call your hand \n ten card set-up, see credit claim by val evans on page 259 \n theodore annemann \n michael f. zens \n call your hand variation \n james g. thompson jr. \n calling your hand, again \n eddie fields \n michael f. zens \n theodore annemann \n call your hand ii \n joseph k. schmidt \n call your hand \n michael f. zens \n eddie fields \n theodore annemann
1937
the jinx 1-50 Theodore Annemann, Michael F. Zens
Call Your Hand
ten card set-up, see credit claim by Val Evans on page 259
quadruple poker trick \n \n michael f. zens \n zens-ational \n russell "rusduck" duck \n the second hand gambler \n peter duffie \n bag lady \n steve beam \n stack attack \n steve beam \n encased \n steve beam \n encased in glass \n steve beam \n background on the "zens" poker stack \n steve beam
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks Michael F. Zens
zens-ational \n see no. 8 for credit information \n russell "rusduck" duck \n quadruple poker trick \n michael f. zens \n research division \n russell "rusduck" duck \n stewart james
1957
the cardiste Russell "Rusduck" Duck
any number of hands \n shuffled deck, any number of hands named, performer looks through deck, when cards are dealt, the named value four-of-a-kind is in the named hand \n edward marlo
1964
faro controlled miracles Edward Marlo
Any Number of Hands
shuffled deck, any number of hands named, performer looks through deck, when cards are dealt, the named value four-of-a-kind is in the named hand
calling your hand, again \n spectator chooses how many hands, which hand will win, what kind of hand to win, ten-card set-up \n eddie fields \n michael f. zens \n theodore annemann \n call your hand \n theodore annemann \n michael f. zens \n marlo's faro variation \n edward marlo
1976
the artful dodges of eddie fields Eddie Fields, Michael F. Zens, Theodore Annemann
Calling Your Hand, Again
Spectator chooses how many hands, which hand will win, what kind of hand to win, ten-card set-up
marlo's faro variation \n pokerhand called for, but using faro \n edward marlo \n calling your hand, again \n eddie fields \n michael f. zens \n theodore annemann
1976
the artful dodges of eddie fields Edward Marlo
any poker hand called for \n built into the aronson stack, based on the zensational stack \n simon aronson \n russell "rusduck" duck \n michael f. zens
1979
a stack to remember Simon Aronson, Russell "Rusduck" Duck, Michael F. Zens
Any Poker Hand Called For
built into the Aronson Stack, based on the Zensational stack
further adventures of punch \n dealing almost any full house called for, all cards punched, method how to punch \n edward marlo
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5 Edward Marlo
Further Adventures of Punch
dealing almost any Full House called for, all cards punched, method how to punch
any hand called for \n no. 72, double-deal stacking \n michael f. zens \n karl fulves \n zens-gilbreath poker deal \n nick trost \n al thatcher \n michael f. zens
1984
more self-working card tricks Michael F. Zens, Karl Fulves
super-duper poker deal \n zens stack \n al thatcher \n zen poker plus \n bob king \n zens-gilbreath poker deal \n nick trost \n al thatcher \n michael f. zens
1993
card file Al Thatcher
call your hand ii \n thirteen card set-up \n joseph k. schmidt \n call your hand \n theodore annemann \n michael f. zens \n the second hand gambler \n peter duffie
1995
new card control systems Joseph K. Schmidt
the second hand gambler \n two hands dealt, one is royal flush, then any type of hand named and dealt with the same ten cards \n peter duffie \n quadruple poker trick \n michael f. zens \n call your hand ii \n joseph k. schmidt
1996
method in effect Peter Duffie
The Second Hand Gambler
two hands dealt, one is Royal Flush, then any type of hand named and dealt with the same ten cards
zens-gilbreath poker deal \n any poker hand called for \n nick trost \n al thatcher \n michael f. zens \n "the zens quadruple poker trick" (m. f. zens, 1931) \n any hand called for \n michael f. zens \n karl fulves \n super-duper poker deal \n al thatcher
1997
the card magic of nick trost Nick Trost, Al Thatcher, Michael F. Zens
Zens-Gilbreath Poker Deal
Any poker hand called for
Inspired by
"The Zens Quadruple Poker Trick" (M. F. Zens, 1931)
call your hand \n poker-demo using ten-card stack, bottom deal \n michael f. zens \n eddie fields \n theodore annemann \n call your hand \n theodore annemann \n michael f. zens
2000
card college — volume 4 Michael F. Zens, Eddie Fields, Theodore Annemann
background on the "zens" poker stack \n history of the mnemonic often referred to as the "zen's poker deal." \n steve beam \n quadruple poker trick \n michael f. zens
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Steve Beam
Background on the "Zens" Poker Stack
History of the mnemonic often referred to as the "Zen's Poker Deal."
