die künstliche reihenfolge\ndeck dealt out with down-under deal in new deck order as climax to card performance, for 32 or 52 cards\n unknown\non memorized deck & applying controlled shuffle\nfriedrich w. conradi-horster
1896
der moderne kartenkünstler
Unknown
Die künstliche Reihenfolge
deck dealt out with down-under deal in new deck order as climax to card performance, for 32 or 52 cards
das ordnen der karten\ndeck shown mixed, down-under deal performed to sort deck in new deck order\nmr. blak\nzum ordnen der karten\nwilhelm schiele
1897
die zauberwelt Mr. Blak
Das Ordnen der Karten
deck shown mixed, down-under deal performed to sort deck in new deck order
zum ordnen der karten\ndeck shown mixed, down-under deal performed to sort deck in new deck order, method to achieve set-up\nwilhelm schiele\ndas ordnen der karten\nmr. blak
1900
die zauberwelt Wilhelm Schiele
Zum Ordnen der Karten
deck shown mixed, down-under deal performed to sort deck in new deck order, method to achieve set-up
card determined\ncard selected via down-under-deal procedure is divined by performer, general rule\ndr. william t. palchinas
1941
the jinx 101-151 Dr. William T. Palchinas
Card Determined
card selected via down-under-deal procedure is divined by performer, general rule
a surprising card deal\ndown under deal on eight cards, result in a row of cards alternating face card and spot card\n unknown
1949
tricks and stunts with playing cards
Unknown
A Surprising Card Deal
Down Under Deal on eight cards, result in a row of cards alternating face card and spot card
the australian deal\ntwo cards are found twice by means of the down under deal\njohn hamilton\ndown & out\njohn hamilton
1951
the phoenix 201 — 250 John Hamilton
The Australian Deal
two cards are found twice by means of the down under deal
melbourne\nposition and card at that position are thought of, card turns up with down-under-deal\nalex elmsley\nmathematical twins\ngene finnell\nmelbourne\nalex elmsley\nmelbourne\nalex elmsley
1953
the phoenix 251 — 300 Alex Elmsley
Melbourne
position and card at that position are thought of, card turns up with down-under-deal
"one under and one down"\nany one of ten cards is last one in down-under deal\ndai vernon\n"pulldown eliminator"\nedward marlo
1957
the dai vernon book of magic Dai Vernon
"One Under and One Down"
any one of ten cards is last one in down-under deal
major-minor do-as-i-do\none deck, spectator choses amount of cards he and performer get, down under deal until one card, mates\ncharles hudson
1958
the cardiste Charles Hudson
Major-Minor Do-As-I-Do
one deck, spectator choses amount of cards he and performer get, down under deal until one card, mates
blackstone's 10-card trick\nspectator finds his own card in ten-card packet\nharry blackstone\nharry louine\nblackstone's card\n unknown
1965
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Harry Blackstone, Harry Louine
deal & duck\neight cards removed below the table by performer and spectator, packet used to find aces via deal & duck\nbill simon\nharry lorayne\na much better chance\nharry lorayne
1967
deck-sterity Bill Simon, Harry Lorayne
Deal & Duck
eight cards removed below the table by performer and spectator, packet used to find aces via deal & duck
hidden symmetry\nproducing thirteen cards in order with down-under deal, shuffle sequence to get into the required order\njohn hamilton\n"try it yourself" (52 amazing card tricks, rufus steele)
1970
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 John Hamilton
Hidden Symmetry
producing thirteen cards in order with down-under deal, shuffle sequence to get into the required order
Inspired by
"Try It Yourself" (52 Amazing Card Tricks, Rufus Steele)
the australian sixes\ntwo spectators find their cards\nronald a. wohl (ravelli)\nno force vanish & recovery\njon racherbaumer\nno drawing required\nedward marlo
1971
reputation-makers Ronald A. Wohl (Ravelli)
down & deal\n"two tricks" no. 2
three or more spectators select cards and receive packets, they all do down-under-deals simultaneously and end up with selections\njerry k. hartman
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Jerry K. Hartman
Down & Deal
"Two Tricks" No. 2
three or more spectators select cards and receive packets, they all do down-under-deals simultaneously and end up with selections
mathematical twins\nspectator cuts to a card and places it aside, then cuts another packet off and mate is found with milk build procedure and down-under deal, see also p. 508\ngene finnell\nmelbourne\nalex elmsley\nsecond law\nkarl fulves\nmathematical twins variation\nkarl fulves
1972
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Gene Finnell
Mathematical Twins
spectator cuts to a card and places it aside, then cuts another packet off and mate is found with Milk Build procedure and down-under deal, see also p. 508
shuttle shuffle\nmathematical shuffle that transposes two cards, down-under thing with ten cards\nkarl fulves\ntranspoker\nkarl fulves
1973
notes from underground Karl Fulves
Shuttle Shuffle
mathematical shuffle that transposes two cards, down-under thing with ten cards
melbourne\nposition and card at that position are thought of, card turns up with down-under-deal\nalex elmsley\nmelbourne\nalex elmsley
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Alex Elmsley
Melbourne
position and card at that position are thought of, card turns up with down-under-deal
poker\ndown under deal packet trick with poker theme
- canberra poker
- new south wales\nken beale\n"gravatt's four ace trick" (glenn gravatt, genii, feb. 1958)\n"australian poker" (tom ransom, ibidem #14)\naces to win\nkarl fulves
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 Ken Beale
Poker
down under deal packet trick with poker theme
Canberra Poker
New South Wales
Related to
"Gravatt's Four Ace Trick" (Glenn Gravatt, Genii, Feb. 1958)
some deal - double coincidence\nfrom twelve-card packet spectator choses two cards which are mated\nkarl fulves
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Karl Fulves
Some Deal - Double Coincidence
from twelve-card packet spectator choses two cards which are mated
fourcast\nfrom twelve-card packet spectator choses two cards which are mated and form a four-of-a-kind\nkarl fulves\nfourcast\nkarl fulves
1973
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Karl Fulves
Fourcast
from twelve-card packet spectator choses two cards which are mated and form a four-of-a-kind
psychic backstop\nout for psychological stop trick, using down-under deal\njerry k. hartman\nthe psychic stop!\n unknown\nout of my control\nharry lorayne
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman
Psychic Backstop
Out for psychological stop trick, using down-under deal
thinking spell\nspell to two selections, down under deal\njerry k. hartman\njoseph k. schmidt\n"the magic spell" (dai vernon, hugard's magic monthly, oct 1946, p. 281)
1973
means & ends Jerry K. Hartman, Joseph K. Schmidt
Thinking Spell
