undoing riffle shuffle with stripper \n \n unknown
1897
new era card tricks
Unknown
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Undoing Riffle Shuffle with Stripper
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1897
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New Era Card Tricks
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55
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chapter i - trailing the dovetail shuffle to its lair \n "(with sidelights on one or two other shuffles)"
interlocking chain principle with up to three riffle shuffles \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries
Charles T. Jordan
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Chapter I - Trailing the Dovetail Shuffle to its Lair
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1919/1920
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Thirty Card Mysteries
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7
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allowing a spectator to shuffle \n general comments \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries
Charles T. Jordan
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Allowing a Spectator to Shuffle
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1919/1920
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Thirty Card Mysteries
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16
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the premo \n no. 3, card located after three riffle shuffles, interlocking chains, optional with marked deck or blindfolded \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries
Charles T. Jordan
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The Premo
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1919/1920
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Thirty Card Mysteries
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17
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a novel detection \n no. 4, spectator counts down cards and remembers the last one, halves riffle shuffled together, interlocking chains \n charles t. jordan
1919/1920
thirty card mysteries
Charles T. Jordan
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A Novel Detection
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1919/1920
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Thirty Card Mysteries
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22
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the psychic prediction \n total of six selections predicted, stack that will force the number 27, riffle shuffle with chains \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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The Psychic Prediction
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1921
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The Four Full Hands
(Issue Four Full Hands of Down to the Minute Magical Effects)
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34
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the mysterious detective \n three spectators pocket cards, performer names them, stack that can be riffle shuffled once \n charles t. jordan
1921
the four full hands
Charles T. Jordan
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The Mysterious Detective
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1921
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The Four Full Hands
(Issue Four Full Hands of Down to the Minute Magical Effects)
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35
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mental abstraction or cards by instinct \n cards shuffled once, separated with hearts/clubs in one pile, spectator choses cards in one pile and performer instantly removes mates from other pile behind back \n ralph w. hull
1932
"eye-openers"
Ralph W. Hull
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Mental Abstraction or Cards by Instinct
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1932
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"Eye-Openers"
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2
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the solution of "something to work on" \n stacked deck, two chains, solution \n charles nyquist \n something to work on \n vincent dalban
1935
the jinx 1-50
Charles Nyquist
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The Solution of "Something to Work on"
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Inspired by
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1935
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue 5)
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19
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the act \n longer routine of the master mind, several times cards are predicted on billets \n theodore annemann
1935
complete one man mental and psychic routine
Theodore Annemann
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The Act
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1935
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Complete One Man Mental and Psychic Routine
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17
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improved chevalier \n deck shuffled twice, named suit removed, all values spelt out \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Improved Chevalier
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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56
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reading the cards \n stacked one-way deck is riffle shuffled, yet order called out \n c. o. williams
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
C. O. Williams
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Reading the Cards
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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155
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psychic prediction \n total of six selections predicted, stack that will force the number 27, riffle shuffle with chains \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Psychic Prediction
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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200
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mysterious detective \n three spectators pocket cards, performer names them, stack that can be riffle shuffled once \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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Mysterious Detective
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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207
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the wizard's dream \n free selection in riffle shuffled deck is found, full stack \n charles t. jordan
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Charles T. Jordan
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The Wizard's Dream
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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210
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system \n finding card after 2 riffle shuffles, stacked deck \n unknown
1937
encyclopedia of card tricks
Unknown
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System
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1937
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Encyclopedia of Card Tricks
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234
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interlocking chain principle \n \n charles t. jordan
1938
greater magic
Charles T. Jordan
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Interlocking Chain Principle
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1938
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Greater Magic
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101
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interlocking chain principle \n \n charles t. jordan \n arthur finley
1938
the jinx 1-50
Charles T. Jordan, Arthur Finley
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Interlocking Chain Principle
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1938
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue 40)
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267
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the ultra find \n handling for interlocking chain location that avoids obvious studying of order \n theodore annemann \n ultra-find \n david solomon
1938
the jinx 1-50
Theodore Annemann
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The Ultra Find
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Variations
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1938
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The Jinx 1-50
(Issue 40)
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267
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name your favorite \n any card named, after riffle shuffle spectator goes through cards and performer stops him at named card \n robert parrish
1939
do that again!
