the card from the pocket\ncard at thought of position is remembered and found, lazy man\nc. o. williams\nsidepockets\nkarl fulves\nco2\njustin higham
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks C. O. Williams
The Card from the Pocket
card at thought of position is remembered and found, lazy man
one hand control\naces are lost with charlier cuts and found using one hand only, two crimps\nedward marlo\none hand control\nedward marlo\nimpressionistic ace controls\njustin higham\nrichard vollmer\nchristian gambin
1945
the phoenix 51-100 Edward Marlo
One Hand Control
Aces are lost with charlier cuts and found using one hand only, two crimps
a poker player's picnic\nno-touch, little bit of dealing involved\n unknown\nthe weigle aces\noscar weigle\nbelchou's aces\nsteve belchou\nthe tarot touch\nanthony raven\nmatching "do as i do"\nluis gavilondo\nace assembly\nsteve belchou\neasy aces\n unknown\nthe computer deck\nkarl fulves\nspectator cuts to indicate the aces\njustin higham\npoker player's dine out (没大没小)\ng \npoker player's picnic plus\nharapan ong\ndonald chung
1948
the royal road to card magic
Unknown
marlo's strike unit control\n\nedward marlo\nblock unit control\njustin higham\nthe unit control deal\nroger crosthwaite
1959
seconds, centers, bottoms Edward Marlo
the no touch theory\nthree methods\nedward marlo\nblock unit control\njustin higham\nbeveled-edge second deal\nedward marlo\nno-touch second deal\nedward marlo\nmarlo's no-touch second\nsteve forte\nwalter scott's second deal\nsteve forte
1959
seconds, centers, bottoms Edward Marlo
natural air pocket principle\nsquared deck is often cut at the same spot because of natural air pockets\n unknown\nestimation kicker\njustin higham
1962
estimation
Unknown
Natural Air Pocket Principle
squared deck is often cut at the same spot because of natural air pockets
color eliminator\ncolor reflects on back of other card or nail polish on fingertip\nedward marlo\ncolor sense\nedward marlo\ncolor, how glimpsed\nkarl fulves\nimpromptu peek deck\njustin higham
1962
estimation Edward Marlo
Color Eliminator
color reflects on back of other card or nail polish on fingertip
unexpected prediction\n\nedward marlo\nthe trick that cannot be explained\ndai vernon\ntip - on the unexpected prediction\nedward marlo\nthe magician, the fool, and the wheel of fortune\njustin higham\nthe unexpected wild card\npaul vigil
1968
expert card conjuring Edward Marlo
who's hockley\ninspired by john derris' "hockley's prediction", two methods (biddle type stop force)\nedward marlo\nopen hockley\nedward marlo\nforce feed\nstephen minch\nstab force\njustin higham
1970
hierophant Edward Marlo
Who's Hockley
inspired by John Derris' "Hockley's Prediction", two methods (biddle type stop force)
subconscious poker ii\none card is controlled during the repeat-dealing of five poker-hand and appears in a royal flush, see also p. 840 for idea by cushing strout\njoseph k. schmidt\n"subconscious poker" (bob fisher, the sphinx, april 1939, or daley's notebooks #407)\npoker iii\njerry k. hartman\nsubconscious poker handling\nroy walton\npoker challenge\nharry lorayne\nsubconscious poker\njoseph k. schmidt\nsubconscious secret\nkarl fulves\nfurther than that and the lie detector\ncushing strout\njungian poker\njustin higham
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Joseph K. Schmidt
Subconscious Poker II
one card is controlled during the repeat-dealing of five poker-hand and appears in a Royal Flush, see also p. 840 for idea by Cushing Strout
Inspired by
"Subconscious Poker" (Bob Fisher, The Sphinx, April 1939, or Daley's Notebooks #407)
interlaced transposition\nthree cards from between aces to kings\nedward marlo\ninterlaced transformation\njustin higham
1980
marlo's magazine volume 4 Edward Marlo
e.z.2.\nthree sevens between kings vanish and appear face up in deck, fourth seven was previously selected\njustin higham\nmagical mysteries!\nreinhard müller\ne.z.2. variation\njustin higham\ninterlaced with a strange ease\nian land
1982
spell-binder Justin Higham
E.Z.2.
