Anticipated and Precipitated
one of six cards vanishes and appears at impossible location
a card to be thought about \n three way out, oosoom type \n theodore annemann \n a card to be thought about \n roberto giobbi \n theodore annemann
1935
the jinx 1-50 Theodore Annemann
the card miracle - certain: 1. tucker's version \n spectator cuts anywhere and remembers bottom card, estimation, card is on top or in pocket in this handling \n tommy tucker \n fourth method \n t. nelson downs
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Tommy Tucker
The Card Miracle - Certain: 1. Tucker's Version
spectator cuts anywhere and remembers bottom card, estimation, card is on top or in pocket in this handling
3. the nelson downs original. \n spectator cuts anywhere and remembers bottom card, estimation, card is on top or in pocket in this handling \n t. nelson downs \n fourth method \n t. nelson downs
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks T. Nelson Downs
3. The Nelson Downs Original.
spectator cuts anywhere and remembers bottom card, estimation, card is on top or in pocket in this handling
les cartes par hasard \n card thought of from the middle while riffled, multiple out after dealing into four piles \n stuart p. cramer \n jinxed \n steve beam \n jinxed \n steve beam
1937
the jinx 1-50 Stuart P. Cramer
Les Cartes par Hasard
card thought of from the middle while riffled, multiple out after dealing into four piles
locatrik \n location with two keys and two outs, gemini twins precursor \n theodore annemann \n polar stab \n steve beam \n scott robinson
1937
the jinx 1-50 Theodore Annemann
Locatrik
location with two keys and two outs, Gemini Twins precursor
the magician's dream \n twelve cards repeated four times, fishing & multiple out for divination \n audley walsh \n the magician's dream \n audley walsh \n interrogative \n karl fulves \n dream sequence \n karl fulves \n the pump deck \n johnny thompson \n millard lichter
1938
the jinx 1-50 Audley Walsh
The Magician's Dream
twelve cards repeated four times, fishing & multiple out for divination
predicto \n spectator shuffles and cuts into three piles, performer predicts third card in pile he will choose, bad outs \n gerald kosky
1938
the jinx 51-100 Gerald Kosky
Predicto
spectator shuffles and cuts into three piles, performer predicts third card in pile he will choose, bad outs
the "last word" location \n two key cards, multiple out procedure in placing one of the keys \n orville wayne meyer
1939
more card manipulations Orville Wayne Meyer
The "Last Word" Location
two key cards, multiple out procedure in placing one of the keys
the diving pasteboard \n one of four random cards is thought of, they're shuffled back, three-spot locator used to locate selection \n sam leo horowitz
1940
the jinx 101-151 Sam Leo Horowitz
The Diving Pasteboard
one of four random cards is thought of, they're shuffled back, Three-spot locator used to locate selection
card of the gods \n card thought of from top third, found with procedure and counting \n dai vernon \n card of the gods \n david britland
1940
the jinx 101-151 Dai Vernon
Card of the Gods
card thought of from top third, found with procedure and counting
the mystery of the suits \n one of the aces is selected and found, then the suit of another selected ace is predicted \n jack vosburgh
1940
the jinx 101-151 Jack Vosburgh
The Mystery of the Suits
one of the aces is selected and found, then the suit of another selected ace is predicted
big casino count down \n one of nine cards thought of, ten-spot stabbed reversed in deck by performer, it locates selection \n martin gardner
1940
12 tricks with a borrowed deck Martin Gardner
Big Casino Count Down
one of nine cards thought of, Ten-spot stabbed reversed in deck by performer, it locates selection
six of spades count down \n one of seventeen cards thought of, six-spot stabbed reversed in deck by performer, it locates selection \n martin gardner
1940
12 tricks with a borrowed deck Martin Gardner
Six of Spades Count Down
one of seventeen cards thought of, Six-spot stabbed reversed in deck by performer, it locates selection
streamlined discernment \n one out of three, oosoom \n edward marlo \n streamlined discernment idea \n edward marlo \n streamlined mental disclosure \n edward marlo \n no questions asked \n randy wakeman \n streamlined discernment \n edward marlo
1941
early marlo Edward Marlo
addition and subtraction \n one of fifteen cards and its position remembered, via calculation the card is found \n dai vernon
1941/49
select secrets Dai Vernon
Addition and Subtraction
one of fifteen cards and its position remembered, via calculation the card is found
a mindreading feat \n one of four, oosoom type, describing also guyot's 1749 procedure \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1942
miracle shuffles and tricks Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
A Mindreading Feat
one of four, OOSOOM type, describing also Guyot's 1749 procedure
les cartes par hasard \n card thought of from the middle while riffled, multiple out after dealing into four piles \n stuart p. cramer
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks Stuart P. Cramer
Les Cartes Par Hasard
card thought of from the middle while riffled, multiple out after dealing into four piles
worth knowing \n named card to pocket, three cards which are mostly named \n unknown \n named card to pocket \n theodore annemann
1943
full deck of impromptu card tricks
Unknown
Worth Knowing
named card to pocket, three cards which are mostly named
the principle of alternative terminations - and its applications when the spectator shuffles \n stratagem for controlling a card while spectator shuffles the deck, several outs \n charles nyquist
1945
my best Charles Nyquist
The Principle of Alternative Terminations - And Its Applications When the Spectator Shuffles
stratagem for controlling a card while spectator shuffles the deck, several outs
personality test \n face-up/face-down prediction of number of cards, weird, cato related, personality type presentation \n bob hummer \n personality test \n bob hummer \n personality quest \n lorenz schär \n strike out \n steve beam \n personalized personality test \n steve beam \n the randomized lie detector \n steve beam
1945
3 pets Bob Hummer
Personality Test
face-up/face-down prediction of number of cards, weird, CATO related, personality type presentation
bobo locatrix \n card selected with seemingly fair cutting procedure, key card, location via "trick that cannot be explained" type procedure \n j. b. bobo
1947
watch this one! J. B. Bobo
Bobo Locatrix
card selected with seemingly fair cutting procedure, key card, location via "Trick that Cannot be Explained" type procedure
triple thought \n spectator selects three cards and thinks of one of them, they're returned, performer finds thought-of card \n j. b. bobo
1947
watch this one! J. B. Bobo
Triple Thought
