another poker trick\nthree aces are controlled then riffle stacked for four players\n unknown\nanother poker trick\nt. nelson downs
1909
the art of magic
Unknown
Another Poker Trick
three Aces are controlled then riffle stacked for four players
the riffle stack\nfour cards\njack merlin\nthe riffle stack\njack merlin\nrunning up four\nkarl fulves\njack merlin\ndouble break\nkarl fulves
1927/28
merlin at the card table Jack Merlin
setting up poker hands with the riffle shuffle\nmentioning pre-established breaks
1. to run up three cards in a four-handed game of poker
2. to set up two hands, threes in each hand, in a four hand game\npurvis w. miller\nsetting up poker hands\npurvis w. miller\nmiller lite\npurvis w. miller\nkarl fulves
1939
more card manipulations Purvis W. Miller
Setting up Poker Hands with the Riffle Shuffle
mentioning pre-established breaks
1. To Run up Three Cards in a Four-Handed Game of Poker
2. To Set Up Two Hands, Threes in Each Hand, in a Four Hand Game
the transparent cards\nperformer stacks himself three aces and knows some cards (because they are apparently transparent)\njean hugard\nfrederick braue
1942
miracle shuffles and tricks Jean Hugard, Frederick Braue
The Transparent Cards
performer stacks himself three Aces and knows some cards (because they are apparently transparent)
the expert at the card table\nstacking three aces in a four hands game, modified erdnase system, openly shown\nbruce elliott\ns. w. erdnase\ncorrections on p. 28\nerdnase system of stock shuffling\ns. w. erdnase\nthe expert at the card table\nbruce elliott\nthe expert returns\nkarl fulves\nhole-card play\ndarwin ortiz
1942
the phoenix 1-50 Bruce Elliott, S. W. Erdnase
The Expert at the Card Table
stacking three aces in a four hands game, modified Erdnase System, openly shown
card stack demo\nkings openly stacked, tens and aces end up also, faro and overhand stacking, for correction see facsimile reference\nedward marlo\ncard stack demo\nedward marlo
1964
faro controlled miracles Edward Marlo
Card Stack Demo
kings openly stacked, tens and aces end up also, faro and overhand stacking, for correction see Facsimile reference
center stacking\ncards stacked while apparently being in center\nedward marlo\nmarlo flexible cull and stock\nedward marlo
1964
the patented shuffle Edward Marlo
power poker #1\nstacking aces, everybody gets a good hand as well\nedward marlo\npower poker\nmichael skinner\nthe ultimate card shark\ndarwin ortiz
1964
the patented shuffle Edward Marlo
the future gambler\noverhand stacking demo, riffle stacking demo, triumph finish\nlarry jennings\nmaster poker demonstration\nderek dingle\nthe return of the future gambler\nlarry jennings\njeff busby
1969
the cardiste Larry Jennings
ultimate erdnase\nroyal flush face-up in deck, overhand stacked, with surprise, magician vs. gambler theme, see also p. 332 and p. 337\ndavid moore\nultimate\nnorman houghton
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 David Moore
Ultimate Erdnase
Royal Flush face-up in deck, overhand stacked, with surprise, Magician vs. Gambler theme, see also p. 332 and p. 337
the expert at the card table\nstacking aces and selections\nbruce elliott\nthe expert at the card table\nbruce elliott\ns. w. erdnase
1972
the living end Bruce Elliott
ten hand stacks - the first manuscript\n- ten hand stack (as per "advanced fingertip control")
- 2nd method: 10 hands in 3 shuffles
- 3rd method: 10 hand stack - 2 riffle shuffles
- 4th method - 10 hands in one shuffle (three procedures)
- fifth method - one riffle shuffle
- sixth method - 10 hands, to dealer, in 2 shuffles
- seventh method - 10 hands, to dealer, 2 shuffles
- eighth method - 10 hands, one shuffle, to dealer
- a favorite procedure
- the twelve hand stack
- ninth method - 10 hands, 3 riffle shuffles\nedward marlo
1974
the ten hand poker stack Edward Marlo
Ten Hand Stacks - The First Manuscript
Ten Hand Stack (as per "Advanced Fingertip Control")
2nd method: 10 Hands in 3 Shuffles
3rd Method: 10 hand Stack - 2 Riffle Shuffles
4th Method - 10 Hands in One Shuffle (three procedures)
bona fide practice method\nestimation and punch deal\nedward marlo\npseudo ten hand poker stack\nedward marlo
1974
the ten hand poker stack Edward Marlo
ten hand stacks - the second manuscript\n- three shuffles
- three shuffles
- to tenth hand, by david solomon (with suggestions by marlo)
- three riffle shuffles
- two riffle shuffles
- two riffle shuffles, into first hand
- ten hands in one riffle
- aces into tenth hand
- two shuffles to stack four aces and four kings\nedward marlo\ndavid solomon
1974
the ten hand poker stack Edward Marlo, David Solomon
Ten Hand Stacks - The Second Manuscript
Three Shuffles
Three Shuffles
to Tenth Hand, by David Solomon (with suggestions by Marlo)
ten hand stacks - the third manuscript\n- one riffle shuffle (five methods)
- ten hand stack to 10th hand (one riffle shuffle)
- ten hand stack to 10th hand (or 1st, or any one of 10), 2 riffle shuffles
- eight hand stack, with choice of winning hand
