the capital q\nback-count force with counters/coins or cards, as divination with partial stack\n unknown\nthe capital q\n unknown
1889
tricks with cards
Unknown
The Capital Q
back-count force with counters/coins or cards, as divination with partial stack
the capital q\nback-count force with counters/coins or cards, as divination with partial stack\n unknown\nthe capital q\n unknown\nq-tip\nmichael weber\ncross roads\nkarl fulves\ntale of the q\ntony bartolotta
1890
more magic
Unknown
The Capital Q
back-count force with counters/coins or cards, as divination with partial stack
gezwungene wahl\nmagician's choice from 32 cards and layout on table\nfriedrich w. conradi-horster\nprof. hofzinser's geheimnis\njohann nepomuk hofzinser\ndas wiederfinden zweier karten\n unknown
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler Friedrich W. Conradi-Horster
Gezwungene Wahl
magician's choice from 32 cards and layout on table
der neue magische kartenkreis\n"by h. sch., dresden", two predictions in envelopes, three dice rolled to get two numbers, counted to in a circle of cards, both predicted, q-principle\n unknown
1897
der zauberspiegel
Unknown
Der neue magische Kartenkreis
"by H. Sch., Dresden", two predictions in envelopes, three dice rolled to get two numbers, counted to in a circle of cards, both predicted, Q-principle
simple deal force\nbottom cards are force card, dealt into two piles, top cards are now force cards\njames j. moren
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries James J. Moren
Simple Deal Force
bottom cards are force card, dealt into two piles, top cards are now force cards
single card wonder prediction\nspectator shuffles deck, names number and card at that position is predicted, re-deal force\nralph w. hull
1932
"eye-openers" Ralph W. Hull
Single Card Wonder Prediction
spectator shuffles deck, names number and card at that position is predicted, re-deal force
free force\nforcing fourteen or fifteen with playing cards, see reference for correction\nronald b. edwards\nthe back room\nbruce elliott
1944
the phoenix 51-100 Ronald B. Edwards
Free Force
forcing fourteen or fifteen with playing cards, see reference for correction
sympathetic aces\nno. 19, ten-twenty force to locate all four aces one by one, minor variation included to locate royal flush\njohn scarne
1950
scarne on card tricks John Scarne
Sympathetic Aces
No. 19, Ten-Twenty Force to locate all four Aces one by one, minor variation included to locate Royal Flush
the photographic match\nno. 36, card is selected, match is lit and when extinguished, name of card appears on head of match\nrussell swann\nthe spirit match\njohn c. holoubeck
1950
scarne on card tricks Russell Swann
The Photographic Match
No. 36, Card is selected, match is lit and when extinguished, name of card appears on head of match
the magic of manhattan\ncut the deck into two piles, one pile is counted, the two digits in the number of cards is added together to get a single digit, count down to that number in that pile to find selection, the phrase the magic of manhattan is spelled to find selection\nbill nord
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery Bill Nord
The Magic of Manhattan
Cut the deck into two piles, one pile is counted, the two digits in the number of cards is added together to get a single digit, count down to that number in that pile to find selection, the phrase THE MAGIC OF MANHATTAN is spelled to find selection
as a force\ncard is selected and shuffled in deck, spectator should now also remember card next to his selection which is forced and can have different back\nkarl fulves
1970
faro & riffle technique Karl Fulves
As A Force
card is selected and shuffled in deck, spectator should now also remember card next to his selection which is forced and can have different back
cosmic computer\nthree cards are selected and its values completed to a total of ten, card at sum of three cards is revealed\nstephen a. sparks
1970
the compleat magick - volume 1 Stephen A. Sparks
Cosmic Computer
three cards are selected and its values completed to a total of ten, card at sum of three cards is revealed