spectator selects three cards and thinks of one of them, they're returned, performer finds thought-of card
it's a natural \n no. 11, spectator tears out matches from matchbook, performer uses number of matches to select card from seven-card packet, which is correctly predicted \n martin gardner \n bill simon \n it's a natural \n martin gardner \n bill simon \n more natural \n paul marcus
1950
scarne on card tricks Martin Gardner, Bill Simon
It's a Natural
No. 11, Spectator tears out matches from matchbook, performer uses number of matches to select card from seven-card packet, which is correctly predicted
magic in your own hands \n no. 29, spectator names a number between five and ten, card found at that number \n cliff green
1950
scarne on card tricks Cliff Green
Magic in Your Own Hands
No. 29, Spectator names a number between five and ten, card found at that number
it's a natural \n with matches, seven outs \n martin gardner \n bill simon \n it's a natural \n martin gardner \n bill simon \n more natural \n paul marcus
1950
the phoenix 151-200 Martin Gardner, Bill Simon
the magic four \n multiple out location with an openly reversed four-spot \n edward marlo \n the magic card \n edward marlo \n four options \n dai vernon
1952
control systems Edward Marlo
The Magic Four
multiple out location with an openly reversed Four-spot
the locator three of clubs \n spectator thrusts a known card into a card spread of 28 cards and his selection is found \n bill simon
1952
effective card magic Bill Simon
The Locator Three of Clubs
spectator thrusts a known card into a card spread of 28 cards and his selection is found
magic total:<br>eight-two locator<br>ace-three-five locator<br>three-three-three loctaor \n using some cards to count down to thought-of card, multiple out counting procedure, three methods \n edward marlo
1953
the cardician Edward Marlo
a prediction supreme \n face-up card placed in face-down spread, used to count/spell to random card, which is predicted. essentially the trick that cannot be explained \n lu brent \n a location supreme \n lu brent \n a prediction supreme \n lu brent \n the trick that takes forever to explain \n darwin ortiz
1956
fifteen star card effects Lu Brent
A Prediction Supreme
Face-up card placed in face-down spread, used to count/spell to random card, which is predicted. Essentially The Trick That Cannot Be Explained
a location supreme \n same as a prediction supreme, but as a location instead of a prediction \n lu brent \n a prediction supreme \n lu brent
1956
fifteen star card effects Lu Brent
A Location Supreme
Same as A Prediction Supreme, but as a location instead of a prediction
the fan deal \n to enable one to deal out any card from a fan unit consisting of five or more cards \n edward marlo
1959
seconds, centers, bottoms Edward Marlo
The Fan Deal
to enable one to deal out any card from a fan unit consisting of five or more cards
the red card prediction \n ten cards, selected one is different to the other \n unknown \n the red card prediction \n unknown \n longwave \n thomas alan waters
1959
card tricks
Unknown
the trick that cannot be explained \n \n dai vernon \n unexpected prediction \n edward marlo \n the ultimate trick that cannot be explained \n roger smith \n uncontrolled prediction \n edward marlo \n inexplicable \n alex elmsley \n triple header \n paul chosse \n using equivoque in "the trick that cannot be explained" \n paul vigil \n the trick that cannot be explained \n charlie miller \n johnny thompson \n thoughts on "the trick that cannot be explained" \n harapan ong
1960
more inner secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
simple arithmetic \n one of thirteen, using the two of clubs \n dai vernon \n simple arithmetic ii \n john luka \n all-outs think-of-a-card \n milton kort
1960
more inner secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
fifteen card trick routine - 6 \n variation of hull's "mental discernment" starting with freely thought of card, distribution with erdnase's stock shuffle, oosoom \n charlie miller \n erdnase system of stock shuffling \n s. w. erdnase
1961
the magic of charles earle miller Charlie Miller
Fifteen Card Trick Routine - 6
variation of Hull's "Mental Discernment" starting with freely thought of card, distribution with Erdnase's stock shuffle, OOSOOM
more natural \n spectator tears out matches from matchbook, performer uses number of matches to select card from seven-card packet, which is correctly predicted \n paul marcus \n it's a natural \n martin gardner \n bill simon \n it's a natural \n martin gardner \n bill simon
1961
the new phoenix 351-400 Paul Marcus
More Natural
Spectator tears out matches from matchbook, performer uses number of matches to select card from seven-card packet, which is correctly predicted
"think i'll stop here" \n using vernon's ending procedure from oosoom as a multiple out for estimation location \n edward marlo \n out of sight - out of mind \n dai vernon
1962
estimation Edward Marlo
"Think I'll Stop Here"
using Vernon's ending procedure from OOSOOM as a multiple out for estimation location
three for the money \n three-spot as multiple out indicator card \n harry lorayne \n treasure hunt \n ryan schlutz \n harry lorayne
1962
close-up card magic Harry Lorayne
calculated risk \n variant of "the trick that cannot be explained" in which a named card is found \n dai vernon \n harry lorayne \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n calculated risk \n harry lorayne
1962
close-up card magic Dai Vernon, Harry Lorayne
Calculated Risk
variant of "The Trick That Cannot Be Explained" in which a named card is found
mathematical affinity \n two cards at thought of positions are found via locator cards \n harry lorayne \n the broken count \n harry lorayne
1962
close-up card magic Harry Lorayne
Mathematical Affinity
two cards at thought of positions are found via locator cards
premeditated prediction \n card is fairly selected from shuffled deck, card is predicted in matchbook, using index of twelve matchbooks and statistical principle \n edward marlo \n for nonsmokers \n edward marlo
1964
faro controlled miracles Edward Marlo
Premeditated Prediction
card is fairly selected from shuffled deck, card is predicted in matchbook, using index of twelve matchbooks and statistical principle
for nonsmokers \n card is fairly selected from shuffled deck, duplicate is reversed as prediction in second deck, using statistical principle and faro hide-out \n edward marlo \n premeditated prediction \n edward marlo
1964
faro controlled miracles Edward Marlo
For Nonsmokers
card is fairly selected from shuffled deck, duplicate is reversed as prediction in second deck, using statistical principle and faro hide-out
"secrets" \n six, seven, eight, nine \n dai vernon \n the spots on top card indicate position of one chosen \n ellis stanyon
1967
ultimate secrets of card magic Dai Vernon