- ten hand stack - cards to go into 10th hand
- ten hand stack to 10th hand
- "i came here to stack the royal flush"\nedward marlo\nimpossible poker demonstration\njohn f. mendoza
1974
the ten hand poker stack Edward Marlo
Ten Hand Stacks - The Third Manuscript
One Riffle Shuffle (Five methods)
Ten Hand Stack to 10th Hand (one Riffle Shuffle)
Ten Hand Stack to 10th Hand (or 1st, or any one of 10), 2 Riffle Shuffles
five card deal\nperformer gets the same five cards without any shuffling in between, solution\njerry k. hartman\nthe five-card deal\nkarl fulves
1975
epilogue Jerry K. Hartman
Five Card Deal
performer gets the same five cards without any shuffling in between, solution
the three to seven hand poker stack\nfaro & second dealing, see p. 444 for additional crediting\nmartin a. nash
1975
ever so sleightly Martin A. Nash
The Three to Seven Hand Poker Stack
faro & second dealing, see p. 444 for additional crediting
impossible poker demonstration\naces cut to in named order, shuffled back and cut to again (estimation aces), roll-over production with royal flushes, ten handed deal first with aces, then two royal flushes (marlo-gardner principle), optional color changing deck kicker\njohn f. mendoza\nmarlo miracle aces\nedward marlo\nroll-over aces\nderek dingle\nten hand stacks - the third manuscript\nedward marlo\naces for experts only\nmartin a. nash\nmaster poker demonstration\nderek dingle
1978
the book of john John F. Mendoza
Impossible Poker Demonstration
aces cut to in named order, shuffled back and cut to again (Estimation Aces), roll-over production with Royal Flushes, ten handed deal first with aces, then two royal flushes (Marlo-Gardner principle), optional color changing deck kicker
the forgetful gambler\nriffle stack demo with second marlo/gardner phase and optional color changing back kicker\ntom gagnon\nthe blueprint, march 1977\ngardner-marlo poker routine\nmartin gardner\nedward marlo\nthe forgetful gambler\ntom gagnon
1979
apocalypse vol. 1-5 Tom Gagnon
The Forgetful Gambler
riffle stack demo with second Marlo/Gardner Phase and optional color changing back kicker
school for swindlers\nfour indifferent cards stacked to spectator, performer receives aces
- four aces vs. royal flush
- the concealed outcome (using aces later)\nkarl fulves
1979
gambler's third lesson Karl Fulves
School for Swindlers
four indifferent cards stacked to spectator, performer receives aces
the gambler's third lesson\nfour indifferent cards stacked to spectator, two signed selections as hole cards, performer receives aces
- the marked card phase
- four ace finale\nkarl fulves
1979
gambler's third lesson Karl Fulves
The Gambler's Third Lesson
four indifferent cards stacked to spectator, two signed selections as hole cards, performer receives aces
fast stack\nriffle stacking for four, five or six hands, handling of unpublished vernon effect\nmartin a. nash\ndai vernon\nfast stack\nmartin a. nash
1980
jacks or better Martin A. Nash, Dai Vernon
Fast Stack
riffle stacking for four, five or six hands, handling of unpublished Vernon effect
fast stack\none shuffle and some cutting\nmartin a. nash\nfast stack\nmartin a. nash\ndai vernon\nsuper stack - the one second poker stack\nsteve beam\nthe zero second stack\nedward marlo\nsimple simon\nsimon aronson\ncardial infraction\nmichael powers\ncardial infraction\nmichael powers
1982
best of friends Martin A. Nash
the zero second stack\naces put on top of deck, spectator says "go" and performer immediately "stop", aces dealt to five players, stacking during display sequence\nedward marlo\nfast stack\nmartin a. nash
1983
powerful magic Edward Marlo
The Zero Second Stack
Aces put on top of deck, spectator says "go" and performer immediately "stop", Aces dealt to five players, stacking during display sequence
anytime poker\naces run up from shuffled deck, two-handed game\nkarl fulves\nfaster draw\nkarl fulves\nstrip stack\nkarl fulves\nmulti-stack\nkarl fulves\njacks are better\nkarl fulves\na spectator named kennedy\nmichael weber
1983
hardcore aces Karl Fulves
super stack - the one second poker stack\n- the work
- status report
- synopsis of the cull and set-up
- overhand shuffle - four hand stack
- the riffle shuffle
- synopsis of the riffle shuffles\nsteve beam\nthe 3<sup>1</sup>⁄<sub>2</sub> second stack\nedward marlo\nfast stack\nmartin a. nash
1983
super stack — the one second poker stack Steve Beam
pseudo ten hand poker stack\nestimation one riffle shuffle stack with second deal and injogged cards\nedward marlo\nbona fide practice method\nedward marlo
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5 Edward Marlo
Pseudo Ten Hand Poker Stack
estimation one riffle shuffle stack with second deal and injogged cards
the return of the future gambler\nvariation of jennings' "future gambler" , overhand stacking demo, riffle stacking demo, triumph finish\nlarry jennings\njeff busby\nthe future gambler\nlarry jennings
1984
epoptica Larry Jennings, Jeff Busby
