the nifty key \n \n charles t. jordan \n the nifty key \n charles t. jordan \n estimated sunken key \n tomas blomberg
1921
the four full hands Charles T. Jordan
the spread \n cards spread on the table, card is selected, returned and eventually found \n jack merlin \n the ribbonspread \n frederick braue
1927/28
merlin's master miracles Jack Merlin
The Spread
cards spread on the table, card is selected, returned and eventually found
topsy turvy cards: (1) a card detective \n reversed card appears in deck, its value is used to count to selection \n ralph w. hull
1932
"eye-openers" Ralph W. Hull
Topsy Turvy Cards: (1) A Card Detective
reversed card appears in deck, its value is used to count to selection
a great location trick \n subtle key card location \n paul rosini \n two piles and subtract \n martin gardner \n your number - your card \n paul rosini \n i'm not peeking i \n lennart green \n i'm not peeking ii \n lennart green
1938
greater magic Paul Rosini
the twenty-sixth location \n get-ready trick to get key in center, spelling \n unknown \n middle maze \n bruce elliott \n ring \n r. paul wilson \n sunken riser \n harry riser \n the queen doesn't know jack \n steve beam
1940
expert card technique
Unknown
the mystic twelve \n cards pocketed and another remembered, performer divines position of selection and number of cards in pocket, reverse-count force \n audley walsh \n the mystic twelve recall \n audley walsh \n jon racherbaumer \n field's zodiac card miracle \n audley walsh \n eddie fields
1940
the jinx 51-100 Audley Walsh
The Mystic Twelve
cards pocketed and another remembered, performer divines position of selection and number of cards in pocket, reverse-count force
two piles and subtract \n spectator remembers a card and its position, two piles made and card eventually found \n martin gardner \n a great location trick \n paul rosini
1940
12 tricks with a borrowed deck Martin Gardner
Two Piles and Subtract
spectator remembers a card and its position, two piles made and card eventually found
the triple discovery \n three cards, twenty-sixth key \n charlie miller \n jack mcmillen \n key to the draw \n ron bauer
1941
more card manipulations Charlie Miller, Jack McMillen
the perfect card location - impromptu method \n see footnote \n henry christ \n jean hugard \n frederick braue
1942
prepared cards and accessories Henry Christ, Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
the die trick \n spectator rolls die and takes as many cards off the top, performer removes card with same value \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks Eddie Joseph
The Die Trick
spectator rolls die and takes as many cards off the top, performer removes card with same value
the tekka card trick \n four amounts of cards divined after lots of dealing and pile-making, aces as key cards distributed in deck \n eddie joseph
1942
greater card tricks Eddie Joseph
The Tekka Card Trick
four amounts of cards divined after lots of dealing and pile-making, Aces as key cards distributed in deck
packet prediction \n cards cut off top and bottom to show no key cards are in use \n warren wiersbe \n sixth fooler \n edward marlo \n warren wiersbe \n psykick \n karl fulves \n psykick ii \n karl fulves \n fate deals the cards \n warren wiersbe
1946
mental cases with cards Warren Wiersbe
Packet Prediction
cards cut off top and bottom to show no key cards are in use
in my estimation ... \n performer cuts off same amount of cards as spectator \n warren wiersbe \n weight guess \n nick trost
1946
mental cases with cards Warren Wiersbe
In My Estimation ...
performer cuts off same amount of cards as spectator
the impelling force \n spectator cuts to a card and remembers it twice, first time found with eye reading by observing spectator's eyes while he deals through deck, second time with two key cards \n eddie joseph
1949 ca.