unexpected prediction \n \n edward marlo \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n tip - on the unexpected prediction \n edward marlo \n the magician, the fool, and the wheel of fortune \n justin higham \n the unexpected wild card \n paul vigil
1968
expert card conjuring Edward Marlo
my favourite queen \n four queens held in hand, named queen vanishes and reappears in some location, using mirage holdout \n eddie joseph
1969
the art of eddie joseph Eddie Joseph
My Favourite Queen
four Queens held in hand, named Queen vanishes and reappears in some location, using mirage holdout
the ibm card \n "deck as computer", ten-card packet \n dai vernon \n graphite match box daub \n unknown
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Dai Vernon
impromptu esp \n multiple out spelling location with small packet, for correction of procedure see reference \n karl fulves \n babel \n karl fulves \n important! \n karl fulves \n milton kort
1971
the book of numbers Karl Fulves
Impromptu ESP
multiple out spelling location with small packet, for correction of procedure see reference
your favorite ace \n named ace produced with four different procedures \n jay ose \n gerald kosky
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Jay Ose, Gerald Kosky
1835 prediction \n card at chosen number is predicted, using 18-35 faro principle, three methods (duplicate card, equivoque, ..) \n edward marlo
1975
hierophant Edward Marlo
1835 Prediction
card at chosen number is predicted, using 18-35 faro principle, three methods (duplicate card, equivoque, ..)
psi mate \n cards dealt face up, stopped card is predicted in pocket or face-up in deck \n steve spillman
1975
the compleat magick — volume ii Steve Spillman
PSI Mate
cards dealt face up, stopped card is predicted in pocket or face-up in deck
fang shui prediction \n one of about ten cards is selected and predicted, rubber band around packet, simple ambigram prediction for two cards \n nathan stark \n the tenniel prediction \n philip t. goldstein \n gene grant - nathan stark subtlety \n gene "phantini" grant \n nathan stark
1976
the compleat magick — volume ii Nathan Stark
Fang Shui Prediction
one of about ten cards is selected and predicted, rubber band around packet, simple ambigram prediction for two cards
the ultimate trick that cannot be explained \n strategies and handlings for the trick \n roger smith \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon
1977
the ultimate card book no. 2 Roger Smith
the ultimate face down spread prediction \n spectator removes card from face-down spread and push it in reversed, used to indicate another card which matches prediction \n roger smith
1977
the ultimate card book no. 2 Roger Smith
The Ultimate Face Down Spread Prediction
spectator removes card from face-down spread and push it in reversed, used to indicate another card which matches prediction
the telepathic diary \n birthday is looked up in book, card written next to the date is found inside envelope as a prediction \n robert cassidy
1977
pseudo-mentally yours Robert Cassidy
The Telepathic Diary
birthday is looked up in book, card written next to the date is found inside envelope as a prediction
retrospective: the red prediction \n treatise on a multiple-out prediction "you will chose the only red card", see following items \n karl fulves
1978
the chronicles Karl Fulves
Retrospective: The Red Prediction
treatise on a multiple-out prediction "you will chose the only red card", see following items
martin gardner's ideas \n "you will chose the only red card", both sides shown at beginning, three ideas \n martin gardner
1978
the chronicles Martin Gardner
Martin Gardner's Ideas
"you will chose the only red card", both sides shown at beginning, three ideas
next \n one of three cards thought-of, it is stabbed to (or the stabbing card) \n roy walton \n a rare find \n karl fulves \n pretty strong \n harry lorayne
1978
the chronicles Roy Walton
Next
one of three cards thought-of, it is stabbed to (or the stabbing card)
the vampire spell \n signed card in one of five envelopes, envelopes shuffled and word spelled for times, remaining envelope contains card, vampire presentation \n larry becker
1978
world of super mentalism Larry Becker
The Vampire Spell
signed card in one of five envelopes, envelopes shuffled and word spelled for times, remaining envelope contains card, vampire presentation
numerology card in wallet \n prediction in envelope, in wallet, nine-force, version of al koran's "five-star miracle card" \n thomas alan waters \n card in wallet \n robert siepielski \n symbolic \n larry becker
1978
the compleat magick — volume iii Thomas Alan Waters
Numerology Card in Wallet
prediction in envelope, in wallet, nine-force, version of Al Koran's "Five-Star Miracle Card"
card in wallet \n prediction of chosen card, multiple out in wallet, linguistic \n robert siepielski \n numerology card in wallet \n thomas alan waters
1978
the compleat magick — volume iii Robert Siepielski
Card in Wallet
prediction of chosen card, multiple out in wallet, linguistic
effect \n mnemonicosis type effect, card is named and located by various means, "in a way, it becomes rather like dai vernon's 'trick that cannot be explained'" \n jack yates
1978
jack's pack Jack Yates
Effect
mnemonicosis type effect, card is named and located by various means, "In a way, it becomes rather like Dai Vernon's 'Trick that cannot be explained'"
the tenniel prediction \n one of about ten cards is selected and predicted, prediction for two cards \n philip t. goldstein \n fang shui prediction \n nathan stark
1980
the compleat magick — volume iii Philip T. Goldstein
The Tenniel Prediction
one of about ten cards is selected and predicted, prediction for two cards
mindevelopmental \n divination of color, suit, value and complete name of card, using a slate and playing cards \n howard a. adams \n "mentalist" 1962
1980
oicufesp Howard A. Adams
Mindevelopmental
divination of color, suit, value and complete name of card, using a slate and playing cards
Also published here
"Mentalist" 1962
1980
OICUFESP
(Issue 5 - the SON of esp card & mental miracles)
from another deck \n with two decks, one packet is cut and turned over, value of card on the face is used to count to a card, performer finds the card in second deck or in a pocket \n jack mcmillen \n judson s. brown
1981
sleights & swindles Jack McMillen, Judson S. Brown
From Another Deck
with two decks, one packet is cut and turned over, value of card on the face is used to count to a card, performer finds the card in second deck or in a pocket
carta a la orden \n named card is located, example to show how to alter the memory of spectators \n juan tamariz
1981
magia potagia — volume i Juan Tamariz
Carta a la Orden
named card is located, example to show how to alter the memory of spectators
the "opportunist" card in pocket \n deck placed in pocket, spectator able to pull selection out \n bobby bernard
1982
the coin and card magic of bobby bernard Bobby Bernard
The "Opportunist" Card in Pocket