Spell to two selections, down under deal
Inspired by
"The Magic Spell" (Dai Vernon, Hugard's Magic Monthly, Oct 1946, p. 281)
exchange\nwrong card tabled, down/under deal of packets ends with same wrong card and on table is correct one\ngene finnell
1973
gene finnell's card magic Gene Finnell
Exchange
wrong card tabled, down/under deal of packets ends with same wrong card and on table is correct one
the down/under exchange surprise\nselection placed aside, packet cut and down/under deal performed until four cards remain, top of those is selection and previously tabled card matches other three cards\ngene finnell
1973
gene finnell's card magic Gene Finnell
The Down/Under Exchange Surprise
selection placed aside, packet cut and down/under deal performed until four cards remain, top of those is selection and previously tabled card matches other three cards
d/u counter\npacket cut off, down/under deal with rest, remaining card has value as number of cut-off cards\ngene finnell\ncigar club\nmarty kane\nrandom illusion\nrobin robertson\npeter duffie
1973
gene finnell's card magic Gene Finnell
D/U Counter
packet cut off, down/under deal with rest, remaining card has value as number of cut-off cards
the magical eliminator\nspectator selects red card, but performer goes on to find it among six black cards, sucker\nroy walton\nelimination\njerry sadowitz\nthe speckled humbug\npeter duffie
1973
card script Roy Walton
The Magical Eliminator
spectator selects red card, but performer goes on to find it among six black cards, sucker
the magic lesson\n"two down-under routines"
four selections from fifteen-card packet made and found with down-under deal\nroy walton
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Roy Walton
The Magic Lesson
"Two Down-Under Routines"
four selections from fifteen-card packet made and found with down-under deal
teaching the future\n"two down-under routines"
spectator ends up with only card with an x on its back\nkarl fulves
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Karl Fulves
Teaching the Future
"Two Down-Under Routines"
spectator ends up with only card with an X on its back
down & under (done over)\ncard chosen by cutting off cards, removing some of those into pocket, remembering card at position in rest, down-under deal location\nsam schwartz
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Sam Schwartz
Down & Under (Done Over)
card chosen by cutting off cards, removing some of those into pocket, remembering card at position in rest, down-under deal location
7-16\ndown-under deal, spectator's and performer's remaining cards predicted, game presentation\nbill taylor\nthe game of 7-16\nbill taylor\n7-16\nalex elmsley
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Bill Taylor
7-16
down-under deal, spectator's and performer's remaining cards predicted, game presentation
royal marriages\nmatching with the four queens and kings, down-under deal\ndave ossip\nthe royal marriages\ndai vernon
1974
the pallbearers review vol. 9-10 Dave Ossip
Royal Marriages
matching with the four Queens and Kings, down-under deal
espell mental\nusing jumbo esp cards, in envelopes, spelling and down-under deal\nnorth bigbee\npaul siegel's "colorspell" in "mentalism a la mode"
1974
the compleat magick — volume ii North Bigbee
ESPell Mental
using Jumbo ESP cards, in envelopes, spelling and down-under deal
Inspired by
Paul Siegel's "Colorspell" in "Mentalism a la Mode"
kangaroo\nposition and card at that position are thought of, card turns up with down-under-deal, non-faro method\nroy walton\nmelbourne\nalex elmsley
1975
epilogue Roy Walton
Kangaroo
position and card at that position are thought of, card turns up with down-under-deal, non-faro method
the lazy magician\nno. 4, favorite of blackstone, card and its position thought-of in ten-card packet, down-under-deal after some procedure\n unknown
1976
self-working card tricks
Unknown
The Lazy Magician
No. 4, favorite of Blackstone, card and its position thought-of in ten-card packet, down-under-deal after some procedure
three on a match\nno. 33, three spectators select a card with down-under-deal from the same small packet, all have the same and it's the only red card\n unknown
1976
self-working card tricks
Unknown
Three on a Match
No. 33, three spectators select a card with down-under-deal from the same small packet, all have the same and it's the only red card
fourcast\nfrom twelve-card packet spectator choses two cards which are mated and form a four-of-a-kind\nkarl fulves\nfourcast\nkarl fulves
1977
the magic book Karl Fulves
Fourcast
from twelve-card packet spectator choses two cards which are mated and form a four-of-a-kind
the game of 7-16\ndown-under deal, spectator's and performer's remaining cards predicted, game presentation\nbill taylor\n7-16\nbill taylor
1977
the magic book Bill Taylor
The Game of 7-16
down-under deal, spectator's and performer's remaining cards predicted, game presentation
countdown #1\nace to five are given down-under-deal and shown in order, then order reverses\nroger smith\ncount down\nroger smith
1978
the ultimate card book no. 4 Roger Smith
Countdown #1
Ace to Five are given down-under-deal and shown in order, then order reverses
hummer's great discovery\ncard is remembered from a packet by thinking of a number, found with down-under-deal, back of performer is turned
- method using 9's system
- method using any number\nbob hummer
1980
bob hummer's collected secrets Bob Hummer
Hummer's Great Discovery
card is remembered from a packet by thinking of a number, found with down-under-deal, back of performer is turned
take five\nfive cards touched and outjogged, down-under-deal, remaining card matches prediction\nharry lorayne\ntake five\nharry lorayne\ncatch a royal\nharry lorayne\nmate finger via take five\nharry lorayne\ntake five\nharry lorayne\npreferred take five\nharry lorayne
1980
lecture notes Harry Lorayne
Take Five
five cards touched and outjogged, down-under-deal, remaining card matches prediction
double duck\ndeal and duck in pairs of cards instead of singly, some applications\nharry lorayne\ndouble duck\nharry lorayne
1982
best of friends Harry Lorayne
Double Duck
deal and duck in pairs of cards instead of singly, some applications
erwischt\ntwo face up card in deck, two faros, cards are sorted out until one remains it is a locator card to find card in deck\nchristian scherer
1982
card news '82 Christian Scherer
Erwischt
two face up card in deck, two faros, cards are sorted out until one remains it is a locator card to find card in deck
donald duck and deal\nchosen number of cards is removed from deck, spectator does deal-duck-procedure, remaining card has picture of donald duck ("your audience should quack up!")\nsimon aronson
1983
the card puzzle Simon Aronson
Donald Duck and Deal
chosen number of cards is removed from deck, spectator does deal-duck-procedure, remaining card has picture of Donald Duck ("Your audience should quack up!")