Robert Parrish
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Name Your Favorite
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1939
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Do That Again!
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30
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the master mind \n stack, billet index \n theodore annemann
1945
my best
Theodore Annemann
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The Master Mind
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1945
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My Best
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69
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tri-lie \n three peeked cards \n howard a. adams
1952
the phoenix 251 — 300
Howard A. Adams
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Tri-Lie
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1952
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The Phoenix 251 — 300
(Issue 266)
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1064
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magic by mail \n divination of selected card by mail, deck is sent through the post, deck is shuffled and card is selected, only half the cards are sent to the magician, yet card is divined. uses interlocking chains \n charles t. jordan \n long distance mind reading \n charles t. jordan
1956
mathematics, magic and mystery
Charles T. Jordan
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Magic by Mail
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Also published here
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1956
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Mathematics, Magic And Mystery
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27
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(9) card stab \n any card is named, and the pack stabbed at that card \n hans e. trixer
1958
blindfolds & x-ray eyes
Hans E. Trixer
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(9) Card Stab
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1958
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Blindfolds & X-Ray Eyes
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155
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(8) playing cards in pre-arranged order \n \n tony corinda
1959
two person telepathy
Tony Corinda
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(8) Playing Cards in Pre-Arranged Order
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1959
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Two Person Telepathy
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259
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beyond the veil \n cut-to card is spelled out in second deck and produces same card \n patrick page \n shuffled speller \n philip t. goldstein \n patrick page
1959
card tricks
Patrick Page
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Beyond the Veil
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Variations
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1959
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Card Tricks
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316
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color control - mentalists night out \n after a riffle shuffle some pairs and features of the hands are foreseen, esp deck \n karl fulves \n incorporated color control \n karl fulves
1967
epilogue
Karl Fulves
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Color Control - Mentalists Night Out
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Related to
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1967
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Epilogue
(Issue 1)
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2
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incorporated color control \n - part one: pairs attract each other after riffle shuffle (rbbr-rbbr-...)
- part two: spectator lays out pairs on table, performer knows which ones are black and which red
- part three: number of color-matching pairs kind of predicted \n karl fulves \n p. 109 for comment \n the candy king \n stewart james \n incorporated color control with coins \n bob hemple \n color control - mentalists night out \n karl fulves \n incorporated color control \n karl fulves \n the red and the black \n paul curry \n riffle shuffle control \n karl fulves \n incorporated color control \n karl fulves \n backwards bet \n karl fulves
1967
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4
Karl Fulves
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Incorporated Color Control
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Related toVariationsAlso published here
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July 1967
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The Pallbearers Review Vol. 1-4
(Vol. 2 No. 9)
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111
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riffle-shuffle set-ups \n the whole issue is about this topic treating
- basic color control
- position control
- automatic locators \n karl fulves
1968
epilogue
Karl Fulves
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Riffle-Shuffle Set-ups
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1968
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Epilogue
(Issue 3)
|
17
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basic color control \n certain pair pattern when 2 stacked portions are shuffled into each other \n karl fulves
1968
epilogue
Karl Fulves
|
Basic Color Control
|
1968
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Epilogue
(Issue 3)
|
17
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riffle/reverse \n combination of riffle shuffle and reverse faro, related to gilbreath principle \n karl fulves \n riffle/reverse notes \n karl fulves
1968
epilogue
Karl Fulves
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Riffle/Reverse
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Related to
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1968
|
Epilogue
(Issue 3)
|
18
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the 3-card cycle \n properties after riffle shuffling deck in 1-2-3-1-2-3-... order \n karl fulves \n a betting swindle \n martin gardner
1968
epilogue
Karl Fulves
|
The 3-Card Cycle
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Variations
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1968
|
Epilogue
(Issue 3)
|
18
