96 entries for Steve Reynolds

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Edward Marlo Aces in Reverse Variations Let's See the Deck 15
Edward Marlo Marlo's One Hand Double Turnover featuring a push-off (also credited to Dai Vernon)Related toVariations Off the Top 7
Dai Vernon The Travelers Variations Stars of Magic (Vol. 6 No. 3) 97
Bill Simon The Flash Change four indifferent cards change into four Aces, they stick out of deck as a block and are shaken outVariations Sleightly Sensational 11
Edward Marlo The Separating Aces four Aces distribute in the deck, three methods, all cards face-downVariations The New Phoenix 301-348 (Issue 338) 162
Edward Marlo Count Cop and Transfer from packet to packet, sometimes called "Spontaneous Add"Variations Action Palm 10
Edward Marlo Twelfth Method based on principle that spectator shuffles top card to bottom in small packet overhand shuffleVariations Estimation 33
Nate Leipzig Slap Four Ace Routine Aces disappear and reappear on deck one by oneRelated toVariations Dai Vernon's Tribute to Nate Leipzig 42
Edward Marlo Cover-Up Shuffle retaining bottom twenty-six cards, hands cover halvesVariations Expert Card Conjuring 3
Larry Jennings Jennings' Visitor Variations Expert Card Mysteries 53
Edward Marlo Fifth Objective in and out jogging cull with tabled strip-out cutVariations Marlo's Objectives 11
Edward Marlo The Deep Face-Up Switch Bold ATFUS variation which brings the card directly to the centerVariations The Unexpected Card Book 78
Jon Racherbaumer Off-Shoot two sandwich cards separate next to two selectionsRelated toVariations Hierophant (Issue 7 Resurrection Issue) 13
Edward Marlo Additional Ideas - Broken Count Broken Elmsley Count and more broken countsVariations Marlo's Unforgetable Wild Card 22
David Britland Lunch Box "A large 'sandwich' with very few calories!"
card in box transposes with selection, case put in middle of deck on table and flicked out, optional kiss image on case		Related to Equinox 11
Larry Jennings Ambidextrous Travellers for the Elmsley credit see p. 48 of Marlo's Magazine 6Related toVariations The Classic Magic of Larry Jennings 233
Edward Marlo Anchored Add On from bottom or center onto tabled packetRelated toVariations Thirty Five Years Later 39
Brother John Hamman Magic Box four thought-of cards (one of each suit) appear in card caseVariations The Secrets of Brother John Hamman 77
Brother John Hamman The Double Flushtration Count Related to The Secrets of Brother John Hamman 103
Brother John Hamman Final Aces six double ended cardsVariations The Secrets of Brother John Hamman 229
Edward Marlo Trilogy In Blue ungaffedVariations The Olram File (Issue 2) 12
Edward Marlo Marlo's Flushtration Count Variations Card Finesse II 165
Paul Harris Grasshopper (revised) Inspired byVariations The Art of Astonishment — Book 1 (Issue Super Magic) 125
Michael Skinner, Nate Leipzig Skinning the Fat off the Bone... Nate Leipzig's Slap Aces Aces disappear and reappear on deck one by oneInspired byVariations Classic Sampler 46
Larry Jennings Pineapple Surprise '70 transformation kicker, double facersInspired by
  • "Pineapple Surprise" (Walt Rollins, MUM Dec. 1963)
Related toVariations		 Jennings '67 236
Allan Ackerman False Shuffle Display Bottom-Line precursorRelated to Classic Handlings 33
Paul Cummins, Steve Reynolds A Total Triumph new presentational twist FASDIU II 20
Allan Ackerman Rapid Exchange Four Jacks transpose with four Aces previously placed in different pocketsInspired by
  • "Student of a Student's Exchange" (Steve Reynolds, Under the Radar, 2004)
 The Magician's Ltd Cookbook 24
Steve Reynolds Finely Final Aces Ace Assembly based on Final Aces (Bro. John Hamman), without gaffsInspired by Route 52 9