mystery of the 7 suspects\nsandwich cards surround seven cards, down-under-deal to arrive at card, its value is counted down in rest of deck to find selection, faro\nrichard vollmer\nchristian scherer\nsurprising the seven suspects\nedward marlo\nrandy wakeman\nvollmer variant\npeter duffie\nrobin robertson\nsearch for the seven suspects\ngary plants
1983
the mendoza portfolio no. 1 Richard Vollmer, Christian Scherer
Mystery of the 7 Suspects
sandwich cards surround seven cards, down-under-deal to arrive at card, its value is counted down in rest of deck to find selection, faro
surprising the seven suspects\nmultiple cards sandwiched, down under elimination, quartet kicker, faro\nedward marlo\nrandy wakeman\nmystery of the 7 suspects\nrichard vollmer\nchristian scherer
1985
formula one close-up Edward Marlo, Randy Wakeman
Surprising the Seven Suspects
multiple cards sandwiched, down under elimination, quartet kicker, faro
the spellbinder\ntwo cards located in small packet after anti-faros and down-under deal\n unknown\nweight\nalex elmsley\nguaranteed!\nroberto giobbi\nalex elmsley\ndavid solomon
1985
the fred braue notebooks
Unknown
The Spellbinder
two cards located in small packet after anti-faros and down-under deal
would i lie to you?\nseven card packet is programmed to find selection, mates are found as well\njohn c. wagner\nrevised lie detector\nedward marlo\njohn c. wagner
1987
the commercial magic of j.c. wagner John C. Wagner
Would I Lie to You?
seven card packet is programmed to find selection, mates are found as well
"pulldown eliminator"\nhaving any of ten cards be the last one in a down-under deal
- best pull down procedure for eliminator effect
- down and under\nedward marlo\nthe new tops, nov. 1967\n"one under and one down"\ndai vernon
1988
m.i.n.t. — volume i Edward Marlo
"Pulldown Eliminator"
having any of ten cards be the last one in a down-under deal
down and under coincidence\nten cards shown, spectator stops at any one which is placed aside, down-under procedure with rest and mate remains, with variations\nedward marlo
1988
m.i.n.t. — volume i Edward Marlo
Down and Under Coincidence
ten cards shown, spectator stops at any one which is placed aside, down-under procedure with rest and mate remains, with variations
stranger than that\n#1: 2 card location with spelling
#2: 2 card location with down-under deal\nallan slaight\n"letter from a stranger" (stewart james)\neasy as a-b-c\nkarl fulves
1989
prototype Allan Slaight
Stranger Than That
#1: 2 card location with spelling
#2: 2 card location with down-under deal
raw deal\nselection and chosen number revealed with down-under deal\nphilip t. goldstein\nraw deal\nphilip t. goldstein
1989
a phil goldstein collection Philip T. Goldstein
Raw Deal
selection and chosen number revealed with down-under deal
hands off\nspectator remembers card, cuts off a packet, down-under deal, spreads card face-up, performer names selection\nkarl fulves
1989
easy-to-do card tricks for children Karl Fulves
Hands Off
spectator remembers card, cuts off a packet, down-under deal, spreads card face-up, performer names selection
7-16\ndown under deal, ace of spades remains, game presentation\nalex elmsley\n7-16\nbill taylor\nsolomon's math challenge\ndavid solomon\ngene castillon
1991
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 1 Alex Elmsley
7-16
down under deal, Ace of Spades remains, game presentation
melbourne\nposition and card at that position are thought of, card turns up with down-under-deal\nalex elmsley\nmelbourne\nalex elmsley\nkangaroo\nroy walton
1991
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 1 Alex Elmsley
Melbourne
position and card at that position are thought of, card turns up with down-under-deal
australian self-help\ninvolving counting, spelling, down-under deal\nalex elmsley\nmagician\npeter duffie\ntrek trick\nmarty kane\nv.d.\nmarty kane\nthe jack of death card trick\nmarty kane\nsurvivor tv series\nmarty kane\napart-hide\nmarty kane\nshowing the 7 dwarfs\nmarty kane\npassword\nmarty kane\nsuit per suit pursuit\nmarty kane\nkermit the leap frog\nmarty kane
1991
the collected works of alex elmsley — volume 1 Alex Elmsley
vernon plus braue\nthought-of cards from eight-card packet found via a spelling and down-under procedure\nfrederick braue\ndai vernon\nvernon plus braue\nfrederick braue\ndai vernon
1992
the fred braue notebooks Frederick Braue, Dai Vernon
Vernon Plus Braue
thought-of cards from eight-card packet found via a spelling and down-under procedure
revised lie detector\ndown under deal, quartet production, set-up, two variations:
- for center dealers
- for side-stealers\nedward marlo\njohn c. wagner\nwould i lie to you?\njohn c. wagner
1993
the olram file Edward Marlo, John C. Wagner
Revised Lie Detector
down under deal, quartet production, set-up, two variations:
よんぶんのいちの奇跡\n(quarter miracle) card location from a packet of 16 cards, involves down-under deals, eliminate until one card left\n unknown
1993
larry jennings's card technique
Unknown
よんぶんのいちの奇跡
(Quarter Miracle) Card location from a packet of 16 cards, involves down-under deals, eliminate until one card left
magician\nthree spectators simultaneously select a card from packet from three to eight cards, spelling and down-under to locate it\npeter duffie\naustralian self-help\nalex elmsley