Deck placed in pocket, spectator able to pull selection out
the five star gambit \n with the five star miracle deck, single card prediction in envelope, four-way envelope \n al mann
1982
the knight's gambit Al Mann
The Five Star Gambit
with the Five Star Miracle Deck, single card prediction in envelope, four-way envelope
a card to be thought about \n one of three thought of \n roberto giobbi \n theodore annemann \n a card to be thought about \n theodore annemann
1983
pabular Roberto Giobbi, Theodore Annemann
sleight of hand techniques to shorten the elimination process \n various two-way outs
- the top change
- the double lift
- danny dew's double in glass
- another double lift handling \n jeff busby \n danny dew \n the five card mental selection \n paul fox
1983
paul fox's miracle gimmick Jeff Busby, Danny Dew
Sleight of Hand Techniques to Shorten the Elimination Process
the elliot force \n "after t.s.elliot"
multiple out writing for three, ten, two or jack of spades \n stephen tucker \n t/c \n basil horwitz
1984
may the force be with you! Stephen Tucker
The Elliot force
"After T.S.Elliot"
multiple out writing for Three, Ten, Two or Jack of Spades
longwave \n ten cards, selected one is different to the other \n thomas alan waters \n the red card prediction \n unknown
1985
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
out of possession location \n visual estimation and stack with multiple out \n unknown \n fourth method \n t. nelson downs
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
jinxed \n with five piles, with indicator card, with acquisition shuffle \n steve beam \n les cartes par hasard \n stuart p. cramer \n jinxed \n steve beam \n jinxed variation \n doug canning \n the trapdoor issue #13 \n steve beam
1986
the trapdoor — volume one Steve Beam
Jinxed
with five piles, with indicator card, with Acquisition Shuffle
dichotomy \n spectator thinks of card from packet. packet is torn in half, half of the selection is kept, the rest are burnt. torn half of selection is found stapled to a prediction letter in a sealed envelope. \n peter duffie \n dichotomy \n peter duffie
1986
quartet Peter Duffie
Dichotomy
Spectator thinks of card from packet. Packet is torn in half, half of the selection is kept, the rest are burnt. Torn half of selection is found stapled to a prediction letter in a sealed envelope.
a-maze-ing \n five cards put on five exits from a small maze, mouse finds exit with selection, see guilty for credit corrections \n jim hyams \n guilty \n steve beam
1987
the trapdoor — volume one Jim Hyams
A-Maze-Ing
five cards put on five exits from a small maze, mouse finds exit with selection, see Guilty for credit corrections
you can lead a gift horse to water but you can't look in its mouth \n different way to end the previous tricks, with only the selection \n bob farmer \n you can lead a gift horse to water but you can't look in its mouth \n bob farmer
1987/1988
tsunami Bob Farmer
You Can Lead a Gift Horse to Water But You Can't Look in its Mouth
different way to end the previous tricks, with only the selection
four options \n multiple out location with an openly reversed four-spot \n dai vernon \n the magic four \n edward marlo
1988
the vernon chronicles — volume 2 Dai Vernon
Four Options
multiple out location with an openly reversed Four-spot
basic discovery \n for pre-determined estimation, method to find one of two cards - a two-way-out \n jerry sadowitz
1989
cards on the table Jerry Sadowitz
Basic Discovery
for Pre-determined Estimation, method to find one of two cards - a two-way-out
jazz magic \n some outs and ideas for improvisational magic to locate "freely named" card \n simon lovell \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n name a card triumph \n jerry sadowitz \n invisible rising card \n paul harris
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Jazz Magic
Some outs and ideas for improvisational magic to locate "freely named" card
think theory \n spectator cuts at thought-of card, one out of two or four \n edward marlo \n spectator cuts to a thought \n edward marlo
1991
the olram file Edward Marlo
Think Theory
spectator cuts at thought-of card, one out of two or four
jarrow's indicator \n indicator card leads to selection, ace through ten set-up, kruskal-type counting \n emil jarrow \n the perfect stop trick \n edward marlo
1992
the fred braue notebooks Emil Jarrow
Jarrow's Indicator
indicator card leads to selection, Ace through Ten set-up, Kruskal-type counting
jinxed \n with five piles, with indicator card \n steve beam \n les cartes par hasard \n stuart p. cramer \n jinxed \n steve beam \n jinxed variation \n doug canning
1993
semi-automatic card tricks Steve Beam
killocation \n one of fifteen, contingency effect \n steve beam \n killocation \n steve beam \n greased shortening \n steve beam \n greased shortening \n steve beam
1993
semi-automatic card tricks Steve Beam
thought process \n one of thirteen cards thought of, dealing procedure according to thought-of card (color, value, suit), selection narrowed down by having one key card, see also p. 47 \n sam schwartz \n "contemplation" (interim report) \n innermost thought \n sam schwartz \n me thinks \n karl fulves \n you-me poker \n karl fulves \n you, babe \n karl fulves
1993
rigmarole Sam Schwartz
Thought Process
one of thirteen cards thought of, dealing procedure according to thought-of card (color, value, suit), selection narrowed down by having one key card, see also p. 47
birthday value - birthday suit \n spectator spells birth month from one packet and birth day from another, suit and value are used to arrive at a card which is predicted \n karl fulves \n birthday value, birthday suit \n karl fulves \n birthday value birthday suit \n philip t. goldstein
1993
rigmarole Karl Fulves
Birthday Value - Birthday Suit
spectator spells birth month from one packet and birth day from another, suit and value are used to arrive at a card which is predicted
limitations \n cards chosen from two piles, one for suit and one for value, resulting card predicted, sucker element \n stephen tucker \n the choice of six \n stephen tucker
1993
profile Stephen Tucker
Limitations
cards chosen from two piles, one for suit and one for value, resulting card predicted, sucker element
the choice of six \n cards chosen from two piles, one for suit and one for value, resulting card predicted, sucker element
- self working version \n stephen tucker \n limitations \n stephen tucker
1993
card file Stephen Tucker
The Choice of Six
cards chosen from two piles, one for suit and one for value, resulting card predicted, sucker element
fate's datebook \n part of "the dazzle act" (starting on page 425 until the end of the book), using a improvisational type of selection procedure \n alex elmsley \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n happy birthday \n simon aronson \n the magician, the fool, and the wheel of fortune \n justin higham