indeterminate pseudo stack\nestimation one riffle shuffle stack with second deal and injogged cards\nedward marlo
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5 Edward Marlo
Indeterminate Pseudo Stack
estimation one riffle shuffle stack with second deal and injogged cards
story book poker deal\nace cutting, repeat six hand stacking, all have quartets as climax, "inverse" belly stripper\nedward marlo
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5 Edward Marlo
Story Book Poker Deal
Ace cutting, repeat six hand stacking, all have quartets as climax, "inverse" belly stripper
crimp conjuring\nspectator shuffles, magician locates aces two times, then stacks them, similar to snap crimp\nedward marlo
1984
marlo's magazine volume 5 Edward Marlo
Crimp Conjuring
spectator shuffles, magician locates Aces two times, then stacks them, similar to snap crimp
the restacking problem\nplayers leave or arrive after deck is already stacked, several solutions:
- 4 hands to 3
- 5 hands to 4
- 5 hands to 3
- 3 hands to 5
- mind games (including finding some thought of cards (blindfold poker deal))\nkarl fulves\nblindfold aces\nkarl fulves\nthe case of the inconstant player\nernest earick
1984
riffle shuffle technique — part three Karl Fulves
The Restacking Problem
players leave or arrive after deck is already stacked, several solutions:
4 Hands to 3
5 Hands to 4
5 Hands to 3
3 Hands to 5
Mind Games (including finding some thought of cards (blindfold poker deal))
poker trick\naces riffle shuffled in deck yet controlled (top stock control), then stacked with two shuffles (perfectly alternating near top)\n unknown
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
Poker Trick
Aces riffle shuffled in deck yet controlled (top stock control), then stacked with two shuffles (perfectly alternating near top)
poker spectacular\npoker deal with cyberdeck which is stacked with sorting rod, incorporates gag cards fourteen and fifteen of spades\npaul swinford
1986
the cyberdeck Paul Swinford
Poker Spectacular
poker deal with cyberdeck which is stacked with sorting rod, incorporates gag cards Fourteen and Fifteen of Spades
the ten hand poker stack\none shuffle, false dealing included\nsteve draun\nten hands toot sweet\nsteve draun
1987
the magic of steve draun Steve Draun
faster draw\nhand upjogged, stripped out and put on top, two hands dealt and the upjogged hand is in one of the hands, upjogging doubles\nkarl fulves\nanytime poker\nkarl fulves\na spectator named kennedy\nmichael weber
1987
secret session — part one Karl Fulves
Faster Draw
hand upjogged, stripped out and put on top, two hands dealt and the upjogged hand is in one of the hands, upjogging doubles
sweepstack\ntwo phases\njohn c. wagner\nthe 4<sup>1</sup>⁄<sub>2</sub> second stack\nedward marlo
1987
the commercial magic of j.c. wagner John C. Wagner
fast shuffle\nfour aces are stacked in four shuffles, two shuffles and one shuffle\ndarwin ortiz\na stack of stacks\nbob king
1988
darwin ortiz at the card table Darwin Ortiz
Fast Shuffle
four Aces are stacked in four shuffles, two shuffles and one shuffle
pdquickie\naces placed in different parts of the deck, one cut, two hands dealt and performer gets aces (doubles inserted)\nkarl fulves
1989
the multiple shift Karl Fulves
PDQuickie
Aces placed in different parts of the deck, one cut, two hands dealt and performer gets Aces (doubles inserted)
strip stack\npairs of twos through sixes are upjogged and then squared, one shuffle and deal for two players, both get straights, one hand changes to aces\nkarl fulves\nanytime poker\nkarl fulves
1989
the multiple shift Karl Fulves
Strip Stack
pairs of Twos through Sixes are upjogged and then squared, one shuffle and deal for two players, both get straights, one hand changes to Aces
swivel stack\naces placed in different parts of deck and squared, then kings, two hands dealt, they are aces and kings\nkarl fulves
1989
the multiple shift Karl Fulves
Swivel Stack
Aces placed in different parts of deck and squared, then Kings, two hands dealt, they are Aces and Kings
outjogged poker\napparent stacking with outjogged aces as demo, when dealt aces fall to spectator, yet performer gets aces\nkarl fulves\nsquare out\nkarl fulves\noutfoxed\nkarl fulves
1989
the multiple shift Karl Fulves
Outjogged Poker
apparent stacking with outjogged aces as demo, when dealt aces fall to spectator, yet performer gets aces
"repeat" surprise climax\noverhand stacking, repeat in which a royal flush is received instead, gardner-marlo re-deal\nsimon aronson
1990
the aronson approach Simon Aronson
"Repeat" Surprise Climax
overhand stacking, repeat in which a Royal Flush is received instead, Gardner-Marlo re-deal
two shuffle cull\ntwo riffle shuffles to cull full house, two more to stack it, "it is understood that the above information is to be used for entertainment purposes only."\nedward marlo
1990
that's it Edward Marlo
Two Shuffle Cull
two riffle shuffles to cull full house, two more to stack it, "It is understood that the above information is to be used for entertainment purposes only."