1993
card selection Peter Duffie
Magician
three spectators simultaneously select a card from packet from three to eight cards, spelling and down-under to locate it
du/process\nthirteen-card packet distributed via down/under deal, two four-of-a-kinds and a royal flush come out\nkarl fulves
1994
crooked tales Karl Fulves
DU/Process
thirteen-card packet distributed via down/under deal, two four-of-a-kinds and a royal flush come out
little nothings\nloading the spectator's wallet during apparent money exchange before performance, force of mate with counting and down-under deal procedure\nkarl fulves\nlittle nothings - part one\nkarl fulves
1994
rigmarole Karl Fulves
Little Nothings
loading the spectator's wallet during apparent money exchange before performance, force of mate with counting and down-under deal procedure
magic teaching\ncard selected, down under deal with a packet, last card used to count to selection, every other card ace through king\nmitsunobu matsuyama
1994
verbatim Mitsunobu Matsuyama
Magic Teaching
card selected, down under deal with a packet, last card used to count to selection, every other card Ace through King
madness in our methods\nthree selections, fair conditions, no-touch and no card seen
- alternative revelations\nsimon aronson
1995
simply simon Simon Aronson
Madness in our Methods
three selections, fair conditions, no-touch and no card seen
the australian crawl\nselection is found by down under dealing a random number of cards (value of two selections)\nsteve beam\nthe mind-testing deck\nsteve beam\naustralian crawl (revisited)\nsteve beam\ndie-nasty\nsteve beam
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2 Steve Beam
The Australian Crawl
selection is found by down under dealing a random number of cards (value of two selections)
two timing aussie\ntwo cards are located, two piles of ten card two numbers are thought and corresponding cards remembered\ndoug canning
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2 Doug Canning
Two Timing Aussie
two cards are located, two piles of ten card two numbers are thought and corresponding cards remembered
interzone\nany card named, packet cut off by performer and named card is left after under/down procedure, riffle shuffle placement\nkarl fulves
1996
blocking off Karl Fulves
Interzone
any card named, packet cut off by performer and named card is left after under/down procedure, riffle shuffle placement
marks the spot\ntwo phase routine, first spectator and performer select same card from ten-card-packet, then open prediction\nkarl fulves
1996
13 prophets Karl Fulves
Marks The Spot
two phase routine, first spectator and performer select same card from ten-card-packet, then open prediction
procuring the aces\nspectator cuts deck into four piles, elimination process with top four cards until one remains, repeated three more times\npeter duffie
1996
method in effect Peter Duffie
Procuring the Aces
spectator cuts deck into four piles, elimination process with top four cards until one remains, repeated three more times
million to one esp\nfive esp cards freely selected, found to consist of unique symbols (no repeat)\nnick trost
1997
the card magic of nick trost Nick Trost
Million to One ESP
Five ESP cards freely selected, found to consist of unique symbols (no repeat)
sheer-luck holmes\n- part one "the great brain robbery" (some cards take from a packet, value of card left after down-under deal tells how many)
- part two "no hiding place" (down-under deal locates a selection)\npeter duffie\n"sherlocution" (phil goldstein, the conjuror, oct. 1995)
1997
n.d.e. — a near deck experience Peter Duffie
Sheer-luck Holmes
Part One "The Great Brain Robbery" (some cards take from a packet, value of card left after down-under deal tells how many)
Part Two "No Hiding Place" (down-under deal locates a selection)
Inspired by
"Sherlocution" (Phil Goldstein, The Conjuror, Oct. 1995)
cigar club\neight picture cards and eight number card are shuffled and cut in half, always one picture and one number card, then spectator removes some cards and does a down under deal with the rest, last card tells amount of removed cards\nmarty kane\nramon rioboo's "6 murders and 6 cops" in "magic" 7/97\nd/u counter\ngene finnell
1998
the trapdoor — volume three Marty Kane
Cigar Club
eight picture cards and eight number card are shuffled and cut in half, always one picture and one number card, then spectator removes some cards and does a down under deal with the rest, last card tells amount of removed cards
Inspired by
Ramon Rioboo's "6 Murders and 6 Cops" in "Magic" 7/97
australian deal, mate\ncard with same esp symbol found unsing down-under deal\npatrick page\nken de courcy
1999
entertaining esp Patrick Page, Ken De Courcy
Australian Deal, Mate
card with same ESP symbol found unsing down-under deal
automantic\ndeck with message cards, two cards are selected and they predict an action\nphilip t. goldstein\nsaint jack\njohn lovick
2000
northeast Philip T. Goldstein
Automantic
deck with message cards, two cards are selected and they predict an action
five card stud\nchosen card is located by the use of a down-under deal and by spelling the locator card\ndoug canning\nsteve beam\ngene castillon's " computer telephone mystery" in "the linking ring" june, 1999.
