chapter i - trailing the dovetail shuffle to its lair \n "(with sidelights on one or two other shuffles)"
interlocking chain principle with up to three riffle shuffles \n charles t. jordan \n the humming speller \n martin joyal
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries
Charles T. Jordan
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Chapter I - Trailing the Dovetail Shuffle to its Lair
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Variations
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1919/1920
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Thirty Card Mysteries
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ho-hum humdinger \n set-up, application \n jon racherbaumer \n a location \n karl fulves \n the humming speller \n martin joyal
1972
kabbala — volume 2
Jon Racherbaumer
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Ho-Hum Humdinger
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Inspired byVariations
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1972
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Kabbala — Volume 2
(Vol. 2 No. 4)
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30
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mind scam \n two thirds of the deck are shown, performer memorizes the cards and names cards in the third packet \n burton s. sperber \n the lazy mentalist returns \n martin joyal
1979
magick
Burton S. Sperber
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Mind Scam
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Related to
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1979
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Magick
(Issue 231)
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231
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psi-stebbins \n shuffled deck, packet of card is divined and last card predicted, jumbo cards \n larry becker \n dynamation \n larry becker \n the lazy mentalist returns \n martin joyal \n club kicker \n larry becker \n ross johnson \n cabaret card divination \n billy mccomb \n ken de courcy \n future card thought \n steve "banachek" shaw
1979
the best of larry becker's world of super mentalism book ii
Larry Becker
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PSI-Stebbins
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Inspired byRelated toVariations
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1979
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The Best of Larry Becker's World of Super Mentalism Book II
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the rendezvous force \n mathematical force, penelope's principle with klondike instead of faro shuffle \n dai vernon \n alex elmsley \n pact man \n karl fulves \n the rendezvous force \n dai vernon \n alex elmsley \n your lucky day! \n martin joyal
1988
the vernon chronicles — volume 2
Dai Vernon, Alex Elmsley
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The Rendezvous Force
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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1988
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The Vernon Chronicles — Volume 2
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119
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why am i here? \n card found by counting down three times to apparently random values \n dai vernon \n devious \n karl fulves \n dai vernon \n "counter cards" (bill simon, mathematical magic, 1964, p. 174) \n "strike three and out!" (bob longe, the invisible deck, 1948, p. 9) \n strike three and out variation \n john r. boyko \n follow down \n unknown \n "this is why i am here" \n gary plants \n a card is found \n dai vernon \n impossible countdown \n larry jennings \n strike three and out! \n bob longe \n the real difference \n tony bartolotta \n scratch it \n martin joyal
1988
the vernon chronicles — volume 2
Dai Vernon
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Why am I Here?
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Related to- "Counter Cards" (Bill Simon, Mathematical Magic, 1964, p. 174)
- "Strike Three and Out!" (Bob Longe, The Invisible Deck, 1948, p. 9)
- Strike Three and Out Variation (John R. Boyko, 1950)
- Follow Down (Unknown, 1992)
- Impossible Countdown (Larry Jennings, 1977)
- Strike Three and Out! (Bob Longe, 1997)
- The Real Difference (Tony Bartolotta, 2003)
VariationsAlso published here
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1988
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The Vernon Chronicles — Volume 2
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club kicker \n shuffled deck, packet of card is divined and last card predicted, with jumbo card kicker \n larry becker \n ross johnson \n psi-stebbins \n larry becker \n the lazy mentalist returns \n martin joyal
1992
stunners!
Larry Becker, Ross Johnson
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Club Kicker
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Inspired byVariations
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1992
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Stunners!
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285
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strike three and out! \n card found by counting down two times to apparently random values, reprinted from "the invisible deck" \n bob longe \n why am i here? \n dai vernon \n the invisible deck, bob longe, 1948 \n informant \n karl fulves \n scratch it \n martin joyal
1997
the fine print
Bob Longe
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Strike Three and Out!