three sevens between kings vanish and appear face up in deck, fourth seven was previously selected
wow\nfour aces, ace with same suit turns over, when repeated, ace turns into selection\ntim gan\nwow wow!\nroger crosthwaite\nghost room\njustin higham
1982
spell-binder Tim Gan
Wow
four Aces, Ace with same suit turns over, when repeated, Ace turns into selection
pandemonium\n- growing deck gag (higham)
- trouser pocket as servante (higham)
- card revelation gag with two spectators selecting the same card (tucker)
- five coins travel from hand to hand and then change into one coin (tucker)
- cutting the aces, bilis/ marlo variation idea (monmoine)\njustin higham\nstephen tucker\npascal monmoine
1983
spell-binder Justin Higham, Stephen Tucker, Pascal Monmoine
Pandemonium
growing Deck gag (Higham)
trouser pocket as servante (Higham)
card revelation gag with two spectators selecting the same card (Tucker)
five coins travel from hand to hand and then change into one coin (Tucker)
Cutting the Aces, Bilis/ Marlo variation idea (Monmoine)
magical mysteries!\nidea and variation for interflight and e.z.2.\nreinhard müller\ninterflight\nphilip t. goldstein\ne.z.2.\njustin higham\ne.z.2. variation\njustin higham
1983
spell-binder Reinhard Müller
jackrobats\nwith extra card, first packet then in the deck\ndavid britland\n"acrobatic cards" (verne chesbro, larry west, tricks you can count on, p. 20)\nor......\njustin higham\njackrobats\ndavid britland\nsom-ace-sault\njustin higham\ndust busters\ndavid britland
1983
deckade David Britland
Jackrobats
with extra card, first packet then in the deck
Inspired by
"Acrobatic Cards" (Verne Chesbro, Larry West, Tricks You Can Count On, p. 20)
som-ace-sault\ntwo aces are turned face up, all turn face up, as finale aces turn all over in deck\njustin higham\njackrobats\ndavid britland\nfuddle aces\njon racherbaumer
1984
apocalypse vol. 6-10 Justin Higham
Som-Ace-Sault
two Aces are turned face up, all turn face up, as finale Aces turn all over in deck
the spectator cuts to and turns over the aces\nbasically the same as ackerman's version\nrandy wakeman\nthe spectator refuses to cut to the four aces\nallan ackerman\nspectator cuts a run of seven\njustin higham
1985
formula one close-up Randy Wakeman
spread pass addition\nwith variations
- delayed addition
- off the face switch)\nedward marlo\ncovers & applications for the a.g. shift\njustin higham\nwill houstoun\ndai vernon\nribbon spread addition\ntom gagnon
1986
thirty five years later Edward Marlo
fuddle aces\ntwo aces are turned face up, all turn face up, selection found at the end, red and black aces trasnpose as well\njon racherbaumer\nsom-ace-sault\njustin higham
1990
cardfixes Jon Racherbaumer
Fuddle Aces
two Aces are turned face up, all turn face up, selection found at the end, red and black Aces trasnpose as well
math applied\nsixteen cards and reverse faros, four effects\nedward marlo\nthe nobo lie detector\njustin higham\nkevin baker
1990
that's it Edward Marlo
mathematics and mentalism\nclever presentation comparing mathematical methods with real mindreading, reverse faro\nalex elmsley\ntransmigration\ngene finnell\nfigures versus prefiguration\njon racherbaumer\nthe nobo lie detector\njustin higham\nkevin baker\nunlikely triumvirate\n unknown
1991
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 1 Alex Elmsley
Mathematics and Mentalism
clever presentation comparing mathematical methods with real mindreading, reverse faro
directed verdict\nactually "directed verdict iv"\njohn bannon\nspectator cuts, magician delivers\njustin higham\nspectator cuts the aces three ways\njohn bannon\n andy (the jerx)
1991
smoke and mirrors John Bannon