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the self-correcting set-up \n properties after riffle shuffling two sets of the same order \n karl fulves \n dance with the devil \n unknown \n alligator \n john hostler
1968
epilogue
Karl Fulves
|
The Self-Correcting Set-up
|
Variations
|
1968
|
Epilogue
(Issue 3)
|
19
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3-card sets \n more properties after riffle shuffling two sets of the same order \n karl fulves
1968
epilogue
Karl Fulves
|
3-Card Sets
|
1968
|
Epilogue
(Issue 3)
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20
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the floating locator \n determining position of key cards in the deck after a riffle shuffle with full deck stack \n karl fulves \n miracle revelation \n ken krenzel \n the floating locator \n karl fulves
1968
epilogue
Karl Fulves
|
The Floating Locator
|
VariationsAlso published here
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1968
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Epilogue
(Issue 3)
|
21
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a location \n position of two free selections are divined, riffle shuffle method \n karl fulves \n ho-hum humdinger \n jon racherbaumer
1968
epilogue
Karl Fulves
|
A Location
|
Variations
|
1968
|
Epilogue
(Issue 3)
|
22
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basic position control \n two sections in (possibly different) cyclic order are shuffled together and dealt in groups, formulas that tell whether in case of a match in a group one of the cards shows up on top or bottom of group
- definition of terms
- rule i & ii
- example 1 - 3 \n karl fulves \n top or bottom? \n karl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
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Basic Position Control
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Related to
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1968
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Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
32
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some special cases \n "basic position control", riffle shuffle set-ups, including an unusual derivation of the basic gilbreath principle in example 6
- example 4 - 6 \n karl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
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Some Special Cases
|
1968
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
34
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higher values of "n" \n further discussion of "basic position control" \n karl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
Higher Values Of "n"
|
1968
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Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
35
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critical value of (p)xy \n further discussion of "basic position control" \n karl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
Critical Value of (P)xy
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1968
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Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
36
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general position control \n similar to "basic position control" without repeating cycles
- definition of terms
- rule iii & iv
- example 7 & 8 \n karl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
General Position Control
|
1968
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
37
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distribution of mating pairs \n riffle shuffled deck dealt in groups, k-th group contains pair, how to determine its value
- definition of terms
- rule v & vi
- example 9 - 11 \n karl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
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Distribution Of Mating Pairs
|
1968
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Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
38
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total value of a packet \n - rule vii
- example 12 & 13 \n karl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
Total Value Of A Packet
|
1968
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
40
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special cases \n "straightforward results"
- non-constant values of "s"
- constant value of (t)s
- example 15 \n karl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
Special Cases
|
1968
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
41
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constant functions and infinite decks \n for the "philosopher at the card table" \n karl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
Constant Functions And Infinite Decks
|
1968
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
42
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a footnote on self-centering stacks \n \n karl fulves \n centering \n karl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
A Footnote On Self-Centering Stacks
|
Related to
|
1968
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
43
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the double riffle shuffle \n properties that remain after two riffle shuffles
- the double riffe
- basic position control
- general position control
- substitutes for the double riffle (random dealing substitute to riffle shuffle)
- brief summary to a short chapter \n karl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
The Double Riffle Shuffle
|
1968
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
44
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riffle shuffle analogs \n models to visualize effect of riffle shuffle on the order
- partitions
- the five-card partition
- general shuffle analogs
- polyominoes
- pseudo-polyominoes
- the matchbox analog
- a note on matchbox analogs
- and a note on ordered polyominoes \n karl fulves \n shuffle diagrams \n karl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
Riffle Shuffle Analogs
|
Related to
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1968
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Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
47
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double indemnity \n spectator riffle shuffles and remembers card at position twenty-six, then removes cards from top and bottom, still located, repeat \n karl fulves \n spread correction \n karl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
Double Indemnity
|
Related to
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1968
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
54