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Related toVariationsAlso published here- The Invisible Deck, Bob Longe, 1948
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1997
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The Fine Print
(Issue 5)
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106
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introduction \n \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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Introduction
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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differences between a stack, a system and a memorized stack \n \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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Differences Between a Stack, a System and a Memorized Stack
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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an overview of complete deck stacks \n - new deck stacks
- ordered values stacks
- ordered suit stacks
- grouped value stacks
- grouped suit stacks
- pair stacks
- divided stacks
-- the red-black divided stack
-- the mixed suit divided stack
-- the high-low divided stack
-- the curl-no-curl divided stack
-- the odd-even divided stack
-- the odd-even divided stack with mixed colors
-- the odd-even divided stack with mixed suits
-- the one-eyed and two-eyed divided stack
- red-black stacks
- pointer stacks
- reflected stacks
- matched setups
- one-two-four-eight stacks
- forcing stacks
-- card-forcing stacks
-- number-forcing stacks
-- word-forcing stacks
- stacks used for revelations
- counting and spelling stacks
- storytelling stacks
- gambling demonstration stacks
- solitaire stacks
- other stacks
- summary \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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An Overview of Complete Deck Stacks
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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an overview of card systems \n - system categories
-- sequential system characteristics
-- ordered system characteristics
- overview of systems
- the new deck system
- the grouped value system
- the si stebbins system
- the eight kings system
- the stanyon system
- the joseph system
- the esscee prearranged pack
- the harding system
- jack's pack
- the cornelius system
- the osterlind system
- the boudreau systems
- the no memory card stack
- the lusthaus system
- the memory-deck
- the reymond system
- the wild system
- richard's stack \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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An Overview of Card Systems
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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an overview of memorized stacks \n - memorized stack characteristics
- overview of memorized stacks
- the nikola stack
- the ireland stack
- the mccaffrey stack
- the steele stack
- the marlo stack
- the skinner stacks
- the aronson stack
- the aldrich stach
- the rix stack
- summary \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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An Overview of Memorized Stacks
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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looking at the stack \n on memorizing decks
- replacing mnemonics with rules
- the difference between a system and a memorized deck
- memorization methods
- popular memorized stacks
- an easy stack to memorize
- learning with mnemonics
- learning using rules
- order of suits
- card numbering
- learning steps: twelve hours to miracles
- practical exercises
- the rule of rules: master and do not forget
- a last piece of advice \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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Looking at the Stack
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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memorizing the stack in chased order \n \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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Memorizing the Stack in CHaSeD Order
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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memorizing the stack in shocked order \n \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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Memorizing the Stack in SHoCkeD Order
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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105
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customizing the stack \n - the first card
- the order of court cards
- using key cards
- further modifications \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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Customizing the Stack
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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139
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mesmerizing with the stack \n - deception, more deception and nothing but deception
- magic deception!
- surprising deception!
- emotional deception!
- well-chosen deception! \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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Mesmerizing with the Stack
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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the lazy mentalist returns \n divination of bunch of cards, deck shuffled by three spectators \n martin joyal \n psi-stebbins \n larry becker \n mind scam \n burton s. sperber \n club kicker \n larry becker \n ross johnson
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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The Lazy Mentalist Returns
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Inspired byRelated to
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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the poupart trick \n deck shuffled by three spectators, pile of card is divined \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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The Poupart Trick
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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patton pending \n number of cut off packet used to remember card at position \n martin joyal \n temple c. patton's "twentieth century mind reading" in "card tricks anyone can do" 1968. \n pattonology \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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Patton Pending
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Inspired by- Temple C. Patton's "Twentieth Century Mind Reading" in "Card Tricks Anyone Can Do" 1968.
Related to
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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pattonology \n finding card by spelling answers to questions \n martin joyal \n patton pending \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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Pattonology
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Related to
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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the humming speller \n selection is divined and spelled to \n martin joyal \n chapter i - trailing the dovetail shuffle to its lair \n charles t. jordan \n ho-hum humdinger \n jon racherbaumer
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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The Humming Speller
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Inspired by
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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your lucky day! \n single card prediction, bingo presentation, spectator stops twice, number used to count in other packet \n martin joyal \n the rendezvous force \n dai vernon \n alex elmsley
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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Your Lucky Day!
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Inspired by
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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scratch it \n dealing cards until stopped, value of bottom card used to count again, one card predicted \n martin joyal \n why am i here? \n dai vernon \n strike three and out! \n bob longe
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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Scratch It
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Inspired by
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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red, white, and blue \n with three decks, one deck with number cards \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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Red, White, and Blue
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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180
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appendix a: the making of the stack \n - the goal
- three simple series
- the prime numbers
- the order of suits
- the grid
the middle and the end
- the tens take fives
- aces by the dozen
- the lucky sevens and the nines
- a few spot cards
- changing the order of the suits
- the court cards
- the last fourteen cards
- the result \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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Appendix A: The Making of the Stack
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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193
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appendix b: the shufflemeter \n - a new deck
- is your deck shuffled?
- a well-shuffled deck
- the shufflemeter
- the spreads
- the permutations
- the distributions
- the groups
- the breaks
- the shuffle index
- sequence comparison \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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Appendix B: The ShuffleMeter
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1997
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The Six-Hour Memorized Deck
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bibliography \n \n martin joyal
1997
the six-hour memorized deck
Martin Joyal
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Bibliography
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1997
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