Steve Reynolds, David Michael Evans Jumping Flash Transpo Sandwiched card between two Jacks transposes with tabled cardInspired by
  • "Jack-Flash Transpo" (Daryl Martinez & Jon Racherbaumer, At The Table, 1984)
 Route 52 17
Steve Reynolds A Trist on Twost Twisting the Aces with only spreads, no counting actions. Ends with Dr. Daley's Last TrickInspired by
  • "Twisting the Aces" (Nick Trost, marketed)
 Route 52 23
Steve Reynolds Unsigned Card Reworked handling of Hamman's Signed Card plot Route 52 31
Steve Reynolds Fireback Aces Ace Assembly where they go in reverse, before collecting in performer's packetInspired by Route 52 36
Steve Reynolds Day Time Visitor Larry Jenning's Visitor plot, done with only a packetInspired by Route 52 42
Steve Reynolds U-Turn Twisting routine with a gambling themeInspired by Route 52 47
Steve Reynolds Ace, x, x, x, x, Ace Two Aces distribute in the deck to find two selectionsInspired by Route 52 52
Steve Reynolds, Allan Ackerman The Splits Four Kings distribute to find four selections next to themInspired by Route 52 56
Edward Marlo, Steve Reynolds Layered Bold ATFUS Inspired by Route 52 57
Steve Reynolds A Spin on the Color-Changing Deck Find four Aces from the deck, rest of deck changes color Route 52 60
Steve Reynolds Mr Fogg Tracked Down Travelers with a minimal-palm approachInspired by Route 52 65
Steve Reynolds Introduction Trench Work 5
Steve Reynolds Flash Changed four indifferent cards change into four Aces, they stick out of deck as a block and are shaken outInspired by Trench Work 6
Steve Reynolds On Bannon's Poker Pairydox packet of cards shown mixed, then pairs are mated, contributing an instant resetInspired by
  • "Poker Pairadox" (John Bannon, Mega Wave, 2010)
 Trench Work 14
Steve Reynolds On the Card to Mouth Trench Work 16
Steve Reynolds Platinum Opener approaching a table Trench Work 19
Steve Reynolds Flip Flop Find one-handed flourish turnover of top cardInspired byAlso published here
  • Arsenal Notes, 2000
 Trench Work 20
Steve Reynolds Neo Slap Aces Aces appear on deck one by oneInspired by Trench Work 22
Steve Reynolds Monkey in the Box bold open loading, case flicked out between two halvesRelated toAlso published here
  • Under the Radar, 2003
 Trench Work 26
Steve Reynolds Swing Cut Controls double undercut substitute with swing cuts
- To the Top
- To the Bottom
- To Other Positions from Top/Bottom		 Six Deep — Part One 3
Steve Reynolds S. P. Hideout hiding cards à la ribbon-spread hide-out when spreading small packet on the table
- First Technique
- Second Technique
- Multiple Concealments		 Six Deep — Part One 4
Steve Reynolds Open-Scenario Palm Addition "S. P. Hideout" application
- Method One
- Method Two		 Six Deep — Part One 7
Steve Reynolds The Palm Add to tabled small packet, using "S. P. Hideout" Six Deep — Part One 10
Steve Reynolds For Marlo's Anchored Add On using "S. P. Hideout"Inspired by Six Deep — Part One 10
Steve Reynolds Anchors Away technical variationInspired by Six Deep — Part One 12
Steve Reynolds One Moment in Time Ace of Spades shown in left hand, then inserted into deck which is spread on the table, it is suddenly seen to be back in the left hand Six Deep — Part One 13
Steve Reynolds Off-Handed Overhand Shuffle Six Deep — Part One 15
Steve Reynolds Bluff Count Cop three as four while tabling every card
- True Bluff Count		Inspired by Six Deep — Part One 17
Steve Reynolds Flashback Count four cards, showing two twiceInspired byRelated to Six Deep — Part One 19
Steve Reynolds Thanks You The Zarrow Work Book
Steve Reynolds Before You Sit to Shuffle The Zarrow Work Book 1
Steve Reynolds First Misconception on false shuffling and shuffling styles The Zarrow Work Book 2
Steve Reynolds Second Misconception The Zarrow Work Book 3
Steve Reynolds Fale Square Up: Four Parts The Zarrow Work Book 4