hex squared\n4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card, see also p. 512 and also p. 550 for ideas by "eddie" cowles and karl fulves\nkarl fulves\nhex squared\nkarl fulves\nthe square ring\nsam schwartz\nkarl fulves\nforced march\nsam schwartz\nhex squared\nkarl fulves\nintroduction\nkarl fulves\nhex in color\njohn j. beck iii\njohn a. beck
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Karl Fulves
Hex Squared
4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card, see also p. 512 and also p. 550 for ideas by "Eddie" Cowles and Karl Fulves
21 force\nshown to garcia by marconick, credited to marlo in reference\n unknown\nmillion dollar card secrets\njon racherbaumer\n various\nfrank garcia\nwheel and deal\nsteve pressley
1972
million dollar card secrets
Unknown
21 Force
shown to Garcia by Marconick, credited to Marlo in reference
follow-up\ntwenty cards used to write esp, number named and card is only odd-colored card, nine force\nsteve spillman\nflannel-board\njohn a. novak
1972
the compleat magick - volume i Steve Spillman
Follow-Up
twenty cards used to write ESP, number named and card is only odd-colored card, nine force
amazing prediction\ntwo cards, some dealing and counting\ndai vernon\nharry lorayne\nbruce cervon
1973
rim shots Dai Vernon, Harry Lorayne, Bruce Cervon
flannel-board\nsame routine as spillmanns on flannel board and with white cards\njohn a. novak\nfollow-up\nsteve spillman
1973
the compleat magick - volume i John A. Novak
Flannel-Board
same routine as Spillmanns on flannel board and with white cards
towering prediction\ncards are laid out and spectator follows instruction from a tape recorder\nstephen minch\nstacks\nthomas alan waters\ntowering prediction\nstephen minch
1974
the book of thoth Stephen Minch
Towering Prediction
cards are laid out and spectator follows instruction from a tape recorder
fortunes of a wise fool\nbased on an idea by ed mellon, matrix force\nstephen minch\ndays of force\nmel stover\nquintasense\nthomas alan waters
1974
the book of thoth Stephen Minch
they match!\nesp deck, forcing three cards\nlarry becker\neuropean aces\narturo de ascanio\ngeorge schindler\nfrank garcia\nmatched!\nnorth bigbee
1974
the compleat magick — volume ii Larry Becker
the kruskal principle\nalso with two deck, described by martin gardner, see p. 985 for references to ibidem\nmartin d. kruskal
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Martin D. Kruskal
The Kruskal Principle
also with two deck, described by Martin Gardner, see p. 985 for references to Ibidem
prime time\nall clubs in packet, counting procedure, king always remains\ngeorge sands\nlucky 13\ngeorge sands
1975
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 George Sands
Prime Time
all clubs in packet, counting procedure, King always remains
prime choice\n"two tricks"
packet of thirteen cards, selection is the last one face-down after counting procedure\ngeorge sands\nlucky 13\ngeorge sands\nprime choice\ndr. jacob daley\ngeorge sands
1978
the chronicles George Sands
Prime Choice
"Two Tricks"
packet of thirteen cards, selection is the last one face-down after counting procedure
numerology card in wallet\nprediction in envelope, in wallet, nine-force, version of al koran's "five-star miracle card"\nthomas alan waters\ncard in wallet\nrobert siepielski\nsymbolic\nlarry 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"
a prediction "pathway"\nmathematical dealing thing in which spectator sorts red and blacks to force himself a card\nharry lorayne
1979
quantum leaps Harry Lorayne
A Prediction "Pathway"
mathematical dealing thing in which spectator sorts red and blacks to force himself a card
symbolic\ncards with names of objects, one is selected by 9 force\nlarry becker\nphil goldstein's "australien packets" in "the linking ring" 1978.\nnumerology card in wallet\nthomas alan waters
1979
the best of larry becker's world of super mentalism book ii Larry Becker
Symbolic
cards with names of objects, one is selected by 9 force
Inspired by
Phil Goldstein's "Australien Packets" in "The Linking Ring" 1978.