fate's datebook\npart of "the dazzle act" (starting on page 425 until the end of the book), using a improvisational type of selection procedure\nalex elmsley\nthe trick that cannot be explained\ndai vernon\nhappy birthday\nsimon aronson\nthe magician, the fool, and the wheel of fortune\njustin 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
the combination cull - first method\nfour-of-a-kind to the bottom\ndavid carré\nswivel-cull\nedward marlo\nthe combination cull - second method\njustin higham
1994
roger's thesaurus David Carré
the combination cull - second method\nfour-of-a-kind to the top\njustin higham\nswivel-cull\nedward marlo\nthe combination cull - first method\ndavid carré
1994
roger's thesaurus Justin Higham
interlaced transformation\nthree cards between aces in center, kings on top, aces now on top and kings in center with the three cards\njustin higham\nalternatives for the "collectors"\nedward marlo\ninterlaced transposition\nedward marlo\njustify me\nr. paul wilson
1994
roger's thesaurus Justin Higham
Interlaced Transformation
three cards between Aces in center, Kings on top, Aces now on top and Kings in center with the three cards
phantom aces\nposition of aces announced after spectators shuffle the deck, one-by-one production, last one stabbed with another card by spectator\njustin higham\n"the phantom of the card table" (eddie mcguire, 1976, p. 10)\nbreaking the rule\nedward marlo
1994
roger's thesaurus Justin Higham
Phantom Aces
position of Aces announced after spectators shuffle the deck, one-by-one production, last one stabbed with another card by spectator
Inspired by
"The Phantom of the Card Table" (Eddie McGuire, 1976, p. 10)
twist and vanish\nbiddle trick, five-card twisting routine, cards turn over one by one, selection vanishes at the end\njack avis\ncy endfield\ninside out no. vi (1989, justin higham, p. 14)
1994
roger's thesaurus Jack Avis, Cy Endfield
Twist and Vanish
biddle trick, five-card twisting routine, cards turn over one by one, selection vanishes at the end
variation three: centerpoint subtlety\ndeck spread on table in two stages, former reversed bottom card is seen in the center at the end, cut/pass substitute\njustin higham\n"illusive aces" (justin higham, west end card session, 1989, p. 18)
1994
roger's thesaurus Justin Higham
Variation Three: Centerpoint Subtlety
deck spread on table in two stages, former reversed bottom card is seen in the center at the end, cut/pass substitute
Also published here
"Illusive Aces" (Justin Higham, West End Card Session, 1989, p. 18)
a change of identity\nfour jacks "whisper" three selections and transpose with them\njack avis\nthe whisperers\njerry sadowitz\nidentity cards\njustin higham\na change of identity (identity crisis)\njack avis
1994
roger's thesaurus Jack Avis
A Change of Identity
four Jacks "whisper" three selections and transpose with them
pocket switch\ncard sticking out of breast pocket, removed with one hand, see also p. 234 for credit information\nroger crosthwaite\ned marlo in "technomagic" no. 12 (justin higham, june 1991)
1994
roger's thesaurus Roger Crosthwaite
Pocket Switch
card sticking out of breast pocket, removed with one hand, see also p. 234 for credit information
Related to
Ed Marlo in "Technomagic" No. 12 (Justin Higham, June 1991)
super clairvoyant\nspectator thinks of any card, deals twice the value and drops rest on top, after a reverse faro, the performer knows the value and can fish\njustin higham
1994
roger's thesaurus Justin Higham
Super Clairvoyant
spectator thinks of any card, deals twice the value and drops rest on top, after a reverse faro, the performer knows the value and can fish
open hockley variant\napparently dragging top card of packet into left hand, bottom card taken instead\nedward marlo\njustin higham