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Doug Canning, Steve Beam
Five Card Stud
chosen card is located by the use of a down-under deal and by spelling the locator card
Inspired by
Gene Castillon's " Computer Telephone Mystery" in "The Linking Ring" June, 1999.
seven card stud\nspectator deals two poker hands, thinks of a secret number, remembers a card and with by the use of the down under deal a locator card is found\nsteve beam
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Steve Beam
Seven Card Stud
spectator deals two poker hands, thinks of a secret number, remembers a card and with by the use of the down under deal a locator card is found
v.d.\nvalentines day patter, card is found by dealing and spelling, she loves me / loves me not for down-under deal\nmarty kane\npeter duffie's "lying time"\naustralian self-help\nalex elmsley
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Marty Kane
V.D.
valentines day patter, card is found by dealing and spelling, she loves me / loves me not for down-under deal
the mind-testing deck\nmethod to calculate position in any number of cards, so card ends up in hand after down under deal, different trick ideas (the mind testing deck, double-up, blanket test, boob job)\nsteve beam\nmind testing deck\ne. d. wolff\nthe australian crawl\nsteve beam
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Steve Beam
The Mind-Testing Deck
method to calculate position in any number of cards, so card ends up in hand after Down Under Deal, different trick ideas (The Mind Testing Deck, Double-Up, Blanket Test, Boob Job)
cardman's best friend\nstory presentation, red jacks selected among spades cards\nmarty kane
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Marty Kane
Cardman's Best Friend
story presentation, red Jacks selected among Spades cards
the hallmark\nmultiple spectators locate their own card in a packet, spelling to determine amount of cards for each spectator\nmarty kane\nphone zone no. 1\npeter duffie\nhallmark inventory\nmarty kane\nmarilyn, carolyn, timothy, & sue\nsteve beam
2000
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 3 Marty Kane
The Hallmark
multiple spectators locate their own card in a packet, spelling to determine amount of cards for each spectator
found by coincidence\nspectator uses some cards of sixteen-card packet to find his selection with down-under deal, then reverse faros until down to one brings mate of the top card of another packet\npeter duffie\noracle\nkarl fulves
2000
new inspirations Peter Duffie
Found by Coincidence
spectator uses some cards of sixteen-card packet to find his selection with down-under deal, then reverse faros until down to one brings mate of the top card of another packet
carbon copy\nno. 59, two sets of aces from two decks, shuffled with down/under and klondike, same order in the end\nkarl fulves\nklondike & down/under formula\njeff busby
2001
new self-working card tricks Karl Fulves
Carbon Copy
No. 59, two sets of Aces from two decks, shuffled with down/under and klondike, same order in the end
petal force\nto force a card from aces and twos\nmitsunobu matsuyama\nkarl fulves
2001
my best self-working card tricks Mitsunobu Matsuyama, Karl Fulves
it's not easy to lie\ncard selected from nine-card packet with down/under deal, card from remaining eight cards thought-of, lie detector, original selection used to count down to find it\nharry lorayne\nvoice print\nharry lorayne\nrobert e. neale\nback from fishing\ngiorgio tarchini
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
It's Not Easy To Lie
card selected from nine-card packet with down/under deal, card from remaining eight cards thought-of, lie detector, original selection used to count down to find it
take five\nfive cards touched and outjogged, down-under-deal, remaining card matches prediction\nharry lorayne\ntake five\nharry lorayne\nan open prediction\nharry lorayne
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
Take Five
five cards touched and outjogged, down-under-deal, remaining card matches prediction
pleasing combination\ntwo card location with reverse faro ending and down-under deal\nharry lorayne\npleasing combination\nharry lorayne
2001
personal collection Harry Lorayne
Pleasing Combination
two card location with Reverse Faro Ending and down-under deal
automantic\ndeck with message cards, two cards are selected and they predict an action\nphilip t. goldstein
2002
flaunting five fanciful formulae Philip T. Goldstein
Automantic
deck with message cards, two cards are selected and they predict an action
semiquaver\nspectator counts cards, down-under-deal, final card used to count to prediction, sixteen-card principle, with variation by karl fulves\nmichael demarco\na double prediction\nalex elmsley
2002
latter day secrets Michael DeMarco
Semiquaver
spectator counts cards, down-under-deal, final card used to count to prediction, sixteen-card principle, with variation by Karl Fulves
the jack of death card trick\ninvolving spelling, down-under deal, presentation\nmarty kane\naustralian self-help\nalex elmsley
2002
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 4 Marty Kane
matsuyama's mates\ncolor, suit and picture/spot are used for down under deal, finding selection and mate\nrobin robertson\npeter duffie\nfortune\nmitsunobu matsuyama
2002
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 4 Robin Robertson, Peter Duffie
Matsuyama's Mates
color, suit and picture/spot are used for down under deal, finding selection and mate
lie decktector\nfour of a kind as climax, using the matsuyama force\nrobin robertson\npeter duffie
2002
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 4 Robin Robertson, Peter Duffie
Lie Decktector
four of a kind as climax, using the Matsuyama Force
random illusion\ncard is created which is predicted\nrobin robertson\npeter duffie\n"4'wave" (aldo colombini, discoverie #5)\nd/u counter\ngene finnell
2002
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 4 Robin Robertson, Peter Duffie
matsuyama to the max\ncard is divined by down under dealing, matsuyama force\nrobin robertson\npeter duffie
2002
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 4 Robin Robertson, Peter Duffie
Matsuyama to the Max
card is divined by down under dealing, Matsuyama force
the eliminator\nmatsuayama force for more than two variables, chart, with variation (even balder)\nsteve beam\nodder than even\nsteve beam\nburnout\ndoug canning\nmeet the eliminator and the exterminator\nsteve beam\nthe ramónator\nramón riobóo\npredecktible\nsteve beam\nelimineight\nsteve beam
2002
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 4 Steve Beam
The Eliminator
Matsuayama Force for more than two variables, chart, with variation (Even Balder)
odder than even\nprediction is matched by using the eliminator\nsteve beam\nthe eliminator\nsteve beam\nfour gone conclusion\nsteve beam
2002
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 4 Steve Beam
dial-a-die\nriffle shuffle, twelve cards dealt on table, number of cards according to rolled die transferred, down-under-deal done, ... eventually number on die revealed\nkarl fulves\nstop order\nkarl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker Karl Fulves
Dial-A-Die
riffle shuffle, twelve cards dealt on table, number of cards according to rolled die transferred, down-under-deal done, ... eventually number on die revealed
just think\nspectator and performer show each other five cards, one thought of, shuffled back in half a deck each, groups of five cards shown, coincidence and cards found\nkarl fulves\n"just think do as i do" (kenneth lang, the magic wand)