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 2 Alex Elmsley
Fate's Datebook
part of "The Dazzle Act" (starting on page 425 until the end of the book), using a improvisational type of selection procedure
think-a-card - opening remarks \n thoughts and references
- the selection of the card
- the location of the card
- the revelation of the card \n roger crosthwaite
1994
roger's thesaurus Roger Crosthwaite
mental stab \n performer stabs next to thought-of card, (classic) out for three possibilities \n roger crosthwaite
1994
roger's thesaurus Roger Crosthwaite
Mental Stab
performer stabs next to thought-of card, (classic) out for three possibilities
the hedonists make up all the rules \n forcing a card with verbal magician's choice \n paul cummins \n bill herz \n verbal force \n tyler wilson \n paul cummins \n bill herz
1996
the art of astonishment — book 3 Paul Cummins, Bill Herz
the las vegas dream routine \n one of three cards chosen, multiple out prediction \n curtis kam \n 1992 lecture notes \n the las vegas dream \n curtis kam
1996
professional close-up of curtis kam Curtis Kam
The Las Vegas Dream Routine
one of three cards chosen, multiple out prediction
simple arithmetic ii \n four variations, using a three-spot \n john luka \n simple arithmetic \n dai vernon
1997
l.i.n.t. — pocket stuff for close-up magicians John Luka
vanished or gone \n spectator thinks of any card, card is shown to have vanished from the pack / word gone is printed on the back \n peter duffie \n dave robertson \n totally gone \n dave robertson \n domination of thought #1 \n johann nepomuk hofzinser
1997
effortless card magic Peter Duffie, Dave Robertson
Vanished Or Gone
Spectator thinks of any card, card is shown to have vanished from the pack / word GONE is printed on the back
business card prediction \n prediction printed on business card, "trick that cannot be explained" type procedure for the force \n david solomon \n business card prediction \n david solomon \n business card prediction \n david solomon
1997
solomon's mind David Solomon
Business Card Prediction
prediction printed on business card, "trick that cannot be explained" type procedure for the force
decisions! decisions! \n spectator deals through deck and stops at random point, same card is found in performer's pocket \n harry baron \n ken de courcy \n ted lesley
1997
it's paramiraculous Harry Baron, Ken De Courcy, Ted Lesley
Decisions! Decisions!
spectator deals through deck and stops at random point, same card is found in performer's pocket
matcho \n spectator freely selects one of four blue cards, magician deals out four previously placed red cards below the blue ones, the chosen blue card matches the corresponding red (first published in new pentagram, vol. 1, no. 8, oct 1969) \n milton kort \n jack avis \n one chance in four \n karl fulves \n jack avis \n fourthright \n philip t. goldstein
1999
kort Milton Kort, Jack Avis
Matcho
Spectator freely selects one of four blue cards, magician deals out four previously placed red cards below the blue ones, the chosen blue card matches the corresponding red (first published in New Pentagram, vol. 1, no. 8, Oct 1969)
all's fair \n spectator fairly deals and stops on two cards - one gives the value, one gives the suit. card in magician's pocket/card case predicts it correctly \n david regal \n no mercy all's fair \n david regal
1999
close-up & personal David Regal
All's Fair
Spectator fairly deals and stops on two cards - one gives the value, one gives the suit. Card in magician's pocket/card case predicts it correctly
no mercy all's fair \n same as all's fair, but with kicker of producing fifty two of the prediction card in the pocket \n david regal \n tip - on the unexpected prediction \n edward marlo \n all's fair \n david regal
1999
close-up & personal David Regal
No Mercy All's Fair
Same as All's Fair, but with kicker of producing fifty two of the prediction card in the pocket
mystic poker \n spectator draws any royal flush card on a blank card, four other blank cards print to complete the royal flush \n david regal
1999
close-up & personal David Regal
Mystic Poker
Spectator draws any royal flush card on a blank card, four other blank cards print to complete the royal flush
the upjog switch \n upjogged card squared and thumbed off onto table, also for multiple-out tricks \n roger crosthwaite \n coming up in the world \n wesley james
1999
arcardia Roger Crosthwaite
The Upjog Switch
upjogged card squared and thumbed off onto table, also for multiple-out tricks
supplementary note \n routine with outs in case the gaze method didn't work \n karl fulves \n the direction of gaze \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Karl Fulves
Supplementary Note
routine with outs in case the gaze method didn't work
the spots on top card indicate position of one chosen \n no. 26, number between five and ten named, that value produced and card found at that number \n ellis stanyon \n "secrets" \n dai vernon \n the spots on top card indicate position of one chosen \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
The Spots on Top Card Indicate Position of One Chosen
No. 26, number between five and ten named, that value produced and card found at that number
...and one makes fifty-two \n two-way out effect, either premonition without naming the card first, or named cards is only odd-backed card \n barrie richardson \n "delusion deck" (gene grant, phantini's incredible mental secrets, 1980, marketed 1957) \n club 71, may 1989
1999
theater of the mind Barrie Richardson
...And One Makes Fifty-two
two-way out effect, either premonition without naming the card first, or named cards is only odd-backed card
the thinking cardman \n one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand \n philip t. goldstein \n think of an ace \n dai vernon \n the thinking cardman \n philip t. goldstein \n the thinking cardman \n max maven \n the thinking cardman \n max maven
2000
northeast Philip T. Goldstein
The Thinking Cardman
one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand
the thinking cardman \n one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand \n philip t. goldstein \n think of an ace \n dai vernon
2000
ocmc notes Philip T. Goldstein
The Thinking Cardman
one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand
loft \n covered by newspaper \n christoph borer \n michel gammenthaler \n card stab \n christoph borer \n michel gammenthaler
2000
anam cara Christoph Borer, Michel Gammenthaler
killer kombustion \n one card in envelope, approach to kenton knepper's "kolossal killer" \n marc paul \n andy stone \n anthony owen
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Marc Paul, Andy Stone, Anthony Owen
Killer Kombustion
one card in envelope, approach to Kenton Knepper's "Kolossal Killer"
the frisk of the risk! \n effect done with named card, risky, juke box principle, set-up of often named cards \n simon lovell
2000
son of simon says! Simon Lovell
The Frisk of the Risk!