15 exciting minutes with a borrowed deck Eddie Joseph
The Impelling Force
spectator cuts to a card and remembers it twice, first time found with eye reading by observing spectator's eyes while he deals through deck, second time with two key cards
koyincidence \n three thirds of deck, spectator selects card, when two packets are deal in unison, mates are at selection, not sure, twenty-sixth key \n toni koynini
1951
toni koynini's card miracles Toni Koynini
Koyincidence
three thirds of deck, spectator selects card, when two packets are deal in unison, mates are at selection, not sure, twenty-sixth key
key card plus estimation:<br>first method<br>second method<br>third method \n combining estimation with a distant key \n edward marlo
1962
estimation Edward Marlo
Key Card Plus Estimation: First Method Second Method Third Method
spread correction \n determining position of key cards in the deck after a riffle shuffle \n karl fulves \n double indemnity \n karl fulves \n spread correction \n edward marlo \n remember this \n karl fulves \n center vision \n karl fulves \n bet on it \n karl fulves
1968
epilogue Karl Fulves
Spread Correction
determining position of key cards in the deck after a riffle shuffle
the floating locator \n determining position of key cards in the deck after a riffle shuffle with full deck stack \n karl fulves \n miracle revelation \n ken krenzel \n the floating locator \n karl fulves
1968
epilogue Karl Fulves
The Floating Locator
determining position of key cards in the deck after a riffle shuffle with full deck stack
stop trick \n blank card with "stop!" appears at same number in one heap as selection in other heap \n francis j. baker
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Francis J. Baker
Stop Trick
blank card with "STOP!" appears at same number in one heap as selection in other heap
a telephone mystery \n medium is called and names selection when order of deck is read out, distant key \n karl fulves
1971
the book of numbers Karl Fulves
A Telephone Mystery
medium is called and names selection when order of deck is read out, distant key
the non-slip cut - basic technique \n spectator removes block from center, a card is held back there \n karl fulves
1971
the book of numbers Karl Fulves
The Non-Slip Cut - Basic Technique
spectator removes block from center, a card is held back there
ace-dice-ace \n position of selection is found via mathematical procedure involving dice, non-slip cut \n karl fulves
1971
the book of numbers Karl Fulves
Ace-Dice-Ace
position of selection is found via mathematical procedure involving dice, non-slip cut
oracle jr. \n "oracle" as location instead of prediction, packet cut off and reduced to one card via reverse faros \n george blake \n oracle \n karl fulves
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 George Blake
Oracle Jr.
"Oracle" as location instead of prediction, packet cut off and reduced to one card via reverse faros
the mystic twelve recall \n cards pocketed and another remembered, performer divines position of selection and number of cards in pocket, reverse-count force \n audley walsh \n jon racherbaumer \n the mystic twelve \n audley walsh
1971
on the clock effect Audley Walsh, Jon Racherbaumer
The Mystic Twelve Recall
cards pocketed and another remembered, performer divines position of selection and number of cards in pocket, reverse-count force
expansion notes: as a coincidence \n procedure to control two peeked cards twenty-six apart, effect application in which two selection appear at same position in two halves \n alex elmsley \n roy walton
1972
epilogue Alex Elmsley, Roy Walton
Expansion Notes: As A Coincidence
procedure to control two peeked cards twenty-six apart, effect application in which two selection appear at same position in two halves
s-d location \n two phase location \n david solomon \n steve draun \n card clairvoyant \n henry christ \n sunken 21 \n jack parker \n the s-b whoops control \n steve beam
1972
kabbala — volume 1 David Solomon, Steve Draun
the floating locator \n determining position of key cards in the deck after a riffle shuffle with full deck stack \n karl fulves \n the floating locator \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups Karl Fulves
The Floating Locator
determining position of key cards in the deck after a riffle shuffle with full deck stack
the detective card trick \n selection is at same position as face up card in other half \n edward g. brown
1973
the card magic of edward g. brown Edward G. Brown
The Detective Card Trick
selection is at same position as face up card in other half
the clueless card trick \n twenty-sixth card location \n edward g. brown \n the clueless card trick \n unknown \n blown away \n juan tamariz
1973
the card magic of edward g. brown Edward G. Brown
centering \n placing a selection so that it is half the deck away from a key card
1. by estimation
2. by an "over and under" shuffle
3. variation
4. variation of 2. \n gene finnell
1973
gene finnell's card magic Gene Finnell
Centering
placing a selection so that it is half the deck away from a key card
1. By Estimation
2. By an "over and under" shuffle
3. variation
4. variation of 2.