draw poker \n magician forms a bag with a napkin and drops a deck of card inside. he asks for poker hand. he not only removes that hand from then napkin, but the highest version of that hand.
- plumber's helper
- pocket clutter
- pocket stack
- pocket stack ii
- straight to the straight
- indirectly to the straight
- manure is not art?
- extending the stack
- back to the hank \n steve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Steve Beam
Draw Poker
magician forms a bag with a napkin and drops a deck of card inside. He asks for poker hand. He not only removes that hand from then napkin, but the highest version of that hand.
bag lady \n magician introduces a napkin folded into a bag and hands it to a lady. he asks someone in the audience to call out a poker hand. he produces that hand from the napkin and claims it is otherwise empty. he proves it by showing the cards that remain are blank on both sides. \n steve beam \n "the poker hand" (val evans, pasteboard perplexities", 1920) \n quadruple poker trick \n michael f. zens
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Steve Beam
Bag Lady
Magician introduces a napkin folded into a bag and hands it to a lady. He asks someone in the audience to call out a poker hand. He produces that hand from the napkin and claims it is otherwise empty. He proves it by showing the cards that remain are blank on both sides.
Related to
"The Poker Hand" (Val Evans, Pasteboard Perplexities", 1920)
stack attack \n while deck is shuffled, spectator calls a poker hand. magician deals out hand called. can be repeated. \n steve beam \n "the poker hand" (val evans, pasteboard perplexities", 1920) \n quadruple poker trick \n michael f. zens
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Steve Beam
Stack Attack
While deck is shuffled, spectator calls a poker hand. Magician deals out hand called. Can be repeated.
Related to
"The Poker Hand" (Val Evans, Pasteboard Perplexities", 1920)
encased in glass \n five cards displayed in wineglass. any poker hand called. cards removed and shown to comprise chosen poker hand. \n steve beam \n quadruple poker trick \n michael f. zens
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Steve Beam
Encased in Glass
Five cards displayed in wineglass. Any poker hand called. Cards removed and shown to comprise chosen poker hand.
polish poker stacking \n pseudo riffle stacking routine, uses polish poker deck, marketed by card-shark, stack any thought-of poker hand \n michał kociołek
2019
plots & methods Michał Kociołek
Polish Poker Stacking
Pseudo riffle stacking routine, uses Polish Poker deck, marketed by Card-Shark, stack any thought-of poker hand
rutina de póker \n poker routine in three phases
- aces are found
- aces are stacked (jack merlin)
- any pokerhand called for \n iñaki zabaletta
2019
¿quién es iñaki zabaletta? Iñaki Zabaletta
midas's touch \n "the perception of luck"
- first phase: small packet dealing demonstration with ace through five of spades
- second phase: those five cards are shown in random order, then suddenly sequential order
- third phase: named poker hand is produced from a shuffled deck \n helder guimarães \n satan deals again \n michael skinner
2019
secret language — volume 1 Helder Guimarães
Midas's Touch
"The Perception of Luck"
First Phase: small packet dealing demonstration with Ace through Five of Spades
Second Phase: those five cards are shown in random order, then suddenly sequential order
Third Phase: named poker hand is produced from a shuffled deck