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monte carlo poker \n number cards used for betting game after a single riffle shuffle \n karl fulves
1968
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
Monte Carlo Poker
|
1968
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
58
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riffle shuffle techniques \n commentary on reflected set-ups, interlocking stacks, ... in combination with riffle shuffle \n karl fulves
1969
faro & riffle technique
Karl Fulves
|
Riffle Shuffle Techniques
|
1969
|
Faro & Riffle Technique
(Issue Gray Codes)
|
24
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interlocking stacks \n in the example a pile is riffle shuffled and packets of four cards each distributed, one knows something about matching values in the packets, see also addenda on page 60 \n karl fulves
1969
faro & riffle technique
Karl Fulves
|
Interlocking Stacks
|
1969
|
Faro & Riffle Technique
(Issue Riffle Shuffle Techniques)
|
25
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interface technique - example 17 \n spectator shuffles deck and deals cards out in blocks of four, suit of face card of any packet and value of next packet's top card are combined to represent a card, this is predicted \n karl fulves \n secret counting \n karl fulves
1969
faro & riffle technique
Karl Fulves
|
Interface Technique - Example 17
|
Related to
|
1969
|
Faro & Riffle Technique
(Issue Riffle Shuffle Techniques)
|
26
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a note on four-card cycles \n \n karl fulves
1969
faro & riffle technique
Karl Fulves
|
A Note On Four-Card Cycles
|
1969
|
Faro & Riffle Technique
(Issue Riffle Shuffle Techniques)
|
27
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halving the prediction \n presentation idea, see also following item \n karl fulves \n interlocking stacks \n karl fulves
1969
faro & riffle technique
Karl Fulves
|
Halving The Prediction
|
Inspired by
|
1969
|
Faro & Riffle Technique
(Issue Riffle Shuffle Techniques)
|
27
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prophet's loss \n cards shuffles and dealt off in groups of five, words are written on backs that combine e.g. to "the next matching cards will be jacks" and in the next pile of five cards this is verified, repeated \n karl fulves
1969
faro & riffle technique
Karl Fulves
|
Prophet's Loss
|
1969
|
Faro & Riffle Technique
(Issue Riffle Shuffle Techniques)
|
28
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marked improvement \n cards shuffled and dealt in groups of five, marks on back of cards of one pile tell what's in the next pile \n karl fulves \n "swindle sheet", issue 1 (fulves)
1969
faro & riffle technique
Karl Fulves
|
Marked Improvement
|
Related to- "Swindle Sheet", Issue 1 (Fulves)
|
1969
|
Faro & Riffle Technique
(Issue Riffle Shuffle Techniques)
|
31
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application to self-centering stacks \n \n karl fulves
1969
faro & riffle technique
Karl Fulves
|
Application To Self-Centering Stacks
|
1969
|
Faro & Riffle Technique
(Issue Riffle Shuffle Techniques)
|
32
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riffle/reverse notes \n combination of riffle shuffle and reverse faro, related to gilbreath principle \n karl fulves \n riffle/reverse \n karl fulves
1969
faro & riffle technique
Karl Fulves
|
Riffle/Reverse Notes
|
Related to
|
1969
|
Faro & Riffle Technique
(Issue The Triple Faro)
|
48
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jordan plus marlo \n selection found after three riffle shuffles, chains, stack \n edward marlo
1969
epilogue
Edward Marlo
|
Jordan Plus Marlo
|
1969
|
Epilogue
(Issue 5)
|
39
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ho-hum humdinger \n set-up, application \n jon racherbaumer \n a location \n karl fulves
1972
kabbala — volume 2
Jon Racherbaumer
|
Ho-Hum Humdinger
|
Inspired by
|
1972
|
Kabbala — Volume 2
(Vol. 2 No. 4)
|
30
|
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the automatic key \n real shuffle, about half is cut off, magician knows number of cards ("self-correcting set-up") \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle technique — preliminary notes on part two
Karl Fulves
|
The Automatic Key
|
1973
|
Riffle Shuffle Technique — Preliminary Notes on Part Two
|
79
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some people think \n interlocking chains \n simon aronson
1973
kabbala — volume 2
Simon Aronson
|
Some People Think
|
1973
|
Kabbala — Volume 2
(Vol. 2 No. 8)
|
58
|
|
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lie sleuth \n several lies detected, missing card in pocket known, interlocking chains \n simon aronson \n programmed lie detector \n michael powers
1973
kabbala — volume 2
Simon Aronson
|
Lie Sleuth
|
Variations
|
1973
|
Kabbala — Volume 2
(Vol. 2 No. 8)
|
59
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|
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attraction \n after riffle shuffle cards are dealt in pairs, matching red or black pair is always followed by pair of other color \n karl fulves \n incorporated color control \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
Attraction
|
Related to
|
1973
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
3
|
|
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incorporated color control \n number of color-matching pairs kind of predicted after riffle shuffle \n karl fulves \n incorporated color control \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
Incorporated Color Control
|
Also published here
|
1973
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
4
|
|
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riffle shuffle set-ups \n reprinted from epilogue until p. 29 \n karl fulves \n riffle-shuffle set-ups \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
Related to
|
1973
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
15
|
|
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basic color control \n certain pair pattern when two stacked portions are shuffled into each other \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
Basic Color Control
|
1973
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
15
|
|
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riffle/reverse \n combination of riffle shuffle and reverse faro, related to gilbreath principle \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
Riffle/Reverse
|
1973
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
17
|
|