cardial infraction\none shuffle and cutting, second phase with marlo/gardner kicker\nmichael powers\nfast stack\nmartin a. nash
1990
top secret stuff Michael Powers
CARDial Infraction
one shuffle and cutting, second phase with Marlo/Gardner kicker
aces up\nstacking with faro shuffle for any number from two to five\nalex elmsley
1991
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 1 Alex Elmsley
Aces Up
stacking with faro shuffle for any number from two to five
four flusher\nstacking all four royal flushes one after the other, faro stacking\nalex elmsley\nepitaph for a card cheat\npeter duffie
1991
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 1 Alex Elmsley
Four Flusher
stacking all four royal flushes one after the other, faro stacking
just lucky\nriffle stacking for four players in which top card is lost every time\nalex elmsley
1991
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 1 Alex Elmsley
Just Lucky
riffle stacking for four players in which top card is lost every time
outfoxed\napparent stacking with outjogged aces as demo, when dealt aces are openly dealt from center to spectator, yet performer gets aces, two methods\nkarl fulves\noutjogged poker\nkarl fulves
1991
28 card tricks Karl Fulves
Outfoxed
apparent stacking with outjogged aces as demo, when dealt aces are openly dealt from center to spectator, yet performer gets aces, two methods
ten hands toot sweet\none shuffle, false dealing included\nsteve draun\nthe ten hand poker stack\nsteve draun
1993
secrets draun from underground Steve Draun
the w.e.b. shuffle\nspecial crimped card, the real work otherwise\nsteve draun\nthe web shuffle\nsteve draun
1993
secrets draun from underground Steve Draun
the case of the inconstant player\nadjusting five player stack if up to three leave or two arrive\nernest earick\nthe restacking problem\nkarl fulves
1993
by forces unseen Ernest Earick
The Case of the Inconstant Player
adjusting five player stack if up to three leave or two arrive
a little bit patter\npresentation for restacking the deck when a player leaves\nernest earick\nnegative stock shuffle\nkarl fulves\na little bit patter\nernest earick
1993
by forces unseen Ernest Earick
A Little Bit Patter
presentation for restacking the deck when a player leaves
a stack of stacks\nfour riffle shuffle stacking systems, assisted by a breather crimp\nbob king\nfast shuffle\ndarwin ortiz
1993
the breather 2 Bob King
A Stack of Stacks
four riffle shuffle stacking systems, assisted by a Breather Crimp
a little bit patter\npresentation for restacking the deck when a player leaves\nernest earick\na little bit patter\nernest earick
1993
profile Ernest Earick
A Little Bit Patter
presentation for restacking the deck when a player leaves
royal flush deal\nroyal flush deal for any number of players, faro shuffling\nalex elmsley
1994
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 2 Alex Elmsley
Royal Flush Deal
royal flush deal for any number of players, faro shuffling
big oversight\naces put on top, instantly poker hands are dealt out and aces received\ngene maze\n"oversight" (roy walton) & duffie variation
1994
gene maze and the art of bottom dealing Gene Maze
Big Oversight
Aces put on top, instantly poker hands are dealt out and Aces received
the apparent miss\n"scarne shuffle systems"
three aces for five-handed game for first player, apparent miss in third ace\njohn scarne
1994
rigmarole John Scarne
The Apparent Miss
"Scarne Shuffle Systems"
three Aces for five-handed game for first player, apparent miss in third Ace
3 aces and a kicker\n"scarne shuffle systems"
three aces for five-handed game for first player, fourth ace as kicker\njohn scarne
1994
rigmarole John Scarne
3 Aces and a Kicker
"Scarne Shuffle Systems"
three Aces for five-handed game for first player, fourth Ace as kicker
fast shuffle #2\n"scarne shuffle systems"
three aces for five-handed game for dealer, crimp\njohn scarne\nhoward wurst on scarne's shuffle systems\nhoward wurst\njack avis on scarne's run-up systems\njack avis
1994
rigmarole John Scarne
Fast Shuffle #2
"Scarne Shuffle Systems"
three Aces for five-handed game for dealer, crimp
fast shuffle #3\n"scarne shuffle systems"
three aces for five-handed game for dealer, fourth ace after spectator shuffle\njohn scarne
1994
rigmarole John Scarne
Fast Shuffle #3
"Scarne Shuffle Systems"
three Aces for five-handed game for dealer, fourth Ace after spectator shuffle
jack avis on scarne's run-up systems\n\njack avis\nfast shuffle #2\njohn scarne\nvariations on scarne's runup system\njack avis
1994
rigmarole Jack Avis
open-face poker stock\napparently aces stacked with one shuffle, then fours with one shuffle\ngene maze
1994
gene maze and the art of bottom dealing Gene Maze
Open-Face Poker Stock
apparently aces stacked with one shuffle, then fours with one shuffle
hard way poker\nfirst real riffle stacking, then pseudo one-shuffle stack, actually center deal\ngene maze
1994
gene maze and the art of bottom dealing Gene Maze
Hard Way Poker
first real riffle stacking, then pseudo one-shuffle stack, actually center deal
lost and found\n"phase four: caressing the cards"
kings lost, spectator decides on number of players and who should win\nroger crosthwaite
1994
roger's thesaurus Roger Crosthwaite
Lost and Found
"Phase Four: Caressing the Cards"
Kings lost, spectator decides on number of players and who should win
a hell of a poker game\npart i: dealing four aces with cards face up throughout.
