133 entries in Cards / Sleights / False Display / Four-of-a-Kind
Creators Title Comments & References Year Source Page AA Categories
Edward Marlo Swindle Aces showing four cards (three Aces, one x) as four of a kind
Related to 1953 108
Brother John Hamman The Hamman 2-For-4 Count
Summer 1972
The Pallbearers Review Vol. 5-8 (Vol. 7 No. 7th Folio)
539
Karl Fulves Center Pull-Out basis of so called Gemini Count, credit information
Related toAlso published here July 1974
Epilogue (Issue 21)
198
Gene Castillon The Spirit Count two as four with four-card packet
Also published here 1976
Kabbala — Volume 3 (Vol. 3 No. 4)
53
Gene Castillon The Spirit Count
Also published here 1977 56
Stephen Minch Small Packet Double extracting double from center of four-card packet
1977 31
Karl Fulves The GIT-M Move related to rhythm count, dated to 1969
1978
Interlocutor (Issue 16)
59
Edward Marlo The Marlo Layout two Aces and two indifferent cards are displayed as four Aces and layed out for assembly
1979 3
Gene Castillon Spirit Count
Feb. 1979
Pabular (Vol. 5 No. 2)
639
Edward Marlo O.K. - Let's Play - Game #1-5 actually Switchless Switch handling, overcount and show the Kings from top of the deck
1980 278
Edward Marlo Game #6 - Slip Count show and take Kings from deck while only having three
1980 283
Edward Marlo Full Deck Olram Subtlety Olram with top four cards of the deck
1980 284
Edward Marlo Bold Olram Subtlety hiding two of four
1980 286
Edward Marlo Flexible Hindu Count hiding two of four
1980 287
Edward Marlo The Jimminy Cricket Count three Gemini Count alternatives
  • First Cricket Count
  • Second Cricket Count
  • Third Cricket Count
Also published here 1980 290
Gemini Count
1980 84
Jon Racherbaumer Two as Four Count
1981 41
Daryl Martinez Rising Crime Display
Related toVariationsAlso published here 1982 28
Paul Harris Two as Four Display
Oct. 1982 10
Edward Marlo Reverse Spread Display one index hidden
1982 89
Brother John Hamman Gemini Count
Variations Oct. 1983
The Collected Almanac (Vol. 2 No. 14)
128
Brother John Hamman Four-of-a-kind Display
1983 7
John F. Mendoza The Scorpion Gemini Count
Inspired byVariations 1983 180
Brother John Hamman, Frank Simon Gemini Count Modification
1983 81
Gene Castillon, Stephen Tucker Spirit Count
1984 177
Brother John Hamman The Gemini Count
1984 10
Larry Jennings, Daryl Martinez Rising Crime Display from Natural Grip
Spring 1985
The Collected Almanac (Vol. 3 No. 25, 26 & 27)
248
David Neighbors, John F. Mendoza, Brother John Hamman 5-Card Gemini Count Variation
1986 30
Larry Jennings Rhythm Count brief
1986 14
Gene Castillon Spirit Count with jumbo cards
1986 3
Larry West Mirage Count
Related to 1986 50
Brother John Hamman Gemini Count
1987
Lecture Notes Collection (Issue Carney Uncovered)
18
Steve Beam The Count Olram Count variation
1987 287
Brother John Hamman Gemini Count
1987 18
Edward Marlo Marlo's Nerve Count showing four cards as four of a kind with two x-cards
1988 252
Randy Wakeman Randy's Cricket Count gemini/flushtration combo
Apr. 1989
Apocalypse (Vol. 12 No. 4)
1627
Brother John Hamman The Gemini Count
1989 93
Brother John Hamman Gemini Count Variation starting with a top-bottom double deal
1989 97
Dr. Jacob Daley, Brother John Hamman Rouge et Noire Count
1989 104
Karl Fulves Reference Notes on the Center Pull-Out, precursor Marconick
Related to 1989 35
Larry West Mirage Count
1989 72
Randy Wakeman R.W. Cricket Count gemini/flushtration combo
1989 98
John Bannon Discrepancy City Display showing four cards as four-of-a-kind even though there are only three and one indifferent
1990 5
Wesley James The Virgo Move "much better Gemini substitute"
  • Additional Notes on the Virgo Move
1990 20
Gene Castillon Spirit Count
1990 72
Michael Powers Trinity Two-as-Four Sequence
Inspired by 1990 29
Jon Racherbaumer Rising Crime Display Variation