1994
roger's thesaurus Edward Marlo, Justin Higham
Open Hockley Variant
apparently dragging top card of packet into left hand, bottom card taken instead
the square deal\nno. 24, 3x3 layout with twelve cards, center cards added give forced number, card at this position predicted\narthur setterington\nsquare-rigged\njustin higham
1995
self-working close-up card magic Arthur Setterington
The Square Deal
No. 24, 3x3 layout with twelve cards, center cards added give forced number, card at this position predicted
spectator cuts to locate aces\nspectator cuts and values are used to count down to selection\nedward marlo\nthe new tops, sep. 1976\nspectator cuts to locate aces\nedward marlo\nspectator cuts to indicate the aces\njustin higham
1995
m.i.n.t. — volume ii Edward Marlo
Spectator Cuts to Locate Aces
spectator cuts and values are used to count down to selection
true magic via objectivity\nabout inventing, selecting, practicing and performing
"also revealed is a brief but empowering glimpse of the secret behind the marlo method (...) this method is merely hinted at."\njustin higham\ntrue magic via objectivity (revised)\njustin higham
1997
true magic via objectivity Justin Higham
True Magic via Objectivity
about inventing, selecting, practicing and performing
"Also revealed is a brief but empowering glimpse of the secret behind the Marlo Method (...) this method is merely hinted at."
force-as-i-force\nspectator and performer each think of a card in two decks, deck exchanged and cards removed, they match\njustin higham
1999
arcardia Justin Higham
Force-as-I-Force
spectator and performer each think of a card in two decks, deck exchanged and cards removed, they match
corrected prediction\ncard peeked at, it matches a prediction in wallet
- method one (prediction same color)
- method two (prediction odd-backed)
- method three (deck changes back color as climax)\njustin higham\n"one deck perfect prediction" (justin higham, technomagic no. 2, aug. 1990)\ndomination of thought (hofzinser)\ntech-notes no. 1 (march 1992), incorrect description
1999
arcardia Justin Higham
square-rigged\nace through queen mixed and dealt in 3x3 square formation by spectator, center cards added and used to count to selection, credit information\njustin higham\n"exit" (stephen tucker, abra #2164, july 18th 1987)\nprecursor #23, may 1989\nthe square deal\narthur setterington\ntri-rigged\njustin higham
1999
arcardia Justin Higham
Square-Rigged
Ace through Queen mixed and dealt in 3x3 square formation by spectator, center cards added and used to count to selection, credit information
Inspired by
"Exit" (Stephen Tucker, Abra #2164, July 18th 1987)
spectator cuts to indicate the aces\ntop cards are used to count down\njustin higham\na poker player's picnic\n unknown\nspectator cuts to locate aces\nedward marlo
2001
the simulation of miracles Justin Higham
the simulation of miracles\n- introduction
- the ideal effect
- the spectrum of magic
- importance of archetypes
- the actual effect
- the basic effect
- the specific effect
- the effect-procedure
- designing the method
- a scientific system of "creating"
- an inspirational "system" of creating
- conclusion\njustin higham
2001
the simulation of miracles Justin Higham
vernonesque stop trick\noosoom sure fire, not thought of\njustin higham\n"mindshaker" (roger crosthwaite, arcadia, 1999)
2001
the simulation of miracles Justin Higham
unaccountable oil and water\n4&4\njustin higham\n"unaccounted oil and water" (justing higham, card notes)
2001
the simulation of miracles Justin Higham
Unaccountable Oil and Water
4&4
Inspired by
"Unaccounted Oil and Water" (Justing Higham, Card Notes)