effect done with named card, risky, juke box principle, set-up of often named cards
odd or even? \n no. 8, three packets, one chosen, predicted ("you will pick the seven group", letter s can be covered/cut off) \n unknown
2001
new self-working card tricks
Unknown
Odd or Even?
No. 8, three packets, one chosen, predicted ("You will pick the seven group", letter s can be covered/cut off)
subliminal force \n no. 49, one of ten cards selected by putting paper clip on it, "you will choose the only red card", for correction see "lady in red" \n karl fulves \n lady in red \n karl fulves
2001
my best self-working card tricks Karl Fulves
Subliminal Force
No. 49, one of ten cards selected by putting paper clip on it, "You will choose the only red card", for correction see "Lady in Red"
doublocation \n locating two selection with randomly selected indicator cards, impro \n harry lorayne \n any four of a kind \n harry lorayne \n triplocation \n harry lorayne
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
Doublocation
locating two selection with randomly selected indicator cards, impro
pretty strong \n spectator removes three cards and remembers one of them, all shuffled back, card located, one of three \n harry lorayne \n next \n roy walton \n pretty strong \n harry lorayne \n perhaps stronger \n harry lorayne
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
Pretty Strong
spectator removes three cards and remembers one of them, all shuffled back, card located, one of three
the thinking cardman \n one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand \n philip t. goldstein \n the thinking cardman \n philip t. goldstein
2001
san jose notes Philip T. Goldstein
The Thinking Cardman
one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand
fourthright \n four odd backed prediction cards, one is selected by spectator, then pack is cut in four piles and one top card matches the selected prediction card \n philip t. goldstein \n matcho \n milton kort \n jack avis \n fourthright \n max maven \n fourthright \n max maven
2002
mawny notes Philip T. Goldstein
Fourthright
four odd backed prediction cards, one is selected by spectator, then pack is cut in four piles and one top card matches the selected prediction card
the thinking cardman \n one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand \n philip t. goldstein \n think of an ace \n dai vernon
2002
flaunting five fanciful formulae Philip T. Goldstein
The Thinking Cardman
one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand
the berglas effect \n - any card at any number
- jazz magic
- a foundation for miracles
- the bridge
- expect the unexpected
- the psychology of numbers
- on stage
- pointing the effect
- a different presentation
- sheer devilment
- an interlude
- in conclusion \n david berglas
2002
the mind & magic of david berglas David Berglas
lady in red \n one of ten cards selected by putting paper clip on it, "you will choose the only red card" \n karl fulves \n subliminal force \n karl fulves
2002
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
Lady In Red
one of ten cards selected by putting paper clip on it, "You will choose the only red card"
fourthright \n four odd backed prediction cards, one is selected by spectator, then pack is cut in four piles and one top card matches the selected prediction card \n philip t. goldstein \n matcho \n milton kort \n jack avis
2003
... land notes Philip T. Goldstein
Fourthright
four odd backed prediction cards, one is selected by spectator, then pack is cut in four piles and one top card matches the selected prediction card
the thinking cardman \n one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand \n philip t. goldstein \n think of an ace \n dai vernon
2003
... land notes Philip T. Goldstein
The Thinking Cardman
one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand
all that jazz \n number of card stopped at is counted from deck to find selection, flexible method \n r. paul wilson
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 R. Paul Wilson
All That Jazz
number of card stopped at is counted from deck to find selection, flexible method
zero tolerance \n thought of card is divined, several methods \n steve beam \n doug canning
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Steve Beam, Doug Canning
spell found \n single card prediction, thought of number is counted and name spelled to arrive at card, flexible method \n juan esteban varela \n this might be the night \n juan esteban varela \n this might be the night ii \n juan esteban varela
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Juan Esteban Varela
Spell Found
single card prediction, thought of number is counted and name spelled to arrive at card, flexible method
named location \n stacking cards so they can be spelled to by using the name of the spectator, as a multiple out \n steve beam
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Steve Beam
Named Location
stacking cards so they can be spelled to by using the name of the spectator, as a multiple out
the las vegas dream \n one of three cards chosen, multiple out prediction \n curtis kam \n the las vegas dream routine \n curtis kam
2004
dangerous notions Curtis Kam
The Las Vegas Dream
one of three cards chosen, multiple out prediction
all-outs think-of-a-card \n one of nine, using a three-spot to locate card \n milton kort \n simple arithmetic \n dai vernon
2005
all-outs think-of-a-card Milton Kort
jazz chart & favorite licks \n strategies
- opening gambits
- cheating
- a favorite lick
- formula lick
- superior lick
- quick lick
- last dance
- tips and tools \n eric mead \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon
2006
tangled web Eric Mead
out of outs \n variation of out of sight out of mind \n erik nordvall \n out of sight - out of mind \n dai vernon \n no questions asked \n jerry sadowitz
2006
erik nordvall lecture notes asia 2006 Erik Nordvall
card stab \n covered by newspaper \n christoph borer \n michel gammenthaler \n loft \n christoph borer \n michel gammenthaler
2006
compilation Christoph Borer, Michel Gammenthaler
robo-con \n cards taken from either end of tabled row, values added, outcome predicted, two-way out
- wallet idea (himber wallet with slit in middle)