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the 3-card cycle \n properties after riffle shuffling deck in 1-2-3-1-2-3-... order \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
The 3-Card Cycle
|
1973
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
17
|
|
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self-duplicating set-ups \n exotic principle in which sequences are duplicated in a random outjog-sorting procedure \n karl fulves \n self-duplicating set-ups \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
Self-Duplicating Set-ups
|
Also published here
|
1973
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
18
|
|
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self correcting set ups \n properties after riffle shuffling two sets of the same order \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
Self Correcting Set Ups
|
1973
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
20
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3-card sets \n more properties after riffle shuffling two sets of the same order \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
3-Card Sets
|
1973
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
21
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the floating locator \n determining position of key cards in the deck after a riffle shuffle with full deck stack \n karl fulves \n the floating locator \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
The Floating Locator
|
Also published here
|
1973
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
23
|
|
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a location \n position of two free selections are divined, riffle shuffle method \n karl fulves
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Karl Fulves
|
A Location
|
1973
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
25
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jordan plus marlo \n selection found after three riffle shuffles, chains, stack \n edward marlo \n jordan plus marlo \n edward marlo
1973
riffle shuffle set-ups
Edward Marlo
|
Jordan plus Marlo
|
Related to
|
1973
|
Riffle Shuffle Set-Ups
|
71
|
|
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the 13th card \n double prediction, prediction written of card found when spectator's card is spelled to, and duplicate of spectator's card in pocket \n larry becker
1978
world of super mentalism
Larry Becker
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The 13th Card
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1978
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World of Super Mentalism
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63
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by two and two \n one riffle shuffle, then pairs turned up, when odd-colored, the next pair is also odd-colored, when match, then the next is match \n karl fulves
1981
origins
Karl Fulves
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By Two And Two
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1981
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Origins
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centering \n one riffle shuffle, five cards considered, center card named when seeing some of the others \n karl fulves \n a footnote on self-centering stacks \n karl fulves
1981
origins
Karl Fulves
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Centering
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Related to
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1981
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Origins
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fake counting \n non-clocking method with riffle shuffled stack to name a freely removed card \n karl fulves \n fake counting \n karl fulves
1982
card counting
Karl Fulves
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Fake Counting
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Related to
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1982
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Card Counting
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programmed lie detector \n computer program, trick performed by spectator with computer only, computer version of aronson's lie sleuth \n michael powers \n lie sleuth \n simon aronson \n computer card trick \n christopher morgan
1983
powerful magic
Michael Powers
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Programmed Lie Detector
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Inspired by
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1983
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Powerful Magic
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45
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purple prose \n numbers from number cards divined, using "self-correcting set-up" \n philip t. goldstein
1984
thequal
Philip T. Goldstein
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Purple Prose
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1984
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Thequal
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14
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brainweave \n word or design cards are divined, "self-correcting set-up" \n philip t. goldstein \n dynamix \n philip t. goldstein
1984
thequal
Philip T. Goldstein
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Brainweave
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Related to
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1984
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Thequal
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15
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looming thoughts \n combination with self-correcting set-up \n philip t. goldstein \n q&avm \n philip t. goldstein \n alex elmsley
1984
thequal
Philip T. Goldstein
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Looming Thoughts
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Inspired by
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1984
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Thequal
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15
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impact! \n several spectators cut a small packet and remember a card, all cards are found, deck can be riffle shuffled once, chains, see also p. 987 for additional idea by geoff williams \n steve beam \n blank impact \n steve beam \n multiple impact \n steve beam \n taking advantage of one's position \n simon aronson \n the trapdoor issue #7 \n steve beam
1985
the trapdoor — volume one
Steve Beam
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Impact!