system controls \n up to four peeked cards, cutting procedure combined with distant key card and a faro \n edward marlo
1974
the unexpected card book Edward Marlo
System Controls
up to four peeked cards, cutting procedure combined with distant key card and a faro
camouflage control - the no slip cut \n "basic technique" and "controlled cut", procedures with center cuts and distant key cards \n edward marlo
1974
the unexpected card book Edward Marlo
Camouflage Control - The No Slip Cut
"Basic Technique" and "Controlled Cut", procedures with center cuts and distant key cards
cam-incidence \n reversed card coincides in position with freely selected card, distant reversed key card \n edward marlo
1974
the unexpected card book Edward Marlo
Cam-Incidence
reversed card coincides in position with freely selected card, distant reversed key card
vested power \n card selected by number and position, number and card found with spelling \n philip t. goldstein
1974
card tricks for people who don't do card tricks Philip T. Goldstein
Vested Power
card selected by number and position, number and card found with spelling
the card revealed \n no. 28, spectator thinks of small number and card, both divined, two key cards \n j. w. sarles
1976
self-working card tricks J. W. Sarles
The Card Revealed
No. 28, spectator thinks of small number and card, both divined, two key cards
rg location \n using two crimps and a faro shuffle, twenty-six key card, see also page 1075 \n richard goldshot \n paradromic delusion \n john hostler
1984
apocalypse vol. 6-10 Richard Goldshot
RG Location
using two crimps and a faro shuffle, twenty-six key card, see also page 1075
no looking goody goody \n two crimps, faro shuffle two selections, twenty-six key card, see further credits, see also page 1075 \n richard goldshot
1984
apocalypse vol. 6-10 Richard Goldshot
No Looking Goody Goody
two crimps, faro shuffle two selections, twenty-six key card, see further credits, see also page 1075
the prediction deck \n no. 60, number of face-down cards after face-up/face-down shuffle predicted \n unknown
1984
more self-working card tricks
Unknown
The Prediction Deck
No. 60, number of face-down cards after face-up/face-down shuffle predicted
additional miller notes \n - holding break while tapping on table
- nailnick and estimate distance from key
- "vernon's 7 card, 7 piles trick."
(1940) \n charlie miller
1985
the fred braue notebooks Charlie Miller
the ribbonspread \n cards spread on the table, card is selected, returned and eventually found, spread with jogged key card \n frederick braue \n the spread \n jack merlin
1985
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue
The Ribbonspread
cards spread on the table, card is selected, returned and eventually found, spread with jogged key card
calcolate x 2 \n two selections made out of performer's hands, three keys \n alex elmsley
1991
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 1 Alex Elmsley
Calcolate X 2
two selections made out of performer's hands, three keys
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 \n edward 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
zodiac sell \n card chosen in spectator's hands, another card turns face-up, zodiac is spelled to find selection \n karl fulves
1992
deceptive practices Karl Fulves
Zodiac Sell
card chosen in spectator's hands, another card turns face-up, ZODIAC is spelled to find selection
variation "or savings" \n two cards found by using the value and spelling the name of the performer's lucky card (seven of diamonds) \n peter duffie \n self portrait \n gavin ross \n bilocation \n peter duffie
1992
profile Peter Duffie
Variation "or Savings"
two cards found by using the value and spelling the name of the performer's lucky card (Seven of Diamonds)
breathing life into the 26 card key \n three piles, faroing crimp next to selection \n bob king \n cutting edge \n bob king
1993
the breather 2 Bob King
placing a key at twenty-sixth position \n finessed methods with faro shuffle \n alex elmsley
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 2 Alex Elmsley
the fan and weave controls \n two handlings of an ingenious control:
- the fan and weave control
- the fan and weave double control \n alex elmsley \n fan and weave control to any position \n alex elmsley \n three card control \n jerry sadowitz \n yours, mine, and ours \n harry riser
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 2 Alex Elmsley
fan and weave control to any position \n extension with two cards \n alex elmsley \n the fan and weave controls \n alex elmsley
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 2 Alex Elmsley
blue moon \n blackjacks chosen despite random cuts and then counting to twenty-sixth card, spectator's blackjack changes back color \n karl fulves
1994
crooked tales Karl Fulves
Blue Moon
blackjacks chosen despite random cuts and then counting to twenty-sixth card, spectator's blackjack changes back color
past, present, future \n spectator cuts off pile, pockets card, shuffles bottom pile and remembers card, cuts again and remembers card, deals through top pile and turns over a card, one named, position of one named, pocketed card predicted in wallet \n simon aronson
1995
simply simon Simon Aronson
Past, Present, Future