hex squared\n4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card\nkarl fulves\nhex squared\nkarl fulves
1980
curioser Karl Fulves
Hex Squared
4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card
forced march\n4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card\nsam schwartz\nhex squared\nkarl fulves
1980
curioser Sam Schwartz
Forced March
4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card
the square ring\n4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card, only three instructions\nsam schwartz\nkarl fulves\nhex squared\nkarl fulves\nthe square ring\nkarl fulves\nsam schwartz
1980
curioser Sam Schwartz, Karl Fulves
The Square Ring
4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card, only three instructions
mother goose force\nto force a page, based on the miraskill idea\nbob hummer\nmartin gardner's "mother goose mystery"
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets Bob Hummer
9th dimension\nspectator counts matches in matchbook, card with matching number appears in chosen pile\nphilip t. goldstein
1980
the compleat magick — volume iii Philip T. Goldstein
9th Dimension
spectator counts matches in matchbook, card with matching number appears in chosen pile
quintasense\nsome tarot cards are selected via the matrix force, reading, written on paper matches the selected cards\nthomas alan waters\nstephen minch's "book of thoth" p.41.\ndays of force\nmel stover\nfortunes of a wise fool\nstephen minch
1982
mind, myth & magick Thomas Alan Waters
Quintasense
some tarot cards are selected via the matrix force, reading, written on paper matches the selected cards
spectator finds your card\nspectator deals cards and again in two piles, suit and value of top cards combine to performer's selection, re-deal force\n unknown\nthe spectator does a trick\nal leech
1982
simple yet effective tricks with cards
Unknown
Spectator finds your Card
spectator deals cards and again in two piles, suit and value of top cards combine to performer's selection, re-deal force
the strange 20 card coincidence\nsome cards dealt, dealt packets, selection and prediction make up a royal flush\njohn f. mendoza
1983
the mendoza portfolio no. 1 John F. Mendoza
The Strange 20 Card Coincidence
some cards dealt, dealt packets, selection and prediction make up a royal flush
prime choice\nno. 31, packet of thirteen cards, selection is the last one face-down after counting procedure\ndr. jacob daley\ngeorge sands\nprime choice\ngeorge sands
1983
self-working number magic Dr. Jacob Daley, George Sands
Prime Choice
No. 31, packet of thirteen cards, selection is the last one face-down after counting procedure
lucky 13\nno. 32, prime principle force, small packet counted to named number until only one card remains\ngeorge sands\nlucky 13\ngeorge sands
1983
self-working number magic George Sands
Lucky 13
No. 32, prime principle force, small packet counted to named number until only one card remains
hex squared\nno. 65, 4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card\nkarl fulves\nhex squared\nkarl fulves
1984
more self-working card tricks Karl Fulves
Hex Squared
No. 65, 4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card
the square ring\nno. 66, 4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card, only three instructions\nkarl fulves\nsam schwartz\nthe square ring\nsam schwartz\nkarl fulves
1984
more self-working card tricks Karl Fulves, Sam Schwartz
The Square Ring
No. 66, 4x4 layout, spectator moves around according to fixed rules and ends on force card, only three instructions
miscellaneous forces\n- forcing four cards with (re)dealing
- odd-even number of things to force one of two spectators (matches or corners of newspaper)\n unknown
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
Miscellaneous Forces
forcing four cards with (re)dealing
odd-even number of things to force one of two spectators (matches or corners of newspaper)
three pile prediction\ncounting and piles to force ninth card from top (1944)
- as a location\nfrederick braue
1985
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue
Three Pile Prediction
counting and piles to force ninth card from top (1944)
the rendezvous force\nmathematical force, penelope's principle with klondike instead of faro shuffle\ndai vernon\nalex elmsley\nunknown quantity\ngene finnell\nthe rendezvous force\ndai vernon\nalex elmsley
1987
magical arts journal Dai Vernon, Alex Elmsley
The Rendezvous Force
mathematical force, Penelope's Principle with Klondike instead of faro shuffle
towering prediction\ncards are laid out and spectator follows instruction from written scroll\nstephen minch\ntowering prediction\nstephen minch
1987
the three faces of steve Stephen Minch
Towering Prediction
cards are laid out and spectator follows instruction from written scroll
pentacle force\nforcing a ten to ace value on spectator, tsunami principle\nbob farmer\n"16-foot tsunami"\njas jakutsch\nbob farmer\npentacle force\nbob farmer\nbefore the thought\nryan schlutz
1987/1988
tsunami Bob Farmer
Pentacle Force
forcing a Ten to Ace value on spectator, Tsunami principle
high card force\nfive spectators remove cards from portions of the deck, then another spectator the highest one of those, card is forced\nbob farmer\nhigh card force\nbob farmer
1987/1988
tsunami Bob Farmer
High Card Force
five spectators remove cards from portions of the deck, then another spectator the highest one of those, card is forced