collected oil and water - streamlined\ntwo methods\njustin higham\n"collected oil and water" (justing higham, card notes)
2001
the simulation of miracles Justin Higham
Collected Oil and Water - Streamlined
two methods
Inspired by
"Collected Oil and Water" (Justing Higham, Card Notes)
a remote castle\ncard castle is destroyed by spectator and face up cards divined\nluke jermay\nmind-reading in reverse\njustin higham
2003
building blocks Luke Jermay
A Remote Castle
card castle is destroyed by spectator and face up cards divined
side-faro full-deck oil & water\ndeck shuffled three times, always ends up separated into red and black cards\njustin higham
2005
tricks with the side-faro false shuffle Justin Higham
Side-Faro Full-Deck Oil & Water
deck shuffled three times, always ends up separated into red and black cards
side-faro aces up\naces in the center with one ace face-up, that aces is put on top and other aces follow\njustin higham
2005
tricks with the side-faro false shuffle Justin Higham
Side-Faro Aces Up
aces in the center with one ace face-up, that aces is put on top and other aces follow
playing the odds\nspectator shuffles and deals themselves royal flush, thought-of card divined\nbenjamin earl\njungian poker\njustin higham
2007
seeing with photo-electric eyes Benjamin Earl
Playing the Odds
spectator shuffles and deals themselves royal flush, thought-of card divined
fate, chance, freewill\nfeaturing a multiple out force\njustin higham\nthe magician, the fool, and the wheel of fortune\njustin higham
2007
best of friends — volume iii Justin Higham
deal, count, spell\ndifferent handling for the magician, the fool and the wheel of fortune with six-sided die\njustin 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
off-centre coincidence\ndeck is split in half, dealt down, two selections appear at the same time\njustin higham\nyou do as cy do\ncy keller
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
Off-Centre Coincidence
Deck is split in half, dealt down, two selections appear at the same time
pseudo topper\nfour random cards laid on table, spectator chooses one, revealed to be selection, the other three suddenly change to match as four-of-a-kind\njustin higham\n"simple topper" (justin higham, clairvoyant and related effects, 2007)\nthe mental topper\nedward marlo
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
Pseudo Topper
four random cards laid on table, spectator chooses one, revealed to be selection, the other three suddenly change to match as four-of-a-kind
Inspired by
"Simple Topper" (Justin Higham, Clairvoyant and Related Effects, 2007)
sense of touch location\ncard selected and lost amongst one of three piles, performer eliminates all, except selection
- first method
- second method
- third method\njustin higham
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
Sense of Touch Location
Card selected and lost amongst one of three piles, performer eliminates all, except selection
the nobo lie detector\n"no" = bottom
- first version
- second version (kevin baker)
- third version (kevin baker)
- fourth version (kevin baker)
- fifth version
- sixth version
- seventh version
- eighth version (kevin baker)
- ninth version
- tenth version (kevin baker)\njustin higham\nkevin baker\nblackstone's modern card tricks, pp. 130-133\neerie cards\nkent arthur\nmath applied\nedward marlo\nmathematics and mentalism\nalex elmsley
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham, Kevin Baker
the anti-gravity shift\none handed shift that is done from pinky break, and hand can be in any position, including upside down.\njustin higham
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
The Anti-Gravity Shift
One handed shift that is done from pinky break, and hand can be in any position, including upside down.