spectator cuts off pile, pockets card, shuffles bottom pile and remembers card, cuts again and remembers card, deals through top pile and turns over a card, one named, position of one named, pocketed card predicted in wallet
bottom facts \n applied to distant key card placement \n karl fulves \n side jogged aces \n karl fulves \n bottom fact \n karl fulves
1995
the fine print Karl Fulves
don't be superstitious \n typo "superstition", four key cards throughout deck \n jon racherbaumer \n superstitious mentalism \n warren wiersbe
1995
mo — modus operandi Jon Racherbaumer
Don't Be Superstitious
typo "Superstition", four key cards throughout deck
weight guess \n spectator pockets cards, magician divines how many, breather at twenty-six \n nick trost \n in my estimation ... \n warren wiersbe \n i'll guess your weight \n bob king \n mike roger's version \n mike rogers \n tom hubbard's version \n tom hubbard
1997
the card magic of nick trost Nick Trost
Weight Guess
Spectator pockets cards, magician divines how many, breather at twenty-six
mike roger's version \n variation of "weight guess" with cards face up \n mike rogers \n weight guess \n nick trost
1997
the card magic of nick trost Mike Rogers
key to the draw \n three cards, twenty-six key \n ron bauer \n the triple discovery \n charlie miller \n jack mcmillen
1997
l.i.n.t. — pocket stuff for close-up magicians Ron Bauer
s/d location \n key starts 20th from top, quarter cut off and shuffled, top card remembered, another packet cut off and put on top, this packet examined by performer \n david solomon \n steve draun \n dead reckoning \n john bannon
1997
solomon's mind David Solomon, Steve Draun
S/D Location
key starts 20th from top, quarter cut off and shuffled, top card remembered, another packet cut off and put on top, this packet examined by performer
bilocation \n two cards found by using the value and spelling the name of the performer's lucky card (seven of diamonds) \n peter duffie \n variation "or savings" \n peter duffie
1998
deck direct Peter Duffie
Bilocation
two cards found by using the value and spelling the name of the performer's lucky card (Seven of Diamonds)
the silent count - top card as "key" \n no. 7, cards deal face up by performer and spectators remember cards and their positions \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
The Silent Count - Top Card as "Key"
No. 7, cards deal face up by performer and spectators remember cards and their positions
any number of cards dealt face upwards, to discover one chosen \n no. 5, cards dealt face-up by performer, spectator remembers card and its position \n ellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
Any Number of Cards Dealt Face Upwards, to Discover One Chosen
No. 5, cards dealt face-up by performer, spectator remembers card and its position
out on location \n card chosen and lost freely. magician asks for value of card, then card is successfully located. multiple key card type of trick. \n al baker
1999
cunning card miracles Al Baker
Out On Location
Card chosen and lost freely. Magician asks for value of card, then card is successfully located. Multiple key card type of trick.
heavyweight \n no. 5, performer cuts off same number of cards as spectator \n nick trost \n mike rogers \n weighing the cards \n nick trost
2001
new self-working card tricks Nick Trost, Mike Rogers
Heavyweight
No. 5, performer cuts off same number of cards as spectator
cloned thoughts \n no. 15, spectator and performer chose same card after each other, free selection from small packet, weird procedure \n unknown
2001
new self-working card tricks
Unknown
Cloned Thoughts
No. 15, spectator and performer chose same card after each other, free selection from small packet, weird procedure
fate deals the cards \n no. 84, cards cut off top and bottom to show no key cards are in use \n warren wiersbe \n packet prediction \n warren wiersbe
2001
new self-working card tricks Warren Wiersbe
Fate Deals the Cards
No. 84, cards cut off top and bottom to show no key cards are in use
dried-out sloppy card trick \n selection appears on named number up to ten, without saliva \n harry lorayne \n the sloppy card trick \n harry lorayne
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
Dried-Out Sloppy Card Trick
selection appears on named number up to ten, without saliva
cutting edge \n three piles, faroing crimp next to selection, with no-faro handling \n bob king \n breathing life into the 26 card key \n bob king
2002
the breather 3 Bob King
Cutting Edge
three piles, faroing crimp next to selection, with no-faro handling
three card control \n crimp and faro, inspired by finnell's free cut principle \n jerry sadowitz \n the fan and weave controls \n alex elmsley
2004
cut controls Jerry Sadowitz
Three Card Control
crimp and faro, inspired by Finnell's Free Cut Principle
dead reckoning \n floating key \n john bannon \n s/d location \n david solomon \n steve draun \n smaltzy penelope \n david solomon
2004
dear mr. fantasy John Bannon
the riser key-and-stock control \n little-finger break in dealing position, going from there into overhand shuffle, preserving center key \n harry riser \n mum, oct. 2000 \n greek break & overhand shuffle \n harry riser \n greek connection \n harry riser
2006
secrets of an escamoteur Harry Riser
The Riser Key-and-Stock Control
little-finger break in dealing position, going from there into overhand shuffle, preserving center key