part ii: dealing kings to the devil's hand and the aces to your hand for a surprise finish.
part iii
part iv: dealing two hands - kings to third hand, aces to your hand.\njoseph k. schmidt
1995
new card control systems Joseph K. Schmidt
A Hell of a Poker Game
Part I: Dealing four Aces with cards face up throughout.
Part II: Dealing Kings to the devil's hand and the Aces to your hand for a surprise finish.
Part III
Part IV: Dealing two hands - Kings to third hand, Aces to your hand.
beat the cheat\nno. 26, stacking apparently explained but aces end up in another hand\nkarl fulves\nstewart james
1995
self-working close-up card magic Karl Fulves, Stewart James
Beat the Cheat
No. 26, stacking apparently explained but Aces end up in another hand
straight up\nno. 28, ace through five straight distributed in deck, yet dealt out again, pseudo duplicates\nbruce elliott
1995
self-working close-up card magic Bruce Elliott
Straight Up
No. 28, Ace through Five straight distributed in deck, yet dealt out again, pseudo duplicates
simple double duke\naces shown, short overhand shuffle, stacked except one, performer has royal flush\nsimon aronson\nsimple simon\nsimon aronson
1995
simply simon Simon Aronson
Simple Double Duke
Aces shown, short overhand shuffle, stacked except one, performer has Royal Flush
stack in trade\naces stacked to performer and shown during deal, then another player has aces and performer royal flush
- overhand shuffle methode (version 1)
- streamlined handling
- collins method (version 2)\nsimon aronson\npoker interchange\njames swain
1995
simply simon Simon Aronson
Stack In Trade
Aces stacked to performer and shown during deal, then another player has Aces and performer Royal Flush
fake poker\nthree aces on top, fourth ace randomly placed in second hand and dropped on top, one riffle shuffle, performer gets four aces when dealt for two\nkarl fulves
1995
setting up exercises Karl Fulves
Fake Poker
three Aces on top, fourth Ace randomly placed in second hand and dropped on top, one riffle shuffle, performer gets four aces when dealt for two
paradox poker\nperformer stacks 4 royal flush cards for 4 players, spectator distributes hole cards and completes royal flush, fake stacking\nkarl fulves
1995
setting up exercises Karl Fulves
Paradox Poker
performer stacks 4 royal flush cards for 4 players, spectator distributes hole cards and completes royal flush, fake stacking
something for nothing\nnew deck order show, shuffled a few times, poker hands dealt, straight flushs and royal flush for performer\njames swain\nthe si stebbins secret\ndarwin ortiz\nedward marlo\nrussell "rusduck" duck
1996
miracles with cards James Swain
Something for Nothing
new deck order show, shuffled a few times, poker hands dealt, straight flushs and royal flush for performer
card stack demo\nkings openly stacked, tens and aces end up also, faro and overhand stacking, correction from reference
- triple faro control\nedward marlo\ncard stack demo\nedward marlo
1996
facsimile Edward Marlo
Card Stack Demo
kings openly stacked, tens and aces end up also, faro and overhand stacking, correction from reference
the poker lesson\ntwelve-card set-up
- the first lesson: overhand stack
- the second lesson: talking about holding out, several good hands dealt
- the third lesson: royal flush controlled to top\nharry riser\nthe innocent cheat\nfred lowe
1996
the feints and temps of harry riser Harry Riser
The Poker Lesson
twelve-card set-up
The First Lesson: overhand stack
The Second Lesson: talking about holding out, several good hands dealt
cool hand duke\ncull stack
- no kings in packet
- one king in packet
- two kings in packet
- three kings in packet
- the routine\nkarl fulves
1996
blocking off Karl Fulves
sign-steal-deliver\nfree selection is signed, four riffle shuffles, spectator gets flush with his selection, performer a royal flush, first flush cull-stacked on the fly\nkarl fulves
1996
blocking off Karl Fulves
Sign-Steal-Deliver
free selection is signed, four riffle shuffles, spectator gets flush with his selection, performer a royal flush, first flush cull-stacked on the fly
the d.c. hustle\nkings and queens on top, one-shuffle stack, five players, kings, queens, x, x, aces\njack carpenter
1997
the expert's portfolio no. 1 Jack Carpenter
The D.C. Hustle
kings and queens on top, one-shuffle stack, five players, kings, queens, x, x, aces
a gambling routine\nalso known as "reset", ends in new pack order, for an idea see also p. 28 of behr reference\nguy hollingworth\nreset routine\nguy hollingworth\ntwo more tricks for allen kennedy - the first routine\npit hartling\ndenis behr
1999
drawing room deceptions Guy Hollingworth
A Gambling Routine