one-handed pull-out\none handed method of transferring card from center to top\njustin higham\nmarlo one hand second\nedward marlo
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
One-handed Pull-out
one handed method of transferring card from center to top
around-the-deck reversal\nsecret reversal of bottom card to the top of deck\njustin higham\nto reverse the bottom card\njean hugard\nto transfer the bottom card to the top\njean hugard
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
multiple undershuffle\nfinessed handling of a multiple undercut in the hands\njustin higham\nquadruple undercut\nedward marlo
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
Multiple Undershuffle
Finessed handling of a multiple undercut in the hands
deal shuffle\nslop style shuffle with both hands in mechanics grip, just pushing over packets from left to right hand. can be used as:
- key card placement
- control (top or bottom)\njustin higham
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
Deal Shuffle
Slop style shuffle with both hands in Mechanics grip, just pushing over packets from left to right hand. Can be used as:
covers & applications for the a.g. shift\n- with the hand at the side
- move-to-pocket cover (houstoun)
- behind-the-jacket cover
- back-pocket cover
- envelope cover
- banknote-counting cover - gaming scenario
- behind-the-shoulder cover (vernon)
- behind-the-chair cover (houstoun)
- as an addition move (see spread pass addition) <span title="add a new reference" class="sprite icon_plus addref"></span>\njustin higham\nwill houstoun\ndai vernon\nspread pass addition\nedward marlo
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham, Will Houstoun, Dai Vernon
sympathetic triumph\ncard that is left face up after triumph shuffle is the mate of previously made selection\njustin higham\nillogical strip-cut force\njustin higham
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
Sympathetic Triumph
Card that is left face up after Triumph shuffle is the mate of previously made selection
tilted fake removal\npretend to take card from center of deck, actually take bottom card\njustin higham\nan easy bottom deal\ngerald kosky
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
Tilted Fake Removal
Pretend to take card from center of deck, actually take bottom card
co2\nlazy man's card to pocket, but even lazier - no palming required\njustin higham\nthe card from the pocket\nc. o. williams
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
CO2
Lazy Man's Card to Pocket, but even lazier - no palming required
biddle appearance\nface up card appears to be thrown onto the table from thin air\njustin higham\nbiddle-appearance sandwich\njustin higham\nbiddle-appearance collectors\njustin higham
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
Biddle Appearance
Face up card appears to be thrown onto the table from thin air
jungian poker\nfive poker hands dealt, spectator peeks at one card from a poker hand, all cards are collected and re-dealt, performer gets winning hand of straight flush consisting of peeked at card\njustin higham\n"pluckley" (benjamin earl, past midnight dvd, 2007)\n"how to deal a royal flush" (karl fulves, big book of magic tricks, 1977)\n"hope for the best" (j.k. hartman, mans and ends 1970)\nsubconscious poker ii\njoseph k. schmidt\nplaying the odds\nbenjamin earl
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
Jungian Poker
five poker hands dealt, spectator peeks at one card from a poker hand, all cards are collected and re-dealt, performer gets winning hand of straight flush consisting of peeked at card
Inspired by
"Pluckley" (Benjamin Earl, Past Midnight DVD, 2007)
spectator cuts a run of seven\nspectator cuts seven piles, top cards are ace to seven of hearts (strong rummy hand)\njustin higham\nthe spectator cuts to and turns over the aces\nrandy wakeman
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
Spectator Cuts a Run of Seven
Spectator cuts seven piles, top cards are Ace to Seven of Hearts (strong rummy hand)
digital poker\ndeck placed in pocket, full house pulled out with each card clipped between the fingers\njustin higham\nthe biological shuffle\npaul harris\ndigital aces\njustin higham
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
Digital Poker
deck placed in pocket, full house pulled out with each card clipped between the fingers
the magician, the fool, and the wheel of fortune\ntarot cards spelled to get to predicted playing card\njustin higham\nunexpected prediction\nedward marlo\nfate's datebook\nalex elmsley\nfate, chance, freewill\njustin higham
2008
dexterity manual Justin Higham
The Magician, The Fool, and The Wheel of Fortune
Tarot cards spelled to get to predicted playing card
a narrowed thought\ncard thought of and after small dealing procedure it is named, hands-off\njoseph barry\n"mind reader's lucid dream" (justin higham, clairvoyant, mental topper and the mind-reader's dream, 2011)