2004
latter day secrets Karl Fulves
Just Think
spectator and performer show each other five cards, one thought of, shuffled back in half a deck each, groups of five cards shown, coincidence and cards found
Inspired by
"Just Think Do As I Do" (Kenneth Lang, The Magic Wand)
meet the eliminator and the exterminator\nmatsuayama force for more than two variables (eliminator) and forcing specific locations (exterminator)
- the matsuyama principle
- fourmat (doug canning)
- editorial
- the eliminator
- the exterminator\nsteve beam\nfourmat\ndoug canning\nthe eliminator\nsteve beam\nthe ramónator\nramón riobóo
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Steve Beam
Meet the Eliminator and the Exterminator
Matsuayama Force for more than two variables (Eliminator) and forcing specific locations (Exterminator)
one man's search for meaning\ntwo packets are dealt through to build card, remaining two cards are added and formed card is found at exact position in deck\ndavid solomon
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 David Solomon
One Man's Search for Meaning
two packets are dealt through to build card, remaining two cards are added and formed card is found at exact position in deck
even more meaning\ntwo packets are dealt through to build card, remaining two cards are added and formed card is found at exact position in deck\ndavid solomon
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 David Solomon
Even More Meaning
two packets are dealt through to build card, remaining two cards are added and formed card is found at exact position in deck
four gone conclusion\ncard is constructed by using the eliminator, card is missing in the deck and found in case, message on joker\nsteve beam\nodder than even\nsteve beam\nfour gone conclusion\nsteve beam\nfour-gone conclusion\nsteve beam
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Steve Beam
Four Gone Conclusion
card is constructed by using the Eliminator, card is missing in the deck and found in case, message on Joker
deal of fourtune\ncard is formed with the eliminator and then found at total of two cut packets\nsteve beam
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Steve Beam
Deal of Fourtune
card is formed with the Eliminator and then found at total of two cut packets
fourplay\nprediction in envelope, card is formed with the eliminator, both remaining cards match, one in value and one in suit\nsteve beam
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Steve Beam
Fourplay
prediction in envelope, card is formed with the Eliminator, both remaining cards match, one in value and one in suit
diamonds are fourever\nconstructed card is found at total off two packets, using the eliminator\nsteve beam\nelimineight\nsteve beam\nelimineight\nsteve beam
2004
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 5 Steve Beam
Diamonds are Fourever
constructed card is found at total off two packets, using the Eliminator
six napoleons\nsmall packet, down under deal to find a special card representing a jewel, story based on sherlock holmes\ncushing strout
2005
on the other side of the mirror Cushing Strout
Six Napoleons
Small packet, down under deal to find a special card representing a jewel, story based on Sherlock Holmes
i knew that hacker\ncard chosen from seven-card packet, located again, reverse-faros and down-under deal\njack avis\n"basicdu" (howard adams, mindspa)
2006
rara avis Jack Avis
I Knew that Hacker
card chosen from seven-card packet, located again, reverse-faros and down-under deal
australian poker\nplacing a bill inside some cards, down under deal with three people and performer ends up with bill\nwoody aragon\nkangaroo killer\nsteve beam
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6 Woody Aragon
Australian Poker
placing a bill inside some cards, down under deal with three people and performer ends up with bill
discounted deal\ncard is formed by using down under deals / matsuyama principle, it's the card missing in the deck\nlewis jones
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Lewis Jones
Discounted Deal
card is formed by using down under deals / Matsuyama Principle, it's the card missing in the deck
deal with it\nsmall packet is cut and dealt, and after down-under deal, performer has four aces\nmax maven
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Max Maven
Deal With It
small packet is cut and dealt, and after down-under deal, performer has four Aces
triple lie detector\ntwo selection are found by spelling and down-under deals, spectators can lie while spelling\nmarty kane
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
Triple Lie Detector
two selection are found by spelling and down-under deals, spectators can lie while spelling
alternative names\nspectator locates his own card in a pile, spelling and down-under deal\nmarty kane
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
Alternative Names
spectator locates his own card in a pile, spelling and down-under deal
police profiling\nfour spectators locate their chosen court card in a pile, spelling and down-under deal\nmarty kane
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
Police Profiling
four spectators locate their chosen court card in a pile, spelling and down-under deal
deck brand\nspectators chose a deck from a different brand, shuffle spell brand and after procedure find their selected cards, spelling and down-under deal\nmarty kane
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
Deck Brand
spectators chose a deck from a different brand, shuffle spell brand and after procedure find their selected cards, spelling and down-under deal
yes or no?\nspectators chose a card and then have to answer questions by spelling, after down-under deal they locate their cards\nmarty kane
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
Yes Or No?
spectators chose a card and then have to answer questions by spelling, after down-under deal they locate their cards
diamonds\nseveral spectators select a diamond card and after spelling and down-under deals they find their selections again\nmarty kane
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
Diamonds
several spectators select a Diamond card and after spelling and down-under deals they find their selections again
showing the 7 dwarfs\nspelling and down-under deal, finding selections with snow white theme\nmarty kane\naustralian self-help\nalex elmsley\nsnow white and the short seven\ndoug canning
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
Showing the 7 Dwarfs
spelling and down-under deal, finding selections with Snow White theme
snow white and the short seven\nspelling and down-under deal, finding selections with snow white theme\ndoug canning\nshowing the 7 dwarfs\nmarty kane
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Doug Canning
Snow White and the Short Seven
spelling and down-under deal, finding selections with Snow White theme
suit per suit pursuit\nspelling and down-under deal, pile with different suit as kicker\nmarty kane\naustralian self-help\nalex elmsley
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
Suit Per Suit Pursuit
spelling and down-under deal, pile with different suit as kicker
the king of swing\nspelling and down-under deal\nmarty kane\nunder your spell\ntom daugherty\nspelling foretelling\nmarty kane\npart three - using 6 target cards\nmarty kane
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
what's in a name?\nspelling names and down-under deal, four spectators find aces\nmarty kane\nnameless\nsteve beam
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Marty Kane
What's in a Name?