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Related toVariations
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1985
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The Trapdoor — Volume One
(Issue 7)
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105
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dynamix \n word or design cards are divined, "self-correcting set-up", new approach \n philip t. goldstein \n brainweave \n philip t. goldstein
1986
amperthand
Philip T. Goldstein
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Dynamix
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Inspired by
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1986
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Amperthand
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14
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shuffle diagrams \n pen and paper method for riffle shuffle \n karl fulves \n riffle shuffle analogs \n karl fulves
1986
color capture
Karl Fulves
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Shuffle Diagrams
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Related to
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1986
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Color Capture
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21
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c-color \n problem of reconstructing original stack after riffle shuffle, no solution \n karl fulves
1986
color capture
Karl Fulves
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C-Color
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1986
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Color Capture
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30
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telltale color \n card of different color glimpsed during riffle shuffle, reprinted from the sphinx (march 1934) \n jack mcmillen \n judson s. brown
1987
riffle shuffle methods
Jack McMillen, Judson S. Brown
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Telltale Color
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1987
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Riffle Shuffle Methods
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14
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memorized math \n on memorized deck in combination with mathematical principles
- stay stacks
- counting
- interlocking chains (also with one-way backs)
- duck and deal (with formulas) \n simon aronson
1990
the aronson approach
Simon Aronson
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Memorized Math
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1990
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The Aronson Approach
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113
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mix me deadly \n murder, weapon and victim chosen from game cards and divined, using single riffle shuffle \n philip t. goldstein
1991
thavant
Philip T. Goldstein
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Mix Me Deadly
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1991
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Thavant
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30
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multiple impact \n several spectators cut a small packet and remember a card, all cards are found, deck can be riffle shuffled once, chains, a bit more details than in trapdoor \n steve beam \n impact! \n steve beam
1993
multiple impact
Steve Beam
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Multiple Impact
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Inspired by
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1993
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Multiple Impact
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1
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odd-even location \n one fair riffle shuffle, three cards removed from deck while performer's back is turned, after looking through the deck, the performer names the cards \n meir yedid \n "scan location" (mark mitton)
1994
magical wishes
Meir Yedid
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Odd-Even Location
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Inspired by- "Scan Location" (Mark Mitton)
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1994
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Magical Wishes
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31
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suit yourself \n one deck mixed face-up/face-down, other deck shuffled twice and named suit removed, in first deck this suit is reversed in same order \n simon aronson \n play it straight (triumph) \n john bannon
1995
simply simon
Simon Aronson
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Suit Yourself
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Inspired by
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1995
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Simply Simon
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144
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telltale color \n card of different color glimpsed during riffle shuffle, with references \n jack mcmillen \n judson s. brown \n the sphinx (march 1934)
1996
blocking off
Jack McMillen, Judson S. Brown
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Telltale Color
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Related to
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1996
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Blocking Off
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12
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silent speech \n memorizing sixteen cards after spectator's riffle shuffle, interlocking chains \n karl fulves
1998
combo
Karl Fulves
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Silent Speech
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1998
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Combo
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49
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remote viewing \n spectator shuffles cards once and deals about a third, then names a number and removes card from this position, performer names it, interlocking chains \n karl fulves
1998
combo
Karl Fulves
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Remote Viewing
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1998
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Combo
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51
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reading the fifty-two cards after a genuine shuffle \n no. 11, order of cards read after one riffle shuffle, interlocking chain principle and one-way backs \n c. o. williams \n supplementary note \n karl fulves
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
C. O. Williams
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Reading the Fifty-two Cards After a Genuine Shuffle
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Variations
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1999
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Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
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118
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supplementary note \n deck riffle shuffled, top thirteen cards dealt off and four spectators take the cards of one suit each, alls cards divined, interlocking chain principle \n karl fulves \n reading the fifty-two cards after a genuine shuffle \n c. o. williams
1999
ellis stanyon's best card tricks
Karl Fulves
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Supplementary Note
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Inspired by
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1999
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Ellis Stanyon's Best Card Tricks
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120
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red-black riffles \n simple riffle shuffle set-ups \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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Red-Black Riffles
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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4
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paper & pencil shuffles \n notation for riffle shuffle, partitions \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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Paper & Pencil Shuffles
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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19
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shift left \n \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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Shift Left
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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23
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in case \n what to do when the riffle shuffle was bad in "esp + math" \n karl fulves \n esp + math \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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In Case
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Related to
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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extend right \n \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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Extend Right
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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25
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shift right \n \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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Shift Right
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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26
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not continuous \n applying mountain climbing problem (climber up and down, is there a time in which he will be at the same time at the same place) to riffle shuffle \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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Not Continuous
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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26
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top or bottom? \n problem regarding the reference \n karl fulves \n basic position control \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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Top or Bottom?