2014
reverie Joseph Barry
A Narrowed Thought
card thought of and after small dealing procedure it is named, hands-off
Inspired by
"Mind Reader's Lucid Dream" (Justin Higham, Clairvoyant, Mental Topper and The Mind-Reader's Dream, 2011)
the 75% production\nlocating / 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\njustin higham\njoe riding, new style gambling routine (no date)\nother approaches\njustin higham\nthe previous effect\njustin higham\nthe trick with no method\njustin 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\njustin higham\nthe 75% production\njustin higham
2014
the 75% production and the trick with no method Justin Higham
the previous effect\nhow to lead into the 75% production
- basic procedure
- end notes
- spread-cutting\njustin higham\nthe trick that cannot be explained\ndai vernon\nthe 75% production\njustin higham
2014
the 75% production and the trick with no method Justin Higham
the trick with no method\ndifferent handlings / situations for improvised card magic\njustin higham\nthe 75% production\njustin 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
mindreader's lucid dream plus\n(semi-improvised effect) find thought-of-card, and produce other three mates on top of three piles as surprise kicker\njustin higham
2014
the 75% production and the trick with no method Justin Higham
Mindreader's Lucid Dream Plus
(semi-improvised effect) Find thought-of-card, and produce other three mates on top of three piles as surprise kicker
mono do as i do plus\n(semi-improvised effect) standard effect\njustin higham\n"mono do as i do" (justin higham, collected card notes, 1999)
2014
the 75% production and the trick with no method Justin Higham
Mono Do As I Do Plus
(semi-improvised effect) Standard effect
Inspired by
"Mono Do As I Do" (Justin Higham, Collected Card Notes, 1999)
estimation kicker\n(semi-improvised effect) uses natural air pocket location\njustin higham\nnatural air pocket principle\n unknown
2014
the 75% production and the trick with no method Justin Higham
Estimation Kicker
(semi-improvised effect) Uses natural air pocket location
swivelosis\ncards apparently upjogged from various places, stripped out and given to spectator, actually order retained\njoseph barry\n"pseudo swivel-strip shuffle" (justin higham)
2016
operandi Joseph Barry
Swivelosis
cards apparently upjogged from various places, stripped out and given to spectator, actually order retained
the wrist reversal\nsecretly get a selection to be placed reversed end for end in a one-way deck, hands off approach\njustin higham
2017
the secret of the butterflies Justin Higham
The Wrist Reversal
Secretly get a selection to be placed reversed end for end in a one-way deck, hands off approach
double shared prophecy\ntwo spectators name a card each and stab a joker in the deck, it ends up between the two named cards\njustin higham\n"shared prophecy" (justin higham, prophecy moves and effects, 2012, p. 12)
2018
operandi Justin Higham
Double Shared Prophecy
two spectators name a card each and stab a Joker in the deck, it ends up between the two named cards
Inspired by
"Shared Prophecy" (Justin Higham, Prophecy Moves and Effects, 2012, p. 12)
about the contributors\nmini bios and contact information for all eight contributors, paavan buddhdev, rory aadams, alexander hansford, justin higham, andrew frost, kez dearmer, stephen long, derren brown\nalexander hansford
2019
the neat review Alexander Hansford
About the Contributors
mini bios and contact information for all eight contributors, Paavan Buddhdev, Rory Aadams, Alexander Hansford, Justin Higham, Andrew Frost, Kez Dearmer, Stephen Long, Derren Brown
impressionistic ace controls\nfour aces cut into deck one by one, end up together on top
- method one (vollmer & marlo, tabled, two crimps)
- method two (higham, tabled, two crimps)
- method three (gambin, tabled, two crimps)
- method four to eleven (higham, some tabled, some with hands & tabled, one, two or no crimps, some with overhand shuffles)\njustin higham\nrichard vollmer\nchristian gambin\n"vernon's aces ride again" (david britland, cardopolis blog, april 2005)\none hand control\nedward marlo
2019
the neat review Justin Higham, Richard Vollmer, Christian Gambin
Impressionistic Ace Controls
four Aces cut into deck one by one, end up together on top
Method One (Vollmer & Marlo, tabled, two crimps)
Method Two (Higham, tabled, two crimps)
Method Three (Gambin, tabled, two crimps)
Method Four to Eleven (Higham, some tabled, some with hands & tabled, one, two or no crimps, some with overhand shuffles)
illogical four ace control variant\nfour aces lost by assembling four tabled packets and the aces, they end up on top, bluff\njustin higham\n"illogical ace-control" (justin higham, non-automatic card tricks, 2012)
2019
the neat review Justin Higham
Illogical Four Ace Control Variant
four Aces lost by assembling four tabled packets and the Aces, they end up on top, bluff