the rendezvous force\nmathematical force, penelope's principle with klondike instead of faro shuffle\ndai vernon\nalex elmsley\nthe rendezvous force\ndai vernon\nalex elmsley\npact man\nkarl fulves
1988
the vernon chronicles — volume 2 Dai Vernon, Alex Elmsley
The Rendezvous Force
mathematical force, Penelope's Principle with Klondike instead of faro shuffle
twenty-twenty\nspectator deal pile into three packets and pockets top cards, they are divined\nkarl fulves
1989
easy-to-do card tricks for children Karl Fulves
Twenty-Twenty
spectator deal pile into three packets and pockets top cards, they are divined
a fortune\nspectator cuts off packet and then counts down to make a selection (10-20 handling), value is looked up on chart and spectator loses\nkarl fulves
1989
easy-to-do card tricks for children Karl Fulves
A Fortune
spectator cuts off packet and then counts down to make a selection (10-20 handling), value is looked up on chart and spectator loses
junk bonds\nforcing one pile out of a few, for ace assembly, using spelling\nmel bennett\n"so nero" (stewart james, ibidem #5)\n"charm bracelet" (allan slaight, new pentagram, oct. 1987)
1994
rigmarole Mel Bennett
Junk Bonds
forcing one pile out of a few, for Ace assembly, using spelling
Inspired by
"So Nero" (Stewart James, Ibidem #5)
"Charm Bracelet" (Allan Slaight, New Pentagram, Oct. 1987)
wheel and deal\ncard is predicted in form of mates and by adding values cards position is found\nsteve pressley\n21 force\n unknown
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2 Steve Pressley
Wheel and Deal
card is predicted in form of mates and by adding values cards position is found
location, location, location\nthree spectators cut some cards and chose a card, amount and selections are predicted and located, 9-force\nsteve beam\nvan osdol's "number trick" in rufus steele's "50 tricks you can do"\nprime location\nsteve beam
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2 Steve Beam
Location, Location, Location
three spectators cut some cards and chose a card, amount and selections are predicted and located, 9-force
Inspired by
Van Osdol's "Number Trick" in Rufus Steele's "50 Tricks You Can Do"
what's in a name?\nno. 8, name is spelled in eleven-card packet and last card turned over, repeated until one card remains, it is the only odd-colored one\nkarl fulves\nlucky 13\ngeorge sands
1995
easy magic Karl Fulves
What's in a Name?
No. 8, name is spelled in eleven-card packet and last card turned over, repeated until one card remains, it is the only odd-colored one
"lucky 13" force\nusing a fair dice to force bottom card of seven card packet, by eliminating cards at rolled number repeatedly, independently discovered by mitsunobu matsuyama\ngeorge sands\nmitsunobu matsuyama
1997
the card magic of nick trost George Sands, Mitsunobu Matsuyama
"Lucky 13" Force
Using a fair dice to force bottom card of seven card packet, by eliminating cards at rolled number repeatedly, independently discovered by Mitsunobu Matsuyama
prime number packet principle\npacket of cards with prime number of cards, think of any integer n, flip over every nth card in succession, forces the remaining card\ngeorge sands
1997
effortless card magic George Sands
Prime Number Packet Principle
Packet of cards with prime number of cards, think of any integer n, flip over every nth card in succession, forces the remaining card
stebbins clock\nclock layout, one card turned over and put in center, counting procedure with the value and last card on count always turned over, remaining card forced\nkarl fulves\nlucky 13\ngeorge sands\nchronometer cards\nmitsunobu matsuyama\nmartin gardner\ninformant\nkarl fulves
1998
the fine print Karl Fulves
Stebbins Clock
clock layout, one card turned over and put in center, counting procedure with the value and last card on count always turned over, remaining card forced
a card force\n"dot com - tricks and stunts with numbers"
ace through nine in row on table, some cards eliminated, rest added, total divided by six and counted from either end, variations on this force\nkarl fulves\nmel bennett\nlesson in larceny\nroy walton\nwould i lie to you?\nkarl fulves\ncolorific\nfelix greenfield\ninformant\nkarl fulves
1998
the fine print Karl Fulves, Mel Bennett
A Card Force
"Dot Com - Tricks and stunts with numbers"
Ace through Nine in row on table, some cards eliminated, rest added, total divided by six and counted from either end, variations on this force
shot in the dark\n(a professional presentation)
packet trick with guns on cards, russian roulette presentation, mitsunobu matsuyama's petal force\ndavid acer\n"short in the dark" (hiroshi kondo, marketed effect)
1999
natural selections — volume ii David Acer
Shot in the Dark
(A Professional Presentation)
packet trick with guns on cards, russian roulette presentation, Mitsunobu Matsuyama's Petal Force
Inspired by
"Short in the Dark" (Hiroshi Kondo, marketed effect)
the capital q\nno. 23, back-count force
- improvement (as divination with partial stack)\nellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
pateo variation\nforce done by two spectators, magician's choice on final decision\nkarl fulves\npateo (roy baker, baker's bonanza, p. 38)\nlucky 13\ngeorge sands
2000
lost vampire secrets Karl Fulves
PATEO Variation
force done by two spectators, magician's choice on final decision