- double cut (two-way out prediction from fulves's "the magic book") \n karl fulves \n how to predict the super bowl \n karl fulves \n richard himber
2006
prolix Karl Fulves
Robo-Con
cards taken from either end of tabled row, values added, outcome predicted, two-way out
Wallet idea (Himber wallet with slit in middle)
Double cut (two-way out prediction from Fulves's "The Magic Book")
shuffle estimation \n estimated seventeenth placement during overhand shuffle, a three used to locate selection \n harry riser \n mum, may 1990
2006
secrets of an escamoteur Harry Riser
Shuffle Estimation
estimated seventeenth placement during overhand shuffle, a Three used to locate selection
s.w.estimation \n "self-working estimation", restricted estimation, managed estimation
spectator cuts to a card and remembers it in half the deck, three value used to locate selection \n harry riser \n mum, july 1996
2006
secrets of an escamoteur Harry Riser
S.W.Estimation
"Self-Working Estimation", restricted estimation, managed estimation
spectator cuts to a card and remembers it in half the deck, Three value used to locate selection
this might be the night \n single card prediction, thought of number is counted, flexible method \n juan esteban varela \n spell found \n juan esteban varela \n i'm okay, you're ok \n doug canning
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6 Juan Esteban Varela
This Might Be The Night
single card prediction, thought of number is counted, flexible method
this might be the night ii \n single card prediction, thought of number is counted, flexible method \n juan esteban varela \n spell found \n juan esteban varela
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6 Juan Esteban Varela
This Might Be The Night II
single card prediction, thought of number is counted, flexible method
i'm okay, you're ok \n single card prediction, thought of number is counted and word spelled, flexible method \n doug canning \n this might be the night \n juan esteban varela
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6 Doug Canning
I'm Okay, You're Ok
single card prediction, thought of number is counted and word spelled, flexible method
greased shortening \n one of five \n steve beam \n killocation \n steve beam \n greased shortening \n steve beam \n greased shortening \n steve beam
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Steve Beam
jaks trick that cannot be explained \n unknown card marked on back, spectator choses it from the face, tttcbe \n dr. stanley jaks
2006
designing miracles Dr. Stanley Jaks
Jaks Trick that Cannot Be Explained
unknown card marked on back, spectator choses it from the face, TTTCBE
fate, chance, freewill \n featuring a multiple out force \n justin higham \n the magician, the fool, and the wheel of fortune \n justin higham
2007
best of friends — volume iii Justin Higham
micawber \n card is freely named, deck is removed from box and to show one card is reversed in the deck. this reversed card is used to locate the named card. \n stewart james \n linking ring oct 1952
2007
the essential stewart james Stewart James
Micawber
Card is freely named, deck is removed from box and to show one card is reversed in the deck. This reversed card is used to locate the named card.
un-cards \n prediction "you will select the only red card", faces-backs-ambiguity \n nick trost \n arthur carter
2008
subtle card creations — volume 1 Nick Trost, Arthur Carter
Un-Cards
prediction "you will select the only red card", faces-backs-ambiguity
bill miesel's "red card prediction" \n prediction "you will select the only red card", faces-backs-ambiguity \n william p. miesel \n arthur carter
2008
subtle card creations — volume 1 William P. Miesel, Arthur Carter
Bill Miesel's "Red Card Prediction"
prediction "you will select the only red card", faces-backs-ambiguity
the magician, the fool, and the wheel of fortune \n tarot cards spelled to get to predicted playing card \n justin higham \n unexpected prediction \n edward marlo \n fate's datebook \n alex elmsley \n fate, chance, freewill \n justin higham
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
The Magician, The Fool, and The Wheel of Fortune
Tarot cards spelled to get to predicted playing card
deal, count, spell \n different handling for the magician, the fool and the wheel of fortune with six-sided die \n justin higham
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
Deal, Count, Spell
Different handling for The Magician, The Fool and The Wheel of Fortune with six-sided die
business card prediction \n prediction printed on business card, "trick that cannot be explained" type procedure for the force \n david solomon \n business card prediction \n david solomon
2009
solomon's notes David Solomon
Business Card Prediction
prediction printed on business card, "trick that cannot be explained" type procedure for the force
the thinking cardman \n one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand \n max maven \n the thinking cardman \n philip t. goldstein
2009
las vegas lecture Max Maven
The Thinking Cardman
one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand
key club \n one of five cards is chosen and predicted on key chain \n john guastaferro \n keyring card \n terry seabrooke
2010
one degree John Guastaferro
Key Club
one of five cards is chosen and predicted on key chain
the point-of-view card trick \n named card is found, memorized deck and multiple out \n juan esteban
2010
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 8 Juan Esteban
The Point-of-View Card Trick
named card is found, memorized deck and multiple out
treasure hunt \n three of diamonds used to find selection via multiple out \n ryan schlutz \n harry lorayne \n three for the money \n harry lorayne
2011
making the cut Ryan Schlutz, Harry Lorayne
Treasure Hunt
Three of Diamonds used to find selection via multiple out
greased shortening \n one of five \n steve beam \n jinxed \n steve beam \n killocation \n steve beam \n greased shortening \n steve beam
2011
the trapdoor — volume one Steve Beam
lucky thirteen \n three-spot as for multiple outs in thirteen-card packet \n harry lorayne \n a lorayne storm \n harry lorayne
2011
special effects Harry Lorayne
Lucky Thirteen
Three-spot as for multiple outs in thirteen-card packet