also known as "Reset", ends in New Pack Order, for an idea see also p. 28 of Behr reference
the ultimate double-duke\nstacking four hands, spectator gets flush, performer full house or four of a kind, gambling demonstration\nsteve mayhew
1999
angels may shuffle but the devil still deals Steve Mayhew
The Ultimate Double-Duke
stacking four hands, spectator gets flush, performer full house or four of a kind, gambling demonstration
braue poker deal\nfour aces, faro stacking\nfrederick braue\nchristian scherer\nbraue poker deal\nfrederick braue
1999
abgezockt! Frederick Braue, Christian Scherer
the gambler in person\nvery simple stacking technique for a gambling demo\ntheodore annemann\nthe gambler in person\ntheodore annemann
2000
card college — volume 4 Theodore Annemann
The Gambler in Person
very simple stacking technique for a gambling demo
an experiment in remote control\nspectator cuts the deck behind his back and puts two cards unseen in two different pockets, performer divines cards and spectator can chose in which pocket which card sholud be\nchan canasta\ncards in pockets\nchan canasta
2000
chan canasta — a remarkable man Chan Canasta
An Experiment in Remote Control
spectator cuts the deck behind his back and puts two cards unseen in two different pockets, performer divines cards and spectator can chose in which pocket which card sholud be
speed stacking\nno. 15, overhand stacking the already stacked cards to a different player, spectator previously removes as many cards that corresponds to the player\nkarl fulves
2001
my best self-working card tricks Karl Fulves
Speed Stacking
No. 15, overhand stacking the already stacked cards to a different player, spectator previously removes as many cards that corresponds to the player
the gambling magician\nace of spades riffle stacked one card down at a time, then rises back to top\nharry lorayne
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
The Gambling Magician
Ace of Spades riffle stacked one card down at a time, then rises back to top
déjà vu poker\nfour hands are redealt after shuffling, faro, royal flush kicker\ndarwin ortiz\nfaro fantasies\nrussell "rusduck" duck
2002
scams & fantasies with cards Darwin Ortiz
Déjà vu Poker
four hands are redealt after shuffling, faro, Royal Flush kicker
the professional\npoker and bridge\ndarwin ortiz\n"johnny mnemonic" (andrew wimhurst, the card artistry of andrew wimhurst, video)\n"the expert at the bridge table" (the card artistry of andrew wimhurst, video)
2002
scams & fantasies with cards Darwin Ortiz
The Professional
poker and bridge
Inspired by
"Johnny Mnemonic" (Andrew Wimhurst, The Card Artistry of Andrew Wimhurst, video)
"The Expert at the Bridge Table" (The Card Artistry of Andrew Wimhurst, video)
cincinnati pit\nstacking four hands with four-of-a-kinds with two shuffles\npit hartling\ntupelo paul\nr. paul wilson\nadditional intro-phase\npit hartling
2003
card fictions Pit Hartling
Cincinnati Pit
stacking four hands with four-of-a-kinds with two shuffles
you name it, i'll flush it\nsuit named, corresponding royal flush stacked for ten-handed game, originally from precursor (oct. 2003)\ngary plants\ntony giorgio routine from magicana/genii
2004
lecture notes - the second super session Gary Plants
You Name It, I'll Flush It
suit named, corresponding royal flush stacked for ten-handed game, originally from Precursor (Oct. 2003)
universal stock\nnumber of hands chosen by spectator, combining riffle stacking, second and bottom deals, only briefly explained\ngene maze\nwonderful routines of magic, first addendum
2004
enchantments Gene Maze
Universal Stock
number of hands chosen by spectator, combining riffle stacking, second and bottom deals, only briefly explained
bertram, braue and ben\ncombination with 2 more phases: 6 handed deal, texas hold'em deal, table faros\ndavid ben\nbraue poker deal\nfrederick braue
2005
penumbra David Ben
Bertram, Braue And Ben
combination with 2 more phases: 6 handed deal, Texas Hold'em deal, table faros
the ten-hand deal\nfive piles, spectator assigns numbers from five to nine to them and deals that many cards to the bottom in each case, put together, ten-hand double duke\nkarl fulves
2006
prolix Karl Fulves
The Ten-Hand Deal
five piles, spectator assigns numbers from five to nine to them and deals that many cards to the bottom in each case, put together, ten-hand double duke
casino connection\nfive piles, spectator assigns numbers from five to nine to them via a lucky straight from a casino deck and deals that many cards to the bottom in each case, put together, ten-hand double duke\nkarl fulves
2006
prolix Karl Fulves
Casino Connection
five piles, spectator assigns numbers from five to nine to them via a lucky straight from a casino deck and deals that many cards to the bottom in each case, put together, ten-hand double duke