the two-thirds deck trick \n card cut to and cut buried, card found with reverse-faros \n harry riser \n mum, aug. 1987
2006
secrets of an escamoteur Harry Riser
The Two-Thirds Deck Trick
card cut to and cut buried, card found with reverse-faros
sunken riser \n out-of-hands selection, then control with faro \n harry riser \n mum, nov. 2000 \n the twenty-sixth location \n unknown \n the impossible faro shuffle card control \n harry riser
2006
secrets of an escamoteur Harry Riser
greek connection \n greek break version \n harry riser \n mum, feb. 2002 \n the riser key-and-stock control \n harry riser
2006
secrets of an escamoteur Harry Riser
the ace goes to the place \n reversed card is (faro-)shuffled next to selection \n harry riser \n mum, jan. 1999
2006
secrets of an escamoteur Harry Riser
The Ace Goes to the Place
reversed card is (faro-)shuffled next to selection
middle-of-the-deck location procedures \n getting a key card in the center of the deck, faro, four procedures \n harry riser \n mum, june 1998, nov. 2003, jan. & feb. 2004
2006
secrets of an escamoteur Harry Riser
Middle-of-the-Deck Location Procedures
getting a key card in the center of the deck, faro, four procedures
the double shot location \n two card location with odd-backed joker, break work and faro \n harry riser \n mum, may 1995 \n yours, mine, and ours \n harry riser
2006
secrets of an escamoteur Harry Riser
The Double Shot Location
two card location with odd-backed Joker, break work and faro
yours, mine, and ours \n three card control, faro \n harry riser \n the fan and weave controls \n alex elmsley \n the double shot location \n harry riser
2006
secrets of an escamoteur Harry Riser
a contrived location \n selection made in unusual way from incomplete faro condition, also handlings with multiple out prediction and partial stack \n jack 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
the queen doesn't know jack \n spelling multiple words to find selection, humorous presentation \n steve beam \n the twenty-sixth location \n unknown \n the queen doesn't know jack \n steve beam \n the queen doesn't know jack \n steve beam
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6 Steve Beam
The Queen Doesn't Know Jack
spelling multiple words to find selection, humorous presentation
alone in the dark \n impossible location - card found at named number after deck is shuffled (self working) \n jack parker \n "sunken key principle" (geoffrey scalbert, scalbert's selected secrets, 1981) \n the three pile trick \n carl waring jones
2007
52 memories Jack Parker
Alone in the Dark
Impossible location - card found at named number after deck is shuffled (self working)
somebody stop me \n spectator cuts to card and loses it, then deals the cards, performer stops him at selection, no-touch \n asi wind \n the most impossible stop trick \n armando cheung \n somebody stop me \n asi wind
2007
chapter one Asi Wind
Somebody Stop Me
spectator cuts to card and loses it, then deals the cards, performer stops him at selection, no-touch
the queen doesn't know jack \n spelling multiple words to find selection, humorous presentation, further tips from sact \n steve beam \n the queen doesn't know jack \n steve beam
2008
noteworthy Steve Beam
The Queen Doesn't Know Jack
spelling multiple words to find selection, humorous presentation, further tips from SACT
i'm not peeking i \n packet spread face-up and spectator remembers card and its position, performer notes top card \n lennart green \n a great location trick \n paul rosini
2008
the green northern lights magic Lennart Green
I'm Not Peeking I
packet spread face-up and spectator remembers card and its position, performer notes top card
i'm not peeking ii \n similar to rosini's effect \n lennart green \n a great location trick \n paul rosini
2008
the green northern lights magic Lennart Green
a two card location \n card cut to and card thought of small pile, one's position named and other card produced from pocket \n joseph barry
2014
reverie Joseph Barry
A Two Card Location
card cut to and card thought of small pile, one's position named and other card produced from pocket
simple loser \n choreographed process for selecting a card that provides the magician with the key to the selected card. \n steve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 9 Steve Beam
Simple Loser
Choreographed process for selecting a card that provides the magician with the key to the selected card.
good loser \n choreographed process for selecting a card that provides the magician with the key to the selected card. \n steve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 9 Steve Beam
Good Loser
Choreographed process for selecting a card that provides the magician with the key to the selected card.
bad winner \n choreographed process for selecting a card that provides the magician with the key to the selected card. \n steve beam \n good loser \n steve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 9 Steve Beam
Bad Winner
Choreographed process for selecting a card that provides the magician with the key to the selected card.
double loser \n choreographed process for selecting two cards that provide the magician with the keys to locating both. \n steve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 9 Steve Beam
Double Loser
Choreographed process for selecting two cards that provide the magician with the keys to locating both.