Variations 1990 93
John Bannon Discrepancy City Display showing four cards as four-of-a-kind even though there are only three and one indifferent
1990 3
John Bannon Discrepancy City Display showing four cards as four-of-a-kind even though there are only three and one indifferent
1991 15
David Neighbors Aquarius Count variation of the Gemini Count
Inspired by June 1991
The Minotaur (Vol. 3 No. 2)
14
Larry West Mirage Count
1992 68
James Swain, Bill Malone The J. S. Count actually displays using KM style switch, thereafter referred to as "J.S. Switch"
  • To show three cards to be same card
  • To perform Brother Hamman's Gemini Count
  • Gemini Count Variation
  • To perform Daryl Martinez's Diamond Bar
1992 67
Larry Jennings The Rhythm Count Two-four-Four
1995 7
Larry Jennings, Allan Ackerman A Better View small variation of the Rhythm Count
1995 7
Jack Carpenter Jack's Rhythm Two-four-Four, variation of the Rhythm Count
VariationsAlso published here 1995 9
Edward Marlo Jiminy Cricket Count 2-4-4, third method of Marlo's methods in reference
Related toAlso published here 1995 11
Daryl Martinez Rising Crime Display
1995 109
Larry West Mirage Count
1995 110
Allan Ackerman Optical Rhythm rhythm count handling, all cards must be face cards, Two-four-Four count
Inspired byAlso published here 1996 9
Larry Jennings, Daryl Martinez Rising Crime Display from Natural Grip
1996 53
Gene Castillon, Baltazar Fuentes Spirit Count Variation
1996 21
Mike Gallo, Lou Gallo, Joey Gallo Family Affair four cards shown, they change to a different four-of-a-kind
  • Michael Gallo's Handling
  • Lou Gallo's Handling
  • Joe Gallo's Handling
1996 98
Bob White Gemini Count Alternative
Also published here 1997 4
Gene Castillon The Spirit Count two as four with four-card packet
1998 22
Larry Jennings Modification of Daryl's Display Sequence
1999 39
Allan Ackerman Fingertip Rhythm Two-four-Four with fingertip handling
Also published here 1999 14
Larry Jennings Rhythm Count
May 2000
Genii (Vol. 63 No. 5)
51
Allan Ackerman Rhythm Flustration Count two as four-of-a-kind
2001 11
Rising Crime Display
2001 611
Harry Lorayne Rising Crime Display Variation
2001 613
Rising Crime Display
2001 47
Andi Gladwin Orion's Gemini Gemini Count with Orion Count mechanics
Inspired by Nov./Dec. 2001
Mr. Gadfly (Vol. 1 No. 4)
31
Daryl Rising Crime Display
2002 176
Larry West Mirage Count
Jan./Feb. 2002
Mr. Gadfly (Vol. 2 No. 1)
56
Karl Fulves Diminishing Display
2003 70
Daryl Martinez, Karl Fulves Rising Crime Display Version
2003 79
Stanley Collins, Chris Charlton Seeing Spots four cards shown blank, then all shown Ace of Spades, no extra cards, "Chris Charlton Monte Move"
2003
Off The Books (Issue 7)
114
Brother John Hamman, Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson Gemini Count
  • Fair Turn-Over of Bottom Card
  • Double Turn-Over of Bottom Card
  • Double Turn-Over of Top Two Cards
  • Double Turn-Over of Two Middle Cards
  • Full Gemini Count
2003 83
Larry West, Jonathan Townsend, Wesley James West-Townsend-James (WTJ) Count Elmsley-style Gemini Count, backs and faces of four cards
Inspired by 2004 384
Larry Jennings Rhythm Count "Double Olram Subtlety"
2005 3
Allan Ackerman Fingertip Rhythm two as four
2005 51
Bob White Gemini Count Alternative
Also published here 2005 20
James Swain Las Vegas Count
  • The Card Expert
Gemini/Rhythm Count variation, hiding two of four faces
Oct. 2006
Genii (Vol. 69 No. 10)
29
Jon Racherbaumer Rising Crime Display Variation
Inspired by Nov. 2006
Antinomy (Vol. 2 No. 4)
19
Dan Buck, Dave Buck The Dracula Count Gemini Count alternative
2006 29
Andi Gladwin Deja Vu Count False display, show same two cards twice (similar to Rhythm Count)
Related toVariationsAlso published here 2007 37
Brother John Hamman Gemini Count
Sep. 2007