the expert returns\nspectator stacks two cards himself by repeated dealing (overhand shuffle single run substitute)\nkarl fulves\nthe expert at the card table\nbruce elliott\ns. w. erdnase
2006
prolix Karl Fulves
The Expert Returns
spectator stacks two cards himself by repeated dealing (overhand shuffle single run substitute)
nine or ten hands\nnines stacked for nine players, then aces dealt in ten-hand stack with straight flush for performer\ndon may\ndavid solomon
2007
the wisdom of solomon Don May, David Solomon
Nine or Ten Hands
Nines stacked for nine players, then Aces dealt in ten-hand stack with straight flush for performer
s-v-s shuffle stack\nkings put on top, shuffled three times while burying top cards, kings back on top, repeated but now aces are on top, then royal flush\ndavid solomon\nmarlo's control\nedward marlo
2007
the wisdom of solomon David Solomon
S-V-S Shuffle Stack
Kings put on top, shuffled three times while burying top cards, Kings back on top, repeated but now Aces are on top, then Royal Flush
another shuffle stack\nseven-handed game, pseudo stack\njason england\nsteve forte\n"one shuffle stack" (steve forte, genii march 2006)\nsal's cull/stack\nsteve forte\nsalverio piacente
2009
jammin' with the fellas Jason England, Steve Forte
Another Shuffle Stack
seven-handed game, pseudo stack
Inspired by
"One Shuffle Stack" (Steve Forte, Genii March 2006)
the restacking problem\nwhen a player leaves
- restock in blocks
- restack repeat\nkarl fulves\nthe restacking problem\nkarl fulves
2009
prolix Karl Fulves
new deal poker\nkings cut into deck, two poker hands dealt, aces and kings, with previous selections as kicker cards\nkarl fulves\nalways cut the cards\nlarry jennings
2010
prolix Karl Fulves
New Deal Poker
Kings cut into deck, two poker hands dealt, Aces and Kings, with previous selections as kicker cards
matching match\nace through five of hearts in random order by spectator placed in row, five-card packets below each gathered and dealt out, a spade card of same value as the heart card is at that position in the corresponding hand\njerry k. hartman\nrobin robertson\npoker puzzle\nroy walton
2010
prolix Jerry K. Hartman, Robin Robertson
Matching Match
Ace through Five of Hearts in random order by spectator placed in row, five-card packets below each gathered and dealt out, a Spade card of same value as the Heart card is at that position in the corresponding hand
late nite strippers\nmedium locates card, or performer, reversal method in hands of performer, with a poker deal application with four selections, pick-a-card poker\nkarl fulves
2010
prolix Karl Fulves
Late Nite Strippers
medium locates card, or performer, reversal method in hands of performer, with a poker deal application with four selections, pick-a-card poker
the memory expert at the bridge table\noverhand stacking demonstration, bridge deal in which performer names all cards in one hand and saves selection for last, thirteen memorized cards set-up\ntony cabral\nthe expert at the bridge table\nandrew wimhurst
2011
card tricks for the untrustworthy Tony Cabral
The Memory Expert at the Bridge Table
overhand stacking demonstration, bridge deal in which performer names all cards in one hand and saves selection for last, thirteen memorized cards set-up
hole-card play\nfour selections are lost and dealt in five-card stud, performer gets two aces\ndarwin ortiz\nthe expert at the card table\nbruce elliott\ns. w. erdnase
2012
lessons in card mastery Darwin Ortiz
Hole-Card Play
four selections are lost and dealt in five-card Stud, performer gets two Aces
3 x 3 x 3\n"unexplained"
stacking three aces for three-handed game in three seconds, demonstrated with reversed indifferent card that change into aces, posed as a problem\nkarl fulves
2012
prolix Karl Fulves
3 x 3 x 3
"Unexplained"
stacking three Aces for three-handed game in three seconds, demonstrated with reversed indifferent card that change into Aces, posed as a problem
the big stack\nperformer stacks himself queen, someone else gets kings, queens change to aces\njason ladanye\nthe cross\ndarwin ortiz
2013
confident deceptions Jason Ladanye
The Big Stack
performer stacks himself queen, someone else gets kings, queens change to aces
a memory at the card table\ncard chosen, deck apparently memorized, blackjack and poker hands apparently riffle stacked, rest recited and last card is selected one\njoseph barry\na memory at the card table\njoseph barry
2014
reverie Joseph Barry
A Memory at the Card Table
card chosen, deck apparently memorized, blackjack and poker hands apparently riffle stacked, rest recited and last card is selected one