Steve Reynolds Part One: The True Shuffle - The Starting Grip
- Practice Aid
- The Split
- The Weave		 The Zarrow Work Book 5
Steve Reynolds Part Two: The Two Square Ups - The True Square Up
- The False Square Up
- Holding Back
- Setting the Fan
- The Unweave and Lift
- The Simulated Square Up/Bobble Cover
- Second Thrust		 The Zarrow Work Book 13
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 BornInspired by Seeking the Bridge 154
Steve Reynolds Introduction In-Vestment — Chapter One 4
Steve Reynolds Rest Position vest pockets
- Rest Position Note		 In-Vestment — Chapter One 5
Steve Reynolds A Few Bits of Busines - About Vests
- Anchoring the Vest		 In-Vestment — Chapter One 7
Steve Reynolds Packet Positions in vest pocket
- Horizontal
- Verticle		 In-Vestment — Chapter One 8
Steve Reynolds Loading Card(s) into vest pocket
- Horizontal Loading (First Technique)
- Alternative Single-Card Load
- Horizontal Loading (Third Technique)
- Horizontal Loading (Small Packet)
- Vertical Loading		 In-Vestment — Chapter One 9
Steve Reynolds Stealing Cards 1 from vest pocket
- Onto Deck /Packet ("Friction Steal")		 In-Vestment — Chapter One 15
Steve Reynolds Combination Loads/Steals from vest pocket In-Vestment — Chapter One 16
Steve Reynolds Stealing Cards 2 from vest pocket
- Into Palm Positions
- First Application
- Second Application
- Other Palm Positions		 In-Vestment — Chapter One 17
Steve Reynolds Stealing Multiple Cards from vest pocket into palm
- First Technique (Squeeze Steal)
- Second Technique (Squeeze Add)
- Adjusting Packets		 In-Vestment — Chapter One 20
Steve Reynolds Packet Switch using vest pocket holdout In-Vestment — Chapter One 24
Steve Reynolds Half-Deck Switch using vest pocket holdout In-Vestment — Chapter One 25
Steve Reynolds Full Deck Switch using vest pocket holdout, two methods In-Vestment — Chapter One 26
Steve Reynolds Further Thoughts - Finding the Moment
- Seated Moves
- Applications to Effects		 In-Vestment — Chapter One 28
Steve Reynolds (Not) The Final Notes In-Vestment — Chapter One 29
Jon Racherbaumer Three Suspects and a Perp AH to 3H jump around, inspired by Steve Reynolds performanceInspired by Facsimile (Issue 5) 70
Steve Reynolds Ace x Ace Handling 3 Two Jacks placed in different parts of deck, move to find selection Elixir (Vol. 2 No. 1 (Summer #2)) 124
Steve Reynolds Introduction about a rediscovered Hamman video tape A Hint of Hamman 19
Steve Reynolds Bibliography A Hint of Hamman 53
Steve Reynolds Introduction Beyond the Z 11
Steve Reynolds Get a Grip on Marlo's "Angular Grip", "cover grip" Beyond the Z 12
Steve Reynolds Bottom Line Review very brief outline of Bottom Line Zarrow square up finesse Beyond the Z 15
Edward Marlo, Steve Reynolds Strip Out Shuffle Variant Inspired byVariations Beyond the Z 19
Steve Reynolds Push Through Shuffle Variant Inspired by Beyond the Z 27
Edward Marlo, Steve Reynolds Covered Up Shuffle using Bottom Line
- Half Mem Deck Handling		Inspired by Beyond the Z 33
Steve Reynolds BTZ Combo Beyond the Z 41
Allan Ackerman Traveling the Crossroads Aces signed, spectator selects four cards with turn out to be Jacks, all cards lost and Aces travel into different pocketsInspired by
  • "Cross-Road Travelers" (Steve Reynolds, Seek 52)
 Card Theater 81
Steve Reynolds Blind Bluff Shuffle two shuffle combination, strip-out with bluff/mock riffle Beyond the Z 47
Steve Reynolds Bluff Spread Shuffle getting into bluff/mock shuffle Beyond the Z 51
Steve Reynolds Backstory comments and credit information
- Starting Grip/Cover Grip
- Strip-out Shuffle (Edward Marlo)
- Push-Through Shuffle (Steve Reynolds)
- Blind Shuffle Bluffs (on the bluff/mock shuffle)
- Bottom-Line Technique
- Bottom-Line Perfect False Shuffle
- Bottom-Line Cover-Up Shuffle		Related to Beyond the Z 55
Steve Reynolds Bibliography Beyond the Z 81