party of six \n six people each choose a card and go on stage, stand in a row. spectator in the audience (holding prediction) chooses one by spelling. prediction matches the card held by person on stage \n david acer \n party of six \n david acer
2011
more power to you David Acer
Party of Six
six people each choose a card and go on stage, stand in a row. Spectator in the audience (holding prediction) chooses one by spelling. Prediction matches the card held by person on stage
the thinking cardman \n one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand \n max maven \n the thinking cardman \n philip t. goldstein
2011
hollywood hyperbole Max Maven
The Thinking Cardman
one of five cards from a shuffled deck is remembered, then shuffled back and when the card is names the card is instantly produced with one hand
fourthright \n four odd backed prediction cards, one is selected by spectator, then pack is cut in four piles and one top card matches the selected prediction card \n max maven \n fourthright \n philip t. goldstein
2011
ideas by max Max Maven
Fourthright
four odd backed prediction cards, one is selected by spectator, then pack is cut in four piles and one top card matches the selected prediction card
the trick that andy warhol could have explained \n \n roberto giobbi \n dai vernon \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon
2012
confidences Roberto Giobbi, Dai Vernon
jazzing baker \n based on al baker's acaan. has elements of improvisation with memorized deck to get a direct hit \n john born
2012
seeking the bridge John Born
Jazzing Baker
Based on Al Baker's ACAAN. Has elements of improvisation with memorized deck to get a direct hit
slugged \n memory demonstration for a game of poker, tracking a memorized slug \n john born \n jed b. smith
2012
seeking the bridge John Born, Jed B. Smith
Slugged
Memory demonstration for a game of poker, tracking a memorized slug
twelfth-method match \n card is reversed in deck as prediction. card is cut to and selected, turns out to match the prediction as its mate. includes refinements by lee asher and john born \n steve reynolds \n lee asher \n john born \n twelfth method \n edward marlo
2012
seeking the bridge Steve Reynolds, Lee Asher, John Born
Twelfth-Method Match
Card is reversed in deck as prediction. Card is cut to and selected, turns out to match the prediction as its mate. Includes refinements by Lee Asher and John Born
fourthright \n four odd backed prediction cards, one is selected by spectator, then pack is cut in four piles and one top card matches the selected prediction card \n max maven \n matcho \n milton kort \n jack avis \n fourthright \n philip t. goldstein
2012
return to saint vincent Max Maven
Fourthright
four odd backed prediction cards, one is selected by spectator, then pack is cut in four piles and one top card matches the selected prediction card
thanks to collins \n card torn in quarters, one piece freely chosen, other quarters burnt, card restored in nest of envelopes \n steven hamilton \n le dernier cri mutilated card experiment \n stanley collins
2013
the magic of steven hamilton Steven Hamilton
Thanks to Collins
card torn in quarters, one piece freely chosen, other quarters burnt, card restored in nest of envelopes
the 75% production \n locating / producing a four-of-a-kind via improvisation
- performance
- end notes
- culling in advance
- non-linear culling
- shuffling after culling
- recycling knowledge
- the key to improvisation \n justin higham \n joe riding, new style gambling routine (no date) \n other approaches \n justin higham \n the previous effect \n justin higham \n the trick with no method \n justin higham
2014
the 75% production and the trick with no method Justin Higham
The 75% Production
Locating / producing a four-of-a-kind via improvisation
other approaches \n - leaving the selection till last
- without a selection
- pseudo-memory presentation
- 100% production
- 50% production
- other 50% productions
- 50% ambitious production \n justin higham \n the 75% production \n justin higham
2014
the 75% production and the trick with no method Justin Higham
the previous effect \n how to lead into the 75% production
- basic procedure
- end notes
- spread-cutting \n justin higham \n the trick that cannot be explained \n dai vernon \n the 75% production \n justin higham
2014
the 75% production and the trick with no method Justin Higham
the trick with no method \n different handlings / situations for improvised card magic \n justin higham \n the 75% production \n justin higham
2014
the 75% production and the trick with no method Justin Higham
The Trick With No Method
Different handlings / situations for improvised card magic
freestyle card tricks \n more examples of improvisation in card magic \n justin higham
2014
the 75% production and the trick with no method Justin Higham
one in a bazillion \n since magician claims he didn't bring any cards, a card is constructed in the mind of a volunteer. it is shown reversed in a pictured spread of playing cards, and then removed from magician's pocket. \n steve beam \n one in a bazillion \n steve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Steve Beam
One in a Bazillion
Since magician claims he didn't bring any cards, a card is constructed in the mind of a volunteer. It is shown reversed in a pictured spread of playing cards, and then removed from magician's pocket.
spread control (any card locates) \n three selections, using any card to improvise getting to selection \n harry lorayne \n quick trick \n harry lorayne
2015
jawdroppers! Harry Lorayne
Spread Control (Any Card Locates)
three selections, using any card to improvise getting to selection
quick trick \n selection is spelled to with random card, it appears reversed \n harry lorayne \n spread control (any card locates) \n harry lorayne
2015
jawdroppers! Harry Lorayne
Quick Trick
selection is spelled to with random card, it appears reversed
mote-monte \n performer cuts four piles, spectator choses one, top card is queen, other top cards kings, or vice versa
- shawn p. tenhoff/yuki kadoya variation \n so sato
2016
the secrets of so sato So Sato
Mote-Monte
performer cuts four piles, spectator choses one, top card is queen, other top cards kings, or vice versa