the lock with two keys \n choreographed process for selecting a card that provides the magician with the key to the selected card. \n steve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 9 Steve Beam
The Lock with Two Keys
Choreographed process for selecting a card that provides the magician with the key to the selected card.
threesome \n choreographed process for selecting a card that provides the magician with the key to the selected card. \n steve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 9 Steve Beam
Threesome
Choreographed process for selecting a card that provides the magician with the key to the selected card.
finders keepers \n choreographed process for selecting a card that provides the magician with the key to the selected card. \n steve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 9 Steve Beam
Finders Keepers
Choreographed process for selecting a card that provides the magician with the key to the selected card.
estimated sunken key \n two selected cards by spectator and magician, spectator deals the deck in six piles, two possible endings:
first ending: both cards are next to each other in the same pile
second ending: both cards are in the same position in different piles \n tomas blomberg \n the nifty key \n charles t. jordan \n 2. abbott's version. "the certain card trick." \n percy abbott
2015
blomberg laboratories Tomas Blomberg
Estimated Sunken Key
two selected cards by spectator and magician, spectator deals the deck in six piles, two possible endings:
first ending: both cards are next to each other in the same pile
second ending: both cards are in the same position in different piles
late key \n two selected cards from a deck, one is lost and the other one is placed in spectator´s pocket. this deck and another one are dealt at the same time, magician stops at the first selected card and at the duplicate of the second selection \n tomas blomberg \n "staggered" (eddie joseph, staggered, 1950)
2015
blomberg laboratories Tomas Blomberg
Late Key
Two selected cards from a deck, one is lost and the other one is placed in spectator´s pocket. This deck and another one are dealt at the same time, magician stops at the first selected card and at the duplicate of the second selection
sunken christ \n three cards chosen with performer's back turned, all located, christ force \n tomas blomberg
2015
blomberg laboratories Tomas Blomberg
Sunken Christ
three cards chosen with performer's back turned, all located, Christ force
pure evil \n no. 4, packet cut off, force card moved to total of cut-off cards by reverse-counting \n jim steinmeyer
2017
unexpected impuzzibilities Jim Steinmeyer
Pure Evil
No. 4, packet cut off, force card moved to total of cut-off cards by reverse-counting
the queen doesn't know jack \n spelling multiple words to find selection, humorous presentation \n steve beam \n the queen doesn't know jack \n steve beam
2017
52 Steve Beam
The Queen Doesn't Know Jack
spelling multiple words to find selection, humorous presentation
somebody stop me \n spectator cuts to card and loses it, then deals the cards, performer stops him at selection, no-touch \n asi wind \n somebody stop me \n asi wind
2018
repertoire Asi Wind
Somebody Stop Me
spectator cuts to card and loses it, then deals the cards, performer stops him at selection, no-touch
21 again/invisible 21 \n selection vanishes and reappears again, featuring a fair selection procedure in which selection is cut into the other two packets, three distant key cards \n michael powers
2019
tesseract Michael Powers
21 Again/Invisible 21
selection vanishes and reappears again, featuring a fair selection procedure in which selection is cut into the other two packets, three distant key cards
moe fun \n featuring a fair selection procedure in which selection is cut into packets, two distant key cards, another spectator stops the spectator's deal to find selection, with variations (faro, no stooge, edge marks) \n michael powers \n linking ring, april 2009
2019
tesseract Michael Powers
Moe Fun
featuring a fair selection procedure in which selection is cut into packets, two distant key cards, another spectator stops the spectator's deal to find selection, with variations (faro, no stooge, edge marks)
two way split \n - effect 1 - the tantalizer
- effect 2 - another invisible card \n michael powers \n "the sunken key again" (scalbert's selected secrets)
2019
tesseract Michael Powers
Two Way Split
Effect 1 - The Tantalizer
Effect 2 - Another Invisible Card
Inspired by
"The Sunken Key Again" (Scalbert's Selected Secrets)
the 20-30 cut \n performer cuts off twenty cards, then thirty cards, using red-black shuffle \n steve forte
2020
gambling sleight of hand — volume 2 Steve Forte
the 20-30 cut
performer cuts off twenty cards, then thirty cards, using red-black shuffle
gps \n out-of-hand selection procedure, advertising card appears at same position in one half as selection in other \n michael weber
2020
elixir Michael Weber
GPS
out-of-hand selection procedure, advertising card appears at same position in one half as selection in other
the s-b whoops control \n card control to certain position \n steve beam \n reversed key card \n u. f. grant \n s-d location \n david solomon \n steve draun
2020
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 12 Steve Beam