Genii (Vol. 70 No. 9)
24
Gene Castillon Spirit Count
2008 70
Steve Beam The Two-Flusher Count kind of a Gemini Count, end grip
2008 20
Steve Beam The Flash Card Count
  • Two Show Four Different Cards as Two Pairs of Identical Cards
  • Two Show Four Different Cards as One Odd and Three Identical Cards
  • Two Show Five Different Cards to Consist of One Odd and Four Identical Cards
2008 21
Brother John Hamman Two as Four Count see also p. 29 ("On The Two As Four Count")
July 2009
Genii (Vol. 72 No. 7)
26
John Bannon Discrepancy City Display showing four cards as four-of-a-kind even though there are only three and one indifferent
2009 13
Larry Jennings Rhythm Count
2009 16
John Bannon Discrepancy City Display
2010 11
Daryl Martinez Rising Crime Display
2010 66
Steve Reynolds Bluff Count Cop three as four while tabling every card
  • True Bluff Count
Inspired by 2010 17
Steve Reynolds Flashback Count four cards, showing two twice
Inspired byRelated to 2010 19
Allan Ackerman, George Jenness, Ray Grismer Fingertip Rhythm credit information
2012 33
Larry West Mirage Count
2013 158
John Bannon Discrepancy City Display showing four cards as four-of-a-kind even though there are only three and one indifferent
2013 66
Tomas Blomberg Low Life Display
Inspired by 2014 94
John Bannon Discrepancy City Display
Also published here 2014 169
Tomas Blomberg Rhythm Switch cards laid out onto packets, uses Snap Deal
Inspired by 2014 278
John Guastaferro Petal Count Display three indifferent cards and two Jokers can be shown as four Jokers
Also published here Feb. 2014 491
Daryl Martinez Rising Crime Display
2015 25
Larry Jennings Rhythm Count
Nov. 2015
Genii (Vol. 78 No. 11)
46
John Guastaferro Petal Count Display three indifferent cards and two Jokers can be shown as four Jokers
Also published here 2015 134
Daryl Martinez, John Guastaferro Rising Crime Display Variation
2017 79
Jack Carpenter Rhythm Count Handling
2017 64
Helder Guimarães, Larry West Mirage Count Variation
Feb. 2017
Genii (Vol. 80 No. 2)
47
Brother John Hamman Gemini Count
Apr. 2017
Genii (Vol. 80 No. 4)
64
Brother John Hamman Gemini Count: A Walk-Through
2018 39
Andi Gladwin Déjà Vu Count
Also published here 2018 157
Allan Ackerman Fingertip Rhythm
2019 70
Steve Reynolds Five of a Kind Show only two of five cards are seen
Inspired by 2019
Output (Issue 1)
15
Larry West Mirage Count
Sep. 2019
Genii (Vol. 82 No. 9)
23
Ray Grismer The Grismer Count Rhythm Count precursor, double Olram count
Related to 2020 279
Larry Jennings The Rhythm Count (With Four Cards)
2020 284
Larry Jennings The Rhythm Count (With Five Cards) five as four
2020 286
Larry Jennings The Rhythm Count (With Six Cards) six as four
2020 290
Lee Lee Rhythm Count Variant
2021
Output (Issue 15)
25
Jack Carpenter Convincing 2 As 4 Count
  • Stud Handling
Related to Sep. 2021
The Disclaimer (Vol. 1 No. 6)
167
Dai Vernon Gemini Count Handling from private lecture notes by Gene Matsuura
2022 103
Micah Johnson Déjà Vu Count Variation
Inspired byAlso published here
  • MAGIC, Sep. 2012
2022 1142
Allan Ackerman Rising Crime Display Handling
Inspired by 2024 173
Allan Ackerman The Rhythm Count, Variations, and Alternatives intro
2024 50
Larry Jennings The Standard Rhythm Count
2024 51
Allan Ackerman The Open Rhythm Rhythm Count Handling
2024 52
Allan Ackerman The Fingertip Rhythm Count Two-four-Four with fingertip handling
Also published here 2024 53
Jack Carpenter Jack's Rhythm Count Two-four-Four, variation of the Rhythm Count
Also published here 2024 54
Allan Ackerman The Optical Rhythm Count rhythm count handling, all cards must be face cards, Two-four-Four count
Inspired byAlso published here 2024 55
Edward Marlo The Jiminy Cricket Count Two-four-Four, third method of Marlo's methods in reference
Also published here 2024 58
Larry West The Mirage Count
2024 59