spelling names and down-under deal, four spectators find Aces
nameless\nspelling names and down-under deal, four spectators find aces\nsteve beam\nwhat's in a name?\nmarty kane
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Steve Beam
Nameless
spelling names and down-under deal, four spectators find Aces
the ramónator\ndown under deal to force a cards value\nramón riobóo\nthe eliminator\nsteve beam\nmeet the eliminator and the exterminator\nsteve beam\nvalue-added ramónator\nsteve beam
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Ramón Riobóo
value-added ramónator\ndown under deal to force a cards value, last card matches value\nsteve beam\nthe ramónator\nramón riobóo\nsleepwalker\nsteve beam
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Steve Beam
Value-Added Ramónator
down under deal to force a cards value, last card matches value
kangaroo killer\nplacing a bill inside some cards, down under deal with three people and performer ends up with bill\nsteve beam\naustralian poker\nwoody aragon
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 7 Steve Beam
Kangaroo Killer
placing a bill inside some cards, down under deal with three people and performer ends up with bill
triplethreetrio principles\nsix-card packet tricks with spelling, esp pairs or mates
- king tut principle
- lady man principle
- miracle fifteen - wedding principle\nhoward a. adams\nkf note\nkarl fulves
2007
prolix Howard A. Adams
TripleThreeTrio Principles
six-card packet tricks with spelling, ESP pairs or mates
building math principles\ncard and its position in nine-card packet remembered, another card brought in, dealing into two packets, selection eventually located\ndavid solomon\nsimon aronson\n"seven" (roberto giobbi, genii, may 2006)
2007
the wisdom of solomon David Solomon, Simon Aronson
Building Math Principles
card and its position in nine-card packet remembered, another card brought in, dealing into two packets, selection eventually located
red rover\nblue-backed ace through five of clubs, red-backed ace through five of spades, two cards thought-of and that many cards transferred from top to bottom, klondike-down-under-deal variation with combined packed, thought-cards end up in other packet, effect variations:
- crossed thots
- uni-directional
- partner poker
- obversity\nkarl fulves\nback story\nkarl fulves
2008
prolix Karl Fulves
Red Rover
blue-backed Ace through Five of Clubs, red-backed Ace through Five of Spades, two cards thought-of and that many cards transferred from top to bottom, Klondike-Down-Under-Deal Variation with combined packed, thought-cards end up in other packet, effect variations:
predict-a-twist\nseven picture cards with objects, card with envelope is selected via down-under-deal, an envelope is the prediction\naldo colombini\n"basicdu" (howard adams, mindspa)\nback story\nkarl fulves
2008
prolix Aldo Colombini
Predict-A-Twist
seven picture cards with objects, card with envelope is selected via down-under-deal, an envelope is the prediction
the perfect shuffle\nfake down-under deal, ace through five packet stays in same order despite the deal
- preferred handling (steve beam, third finger buckle)\nscott robinson\nthe perfect shuffle\nscott robinson
2008
counter attack Scott Robinson
The Perfect Shuffle
fake down-under deal, Ace through Five packet stays in same order despite the deal
Preferred Handling (Steve Beam, third finger buckle)
four gone conclusion\ncard is constructed by using the eliminator, card is missing in the deck and found in case, message on joker\nsteve beam\nfour gone conclusion\nsteve beam
2008
noteworthy Steve Beam
Four Gone Conclusion
card is constructed by using the Eliminator, card is missing in the deck and found in case, message on Joker
numerology 13-3-1\nthree piles made with counting procedure, three numbers added to count to predicted card
- an alternate ending (involving down/under deal)\nlennart green\nnumerology 13 + 13\nlennart green
2008
the green northern lights magic Lennart Green
Numerology 13-3-1
three piles made with counting procedure, three numbers added to count to predicted card
s m l - small medium large\nthree-card location, located by spelling or other means
- alternative endings
- down/under deal
- the turbo down/under deal (3d/1u)
- more ideas\nlennart green
2008
the green northern lights magic Lennart Green
S M L - Small Medium Large
three-card location, located by spelling or other means
one is the loneliest\nperformer and spectator get cards to complete four-card pokerhand, performer wins\nsteve beam
2010
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 8 Steve Beam
One is the Loneliest
performer and spectator get cards to complete four-card pokerhand, performer wins
maybe\nfeaturing an under/down deal placement by ron wohl\nsteve beam\nronald a. wohl (ravelli)
2010
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 8 Steve Beam, Ronald A. Wohl (Ravelli)
Maybe
featuring an Under/Down Deal placement by Ron Wohl
no\ncard on table is divined with other piles via down-under-deal using mitsunobu matsuyama's petal principle\njohn bannon
2010
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 8 John Bannon
No
card on table is divined with other piles via down-under-deal using Mitsunobu Matsuyama's Petal Principle
down under the bar\ndrink predicted via down under deal using mitsunobu matsuyama's petal principle\nrajneesh madhok
2010
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 8 Rajneesh Madhok
Down Under the Bar
drink predicted via down under deal using Mitsunobu Matsuyama's Petal Principle
australian curry ii\nfew-cards ootw version\nr. paul wilson\naustralian curry\nr. paul wilson
2010
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 8 R. Paul Wilson
1654\ncard chosen from quarter of deck, spectator finds it himself via down under deal\nken de courcy\nthe non-telephone telephone trick\nnick conticello\nholding pattern\nkarl fulves
2010
prolix Ken De Courcy
1654
card chosen from quarter of deck, spectator finds it himself via down under deal
search for the seven suspects\n\ngary plants\nmystery of the 7 suspects\nrichard vollmer\nchristian scherer\nsearch and destroy\naaron fisher
2011
lecture notes — honolulu hawaii Gary Plants
before you read any further...how to find your other half!\nspectator progressively discards small pack of torn cards, left with matching halves. also known as 'love ritual'.\nwoody aragon
2011
a book in english Woody Aragon
Before You Read Any Further...How To Find Your Other Half!