voodoo clue\nno. 29, card chosen by dealing two piles from seventeen-card packet and moving cards from top to bottom according to an eight and nine removed by performer, card arrived at predicted\nkarl fulves\nstewart james
2001
my best self-working card tricks Karl Fulves, Stewart James
Voodoo Clue
No. 29, card chosen by dealing two piles from seventeen-card packet and moving cards from top to bottom according to an Eight and Nine removed by performer, card arrived at predicted
petal force\nto force a card from aces and twos\nmitsunobu matsuyama\nkarl fulves
2001
my best self-working card tricks Mitsunobu Matsuyama, Karl Fulves
mm force\nmore on the working of mitsunobu matsuyama's petal force\nkarl fulves\n"in the code" (discoverie #4)\n"4'wave" (aldo colombini, discoverie #5)
2001
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
MM Force
more on the working of Mitsunobu Matsuyama's petal force
the five card mix\nforcing a card from five, see also george sands "prime time"\njim steinmeyer\ngeorge sands\n"odd chance" 21 card trick\ngene castillon
2002
impuzzibilities Jim Steinmeyer, George Sands
The Five Card Mix
forcing a card from five, see also George Sands "Prime Time"
unknown numbers\ncard named, performer upjogs three cards and loses them again, card chosen by counting to two named numbers, named card and its mate found\nkarl fulves\n"coincidence or what" (stuart judah)\nfourth down\nallan slaight\nshock spell\nfather cyprian
2002
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
Unknown Numbers
card named, performer upjogs three cards and loses them again, card chosen by counting to two named numbers, named card and its mate found
lucky digits\nsmall packet counted to named number until only one card remains\nsteve beam\nlucky 13\ngeorge sands
2002
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 4 Steve Beam
Lucky Digits
small packet counted to named number until only one card remains
one rule of matrix poker\nsixteen card matrix, cards chosen, they're predicted\nalan wakeling\njim steinmeyer
2003
artificial conclusions Alan Wakeling, Jim Steinmeyer
prime deal\ndealing cards on table, sometimes pairs, spectator stops and a the amount of cards on the table is always prime
- eliminating the non-prime stopping points\niain girdwood
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 2 Iain Girdwood
Prime Deal
dealing cards on table, sometimes pairs, spectator stops and a the amount of cards on the table is always prime
prime number principle\np cards, any number smaller than p counted to and card turned over, repeated from there until one card remains not turned over, it's forced
- why it works\ngeorge sands\ncard concepts (arthur mactier)\nco-prime number principle\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 2 George Sands
Prime Number Principle
p cards, any number smaller than p counted to and card turned over, repeated from there until one card remains not turned over, it's forced
co-prime number principle\nextension of prime number principle\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\nprime number principle\ngeorge sands
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 2 Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
lucky, lucky, lucky\nprime principle force, small packet counted to named number until selection appears, as bar bet\nlewis jones\nlucky 13\ngeorge sands\nodd man in\nsteve beam
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Lewis Jones
Lucky, Lucky, Lucky
prime principle force, small packet counted to named number until selection appears, as bar bet
in the bluff\nclever card force, number is counted in the deck to select card, revealed by asking question to other spectator\nramón riobóo
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Ramón Riobóo
In the Bluff
clever card force, number is counted in the deck to select card, revealed by asking question to other spectator
five cards on the march\nmathematical spelling trick with row of five coins, based on stewart james "stranger in a strange land"\njim steinmeyer\nstewart james\na bird in the hand\nsteve mayhew
2006
further impuzzibilities Jim Steinmeyer, Stewart James
Five Cards on the March
mathematical spelling trick with row of five coins, based on Stewart James "Stranger in a Strange Land"
incantations\n20 card force, different ways of presenting it\nstewart james\nhandwritten notes, 1964\nfourth incantation\nstewart james
2007
the essential stewart james Stewart James
the couple's lucky number\ntwo cards are forced via number procedures\nnick trost\ntom craven
2008
subtle card creations - volume 1 Nick Trost, Tom Craven
illusive card\nspectator names one of nine random cards and puts them in a row, pateo variation in which three cards are pushed forward every time\nkarl fulves
2010
prolix Karl Fulves
Illusive Card
spectator names one of nine random cards and puts them in a row, PATEO variation in which three cards are pushed forward every time
the irresistible force\nfrom three cards (six, seven, queen) the seven is forced via counting procedure\njim steinmeyer
2015
devilish impuzzibilities Jim Steinmeyer
The Irresistible Force
from three cards (Six, Seven, Queen) the Seven is forced via counting procedure
wheel force\nelimination force from five objects starting with the one selected by a spectator.\nrobert e. neale
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Robert E. Neale
Wheel Force
Elimination force from five objects starting with the one selected by a spectator.
