simple modes of discovering a given card - first method\ntop cards openly pushed back one by one until spectator stops, bottom card force card\n unknown
1876
modern magic
Unknown
Simple Modes of Discovering a given Card - First Method
top cards openly pushed back one by one until spectator stops, bottom card force card
das vorherbestimmen der gedanken\nspectator stops during deal, number of dealt cards matched prediction, long card under predicted number, excess cards palmed and transferred\n unknown
1899
die zauberwelt
Unknown
Das Vorherbestimmen der Gedanken
spectator stops during deal, number of dealt cards matched prediction, long card under predicted number, excess cards palmed and transferred
a novel force\ndeck held high with faces towards audience in left hand, cards dealt until stopped, force card horizontally held by little finger\ncharles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands Charles T. Jordan
A Novel Force
deck held high with faces towards audience in left hand, cards dealt until stopped, force card horizontally held by little finger
pick-up force\ncards picked up from tabled deck one by one until spectator stops
- forcing one card
- forcing one card several times
- forcing several cards\ntommy rozum
1939
the jinx 51-100 Tommy Rozum
Pick-up Force
cards picked up from tabled deck one by one until spectator stops
stop when ready\n\nhenry christ\nstop when ready\nhenry christ\nstop when ready force\nhenry christ\nstop when ready force\nhenry christ
1940
the jinx 51-100 Henry Christ
thompson's stop\nfinesse of watching the mouth of spectator to aid in timing\njames kater thompson\nthompson's stop\njames kater thompson
1946
card control James Kater Thompson
Thompson's Stop
finesse of watching the mouth of spectator to aid in timing
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)
force feed\nbiddle count, spectator says stop\nstephen minch\nwho's hockley\nedward marlo\napocalypse variations or additions\npeter marshall\nbiddle force\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\nforce feed again\nharry lorayne\nforce feed once more\nharry lorayne
1982
best of friends Stephen Minch
further applications\n1. the procontrol multiple card control
2. procontrol variations (glen brown)
3. the procontrol force
4. the new break method
5. the flourish drop cut\ngary ouellet
1986
procontrol Gary Ouellet
Further Applications
1. The ProControl Multiple Card Control
2. ProControl Variations (Glen Brown)
3. The ProControl Force
4. The New Break Method
5. The Flourish Drop Cut
stopcut\nspectator says "stop" at his own card as magician cuts small packets off the deck\nsimon lovell
1989
close up magic to tapdance to Simon Lovell
Stopcut
spectator says "stop" at his own card as magician cuts small packets off the deck
feedback / force feed\ncard in center sandwiched, as sandwich is pulled out it is switched for top card, see next page for face-up version\nkarl fulves\nforce feed\nkarl fulves
1991
28 card tricks Karl Fulves
Feedback / Force Feed
card in center sandwiched, as sandwich is pulled out it is switched for top card, see next page for face-up version
variation: the spring force\nspringing, spectator says stop, only one card remains in right hand, face-up or face-down\nroger crosthwaite
1994
roger's thesaurus Roger Crosthwaite
Variation: The Spring Force
springing, spectator says stop, only one card remains in right hand, face-up or face-down
thompson's stop\nfinesse of watching the mouth of spectator to aid in timing\njames kater thompson\nthompson's stop\njames kater thompson
1994
roger's thesaurus James Kater Thompson
Thompson's Stop
finesse of watching the mouth of spectator to aid in timing
flip up put back count\ncards counted off the top of the deck, left thumb flips the cards up one by one
- the genuine count
- the false count
- the force\njack avis
1994
roger's thesaurus Jack Avis
Flip Up Put Back Count
cards counted off the top of the deck, left thumb flips the cards up one by one
the newark move\nsimilar to the business card prophecy force, stopped card is turned over while deck is secretly cut\nlou gallo
1995
the trapdoor - volume three Lou Gallo
The Newark Move
similar to the business card prophecy force, stopped card is turned over while deck is secretly cut
shoe-in\nforce from card case from where cards are removed one by one, ungaffed method\nken krenzel\nharry j. smith\nautomatic seconds\nharry j. smith
1997
ingenuities Ken Krenzel, Harry J. Smith
Shoe-in
force from card case from where cards are removed one by one, ungaffed method
drawing the card from the bottom\nno. 4, cards jogged back one by one until spectator says stop, the top jogged portion removed and bottom card shown\nellis stanyon\nsupplementary note\nkarl fulves\nsimple method of forcing the bottom card\nellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