thanks to forte\nshuffle tracking presentation, first winning black jack then poker, card selected in the beginning is missing card for royal flush\njoseph barry
2014
fifty Joseph Barry
Thanks to Forte
shuffle tracking presentation, first winning black jack then poker, card selected in the beginning is missing card for royal flush
a memory at the card table\ncard chosen, deck apparently memorized, blackjack and poker hands apparently riffle stacked, rest recited and last card is selected one\njoseph barry\na memory at the card table\njoseph barry
2014
fifty Joseph Barry
A Memory at the Card Table
card chosen, deck apparently memorized, blackjack and poker hands apparently riffle stacked, rest recited and last card is selected one
the back room demo\nfalse stacking demo of the four aces from a spectator shuffled deck\nbenjamin earl\nthe back room demo\nbenjamin earl
2015
less is more bonus Benjamin Earl
The Back Room Demo
false stacking demo of the four Aces from a spectator shuffled deck
less is more gambling demonstration\nfalse gambling demonstration of ace location, false dealing, stacking, shuffle tracking, card mucking and four of a kind climax\nbenjamin earl
2015
less is more bonus Benjamin Earl
Less is More Gambling Demonstration
false gambling demonstration of ace location, false dealing, stacking, shuffle tracking, card mucking and four of a kind climax
power poker\nmagician demonstrates how to stack cards during a shuffle and receives four aces on the first deal. on the next round, he receives a royal flush.\nvic trabucco\nan effective poker deal\n unknown
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Vic Trabucco
Power Poker
Magician demonstrates how to stack cards during a shuffle and receives four aces on the first deal. On the next round, he receives a royal flush.
8451 plus\nstacking to formula, red-black separation kicker\nharry lorayne\nmarlo's lessinout system of cull and stock shuffles\nedward marlo
2015
jawdroppers! Harry Lorayne
die echte erklärung\ncard stacking, stacking formula as patter\nchristoph borer\ns. w. erdnase\njack merlin\nerdnase system of stock shuffling\ns. w. erdnase\nstacking formula as patter\njack merlin
2016
21 Christoph Borer, S. W. Erdnase, Jack Merlin
poker demon-stration plus\nmass destruction stacking
phase 1: middle deal demonstration
phase 2: stacking demonstration (re-deal principle)\nso sato
2016
the secrets of so sato So Sato
the back room demo\nfalse stacking demo of the four aces from a spectator shuffled deck\nbenjamin earl\nthe back room demo\nbenjamin earl
2017
less is more Benjamin Earl
The Back Room Demo
false stacking demo of the four Aces from a spectator shuffled deck
cheaters\naces are apparently marked, special glasses presentation, aces stacked and during deal change back color, then change back, red/blue double backers, faros\njason ladanye
2018
game changer Jason Ladanye
Cheaters
Aces are apparently marked, special glasses presentation, Aces stacked and during deal change back color, then change back, red/blue double backers, faros
extended gambling demonstration\nmulti-phase routine, named four-of-a-kind is riffle-culled, then riffle-stacked, then a bridge deal into new deck order\ndenis behr\nthe ultimate card shark\ndarwin ortiz\ndad stevens, king of the card cheats\nroberto giobbi\na gambling demonstration\ndenis behr
2018
handcrafted card magic — volume 3 Denis Behr
Extended Gambling Demonstration
multi-phase routine, named four-of-a-kind is riffle-culled, then riffle-stacked, then a bridge deal into new deck order
additional intro-phase\nriffle stacking demonstration intro before actual routine, setting it up from shuffled deck\npit hartling\ncincinnati pit\npit hartling
2018
card fictions (2018 edition) Pit Hartling
Additional Intro-Phase
riffle stacking demonstration intro before actual routine, setting it up from shuffled deck
the stacking drill #2\npseudo stacking for hold'em, chosen cards stacked, full house received on flop\njoseph barry\nthe stacking drill\njoseph barry
2018
operandi Joseph Barry
The Stacking Drill #2
pseudo stacking for Hold'em, chosen cards stacked, Full House received on flop
polish poker stacking\npseudo riffle stacking routine, uses polish poker deck, marketed by card-shark, stack any thought-of poker hand\nmichał 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
the forgetful gambler\nriffle stack demo with second marlo/gardner phase\ntom gagnon\nthe forgetful gambler\ntom gagnon
2019
gagnon unfiltered Tom Gagnon
pushoff cut-stacking\nfour aces cut into deck one at a time without shuffling, then deal\nsteve forte
2020
gambling sleight of hand — volume 2 Steve Forte
Pushoff Cut-stacking
four Aces cut into deck one at a time without shuffling, then deal