sweet spot\nrange force where spectator makes all the choices to arrive at force card.\nsteve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Steve Beam
Sweet Spot
Range Force where spectator makes all the choices to arrive at force card.
small prize winner\nrange force where spectator makes all the choices to arrive at force card.\nsteve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Steve Beam
Small Prize Winner
Range Force where spectator makes all the choices to arrive at force card.
ranger school\nseveral versions of a range force where spectator makes all the choices to arrive at force card.\nsteve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Steve Beam
Ranger School
Several versions of a range force where spectator makes all the choices to arrive at force card.
predicting the past\nroutine where the magician predicts a card to be freely chosen by a member of the audience.\nsteve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Steve Beam
Predicting the Past
Routine where the magician predicts a card to be freely chosen by a member of the audience.
blankety blank\nblank (both sides) deck used to create a playing card. that card is removed from the pocket and it appears (prints) in the deck.\nsteve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Steve Beam
Blankety Blank
Blank (both sides) deck used to create a playing card. That card is removed from the pocket and it appears (prints) in the deck.
nuclear force\nrange force where spectator makes all the choices to arrive at force card.\nsteve beam\nnew-and-clear force\njon racherbaumer
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Steve Beam
Nuclear Force
Range Force where spectator makes all the choices to arrive at force card.
one in a bazillion\nsince 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.\nsteve 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.
cadd force\ncut-and-deal-down force, spectator cuts off a pile and deals the rest into x piles, the top cards are forced\nbob farmer
2015
the bammo ten card deal dossier Bob Farmer
CADD Force
Cut-and-Deal-Down Force, spectator cuts off a pile and deals the rest into x piles, the top cards are forced
the konami code\nbunch of photographs shuffled by spectator are disposed at the table, spectator ends up on the predicted one via pointing/arrows on photos\ntomas blomberg
2015
blomberg laboratories Tomas Blomberg
The Konami Code
bunch of photographs shuffled by spectator are disposed at the table, spectator ends up on the predicted one via pointing/arrows on photos
deal force\nwith small numbers that are named\nroberto giobbi\nanthony norman\n"basic card technique" (anthony norman, 1948)
2016
hidden agenda Roberto Giobbi, Anthony Norman
new-and-clear force\nace-through-king set-up, card chosen by first chosen value then suit, card not really forced but under control\njon racherbaumer\n"variation: beam’s artificial nuclear force" (david solomon, solomon's bulletin #81, jan. 2016\nnuclear force\nsteve beam
2016
facsimile Jon Racherbaumer
New-and-Clear Force
Ace-through-King set-up, card chosen by first chosen value then suit, card not really forced but under control
pentacle force\nforcing a ten to ace value on spectator, see also p. 89\nbob farmer\npentacle force\nbob farmer
2017
the bammo tarodiction toolbox Bob Farmer
Pentacle Force
forcing a Ten to Ace value on spectator, see also p. 89
high card force\nfive spectators remove cards from portions of the deck, then another spectator the highest one of those, card is forced\nbob farmer\nhigh card force\nbob farmer
2017
the bammo tarodiction toolbox Bob Farmer
High Card Force
five spectators remove cards from portions of the deck, then another spectator the highest one of those, card is forced
pentacle force\napplied to three people that are asked to think of a high, low and middle valued card\nbob farmer
2017
the bammo gaffus maximus Bob Farmer
Pentacle Force
applied to three people that are asked to think of a high, low and middle valued card