Drawing the Card from the Bottom
No. 4, cards jogged back one by one until spectator says stop, the top jogged portion removed and bottom card shown
simple method of forcing the bottom card\nno. 2\nellis stanyon\ndrawing the card from the bottom\nellis stanyon
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks Ellis Stanyon
thumb-off addition force\ncard dragged from end grip into left hand until spectator calls stop\nmichael sibbernsen
2000
card file two Michael Sibbernsen
Thumb-Off Addition Force
card dragged from end grip into left hand until spectator calls stop
stop me, please\nperformer does continuous cuts, spectator stops him, selection is there, also as four-ace revelation\nharry lorayne
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
Stop Me, Please
performer does continuous cuts, spectator stops him, selection is there, also as four-Ace revelation
biddle force\nbf
cards counted one by one from end grip into right hand and each card turned over until stopped, next card face-down and then face-up again, forced or switched\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\nforce feed\nstephen minch\nmultiple card bf\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\nchapter 1 - biddle force (bf)\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\nbiddle force\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson
2003
card conspiracy — vol. 1 Peter Duffie, Robin Robertson
Biddle Force
BF
cards counted one by one from end grip into right hand and each card turned over until stopped, next card face-down and then face-up again, forced or switched
the force that counts\nforce a card from a packet of six cards, timing based\nron frost\nthe force that counts: extended method\nron frost
2004
after the force Ron Frost
The Force That Counts
Force a card from a packet of six cards, timing based
colombini force\nspectator calls top during biddling cards into other hand one by one, original bottom card shown, flushtration force, discrepant\naldo colombini\n"what's up deck"\nchoice cut force\nscott robinson
2004
diamonds from coal Aldo Colombini
Colombini Force
spectator calls top during biddling cards into other hand one by one, original bottom card shown, flushtration force, discrepant
charlie miller's table-spread force\ncard thumbed onto table in spread layout with left hand until spectator says stop\ncharlie miller\nmum, jan. 1997\nribbon spread force\njohn carey\n2. a natural spread break\nryan plunkett
2006
secrets of an escamoteur Charlie Miller
Charlie Miller's Table-Spread Force
card thumbed onto table in spread layout with left hand until spectator says stop
logical strip-cut force\nspectator say stop anytime during a strip-cut sequence, top card dealt out as selection <span title="add a new reference" class="sprite icon_plus addref"></span>\nbenjamin earl\nlogical strip discovery\nbenjamin earl
2008
dexterity manual Benjamin Earl
Logical Strip-Cut Force
Spectator say stop anytime during a strip-cut sequence, top card dealt out as selection
internal control\ncards biddled into left hand one by one until spectator says stop, then top and bottom slipped off at once, force and control/switch, effect application in which a selection is divined via other cards, all other cards blank or duplicates\nsteve beam\nslip-jog\njerry sadowitz
2011
ffff-ing great card moves Steve Beam
Internal Control
cards biddled into left hand one by one until spectator says stop, then top and bottom slipped off at once, force and control/switch, effect application in which a selection is divined via other cards, all other cards blank or duplicates
deal force\nopen prediction bluff procedure, no-touch force\nsteve beam\nbenjamin earl\nthe opened prediction\nsteve beam
2015
f for fiction Steve Beam, Benjamin Earl
milking the force\ncards drawn from top and bottom until stopped, then bottom card is force card, discrepant\nvanni bossi
2016
the aretalogy of vanni bossi Vanni Bossi
Milking the Force
cards drawn from top and bottom until stopped, then bottom card is force card, discrepant
die stop-force\nstop force with zodiac cards, for toro (here as tauro)\nchristoph borer\ntoro\nchristoph borer\nkrabat \nmireille \nnadia "lou" schürmann
2018
mentale notizen Christoph Borer
Die Stop-Force
stop force with zodiac cards, for Toro (here as Tauro)
retention hockley force\ntrying to improve illusion of taking top card\ntom gagnon\n"miracle move aces" (randy wakeman video vol. 4)\nopen hockley\nedward marlo
2019
gagnon unfiltered Tom Gagnon
2. a natural spread break\ndeck spread onto table from left-hand dealing position until stopped, force or to replace card, breather crimp\nryan plunkett\ncharlie miller's table-spread force\ncharlie miller
2020
distilled Ryan Plunkett
2. A Natural Spread Break
deck spread onto table from left-hand dealing position until stopped, force or to replace card, breather crimp