spectator progressively discards small pack of torn cards, left with matching halves. also known as 'Love Ritual'.
an open prediction\nopen prediction, five cards chosen, then one of those by down-under-deal\nharry lorayne\ntake five\nharry lorayne
2011
special effects Harry Lorayne
An Open Prediction
open prediction, five cards chosen, then one of those by down-under-deal
a mind-reading computer\npacket of twelve cards, go through various dealing and shuffling procedures, create a pair of matching mates\npersi diaconis\nron graham
2012
magical mathematics Persi Diaconis, Ron Graham
A Mind-Reading Computer
Packet of twelve cards, go through various dealing and shuffling procedures, create a pair of matching mates
a look inside down-and-under shuffles\ndescribes the down and under deal\npersi diaconis\nron graham
2012
magical mathematics Persi Diaconis, Ron Graham
all the shuffles are related\nexplains how perfect faro shuffles, reverse faro shuffles, monge shuffles, milk shuffles and down-under shuffles are related\npersi diaconis\nron graham
2012
magical mathematics Persi Diaconis, Ron Graham
All the Shuffles Are Related
Explains how perfect faro shuffles, reverse faro shuffles, Monge shuffles, milk shuffles and down-under shuffles are related
predicting the past\nmagician predicts a card to be freely chosen by a member of the audience\nsteve beam\nsleepwalker\nsteve beam\npredicting the past\nsteve beam
2012
gourmet card magic Steve Beam
Predicting the Past
magician predicts a card to be freely chosen by a member of the audience
predecktible\nprediction on photo, spread with one card face down, opposite arrangement on the other side\nsteve beam\nthe eliminator\nsteve beam
2012
gourmet card magic Steve Beam
PreDecktible
prediction on photo, spread with one card face down, opposite arrangement on the other side
the solo act\n1. triumph
2. anti-oil and water
3. kings production
finale - cards to new deck order\nhelder guimarães
2015
the veriloquent Helder Guimarães
The Solo Act
1. Triumph
2. Anti-Oil and Water
3. Kings Production
Finale - Cards to New Deck Order
final exam\nin a eye-hand coordination test, the magician deals a shuffled/cut deck as he counts down from ten to one, and ultimately produces the ace through ten.\nsteve beam
2015
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 10 Steve Beam
Final Exam
In a eye-hand coordination test, the magician deals a shuffled/cut deck as he counts down from ten to one, and ultimately produces the ace through ten.
quartet shuffle\nfour piles, spectator shuffles in various ways, four of a kind with down-under-deal found, mass destruction stacking\nso sato\n"time cumbersome down-under" (hideo kato, palm vol. 19, 2001)
2016
the secrets of so sato So Sato
Quartet Shuffle
four piles, spectator shuffles in various ways, four of a kind with down-under-deal found, Mass Destruction Stacking
near enough, yet so far away\nfive cards with selection, cards eliminated via down-under deal, selection is seen eliminated but yet last card is selection, other four cards change into queens, sucker\njack carpenter\n"near enough" (roy walton, the complete walton vol. 3)
2017
the expert's portfolio no. 2 Jack Carpenter
Near Enough, Yet So Far Away
five cards with selection, cards eliminated via down-under deal, selection is seen eliminated but yet last card is selection, other four cards change into Queens, sucker
Inspired by
"Near Enough" (Roy Walton, The Complete Walton Vol. 3)
the famous eight-card mystery\nself-working trick, card is cut to and remembered, packet is shuffled and dealt, ends with finding card and also the four eights\nharapan ong\ntakanobu ishida
2017
wabi-sabi Harapan Ong, Takanobu Ishida
The Famous Eight-Card Mystery
Self-working trick, card is cut to and remembered, packet is shuffled and dealt, ends with finding card and also the four Eights
elimineight\ncard "randomly" generated from down under deal made to vanish, appear in card case\nsteve beam\nthe joker knows\npaul curry\nthe eliminator\nsteve beam\ndiamonds are fourever\nsteve beam\nelimineight\nsteve beam
2017
elixir Steve Beam
Elimineight
Card "randomly" generated from down under deal made to vanish, appear in card case
double duck\ndown-under-deal in pairs instead of singly, to reveal aces or royal flush\nharry lorayne\ndouble duck\nharry lorayne
2017
jawdroppers! two Harry Lorayne
Double Duck
down-under-deal in pairs instead of singly, to reveal Aces or Royal Flush
pleasing combination\ntwo card location with reverse faro ending and down-under deal\nharry lorayne\npleasing combination\nharry lorayne
2017
jawdroppers! two Harry Lorayne
Pleasing Combination
two card location with Reverse Faro Ending and down-under deal
elimineight\ncard "randomly" generated from down under deal made to vanish, appear in card case\nsteve beam\nthe joker knows\npaul curry\ndiamonds are fourever\nsteve beam\nelimineight\nsteve beam
2018
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 11 Steve Beam
Elimineight
Card "randomly" generated from down under deal made to vanish, appear in card case
four-gone conclusion\ncard is constructed by using the eliminator, card is missing in the deck and found in case, message on joker\nsteve beam\nfour gone conclusion\nsteve beam
2019
card tricks that kilt Steve Beam
Four-Gone Conclusion
card is constructed by using the Eliminator, card is missing in the deck and found in case, message on Joker