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Related to
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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28
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three way \n finding three chosen cards with card counting, single riffle shuffle \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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Three Way
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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33
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secret counting \n two cards removed from deck are found after riffle shuffle and clocking value predicted, no real card counting required \n karl fulves \n interface technique - example 17 \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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Secret Counting
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Related to
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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35
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counterpoint 1 \n two card location after riffle shuffle and dealing packets, card clocking and stack \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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Counterpoint 1
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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38
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the apex \n nine card packet "riffle shuffled", dealt in row, center card turned over, spectator choses the four cards on either side and thinks of highest one which is divined, chains \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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The Apex
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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41
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apex footnote \n connection to "i have as many cards as you..." and red black relationship principle, also with suits \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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Apex Footnote
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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43
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code for color \n twenty-sixth cards tells performer how many red cards are in top half after a riffle shuffle \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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Code For Color
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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47
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blocking function \n work week cards (monday through friday) shuffled and dealt in groups of five, performer divines which days are duplicated and where in the packet \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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Blocking Function
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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49
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dial-a-die \n riffle shuffle, twelve cards dealt on table, number of cards according to rolled die transferred, down-under-deal done, ... eventually number on die revealed \n karl fulves \n stop order \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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Dial-A-Die
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Related to
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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56
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couples \n match making after riffle shuffle, optionally no-touch, optionally words on cards
- second approach
- third approach
- application note (other objects than playing cards, poker chips) \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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Couples
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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58
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when psychics play poker \n psychic vs. gambler, spectator riffle shuffles, psychic gets seven cards, gambler five, psychic finds two aces and moves around some cards and wins \n karl fulves \n when psychics play poker \n karl fulves
2004
when psychics play poker
Karl Fulves
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When Psychics Play Poker
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Also published here
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2004
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When Psychics Play Poker
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61
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historical note \n on the jordan-finley shuffle principle, chain principle \n wesley james
2004
enchantments
Wesley James
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Historical Note
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2004
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Enchantments
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241
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when psychics play poker \n psychic vs. gambler, spectator riffle shuffles, psychic gets seven cards, gambler five, psychic finds two aces and moves around some cards and wins \n karl fulves \n when psychics play poker \n karl fulves \n database \n karl fulves
2004
latter day secrets
Karl Fulves
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When Psychics Play Poker
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Related toAlso published here
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2004
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Latter Day Secrets
(Issue 9)
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386
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fake counting \n non-clocking method with riffle shuffled stack to name a freely removed card, expanded text from 1982 edition includes a (corner) short card that stay next to a card during riffle shuffles \n karl fulves \n cryptic calling \n karl fulves \n fake counting \n karl fulves
2005
card counting (2005 edition)
Karl Fulves
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Fake Counting
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Related to
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2005
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Card Counting (2005 edition)
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58
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apex note \n another full deck stack method to find out which card is missing from half a deck \n karl fulves
2005
card counting (2005 edition)
Karl Fulves
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Apex Note
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2005
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Card Counting (2005 edition)
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63
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shuffle tracking combo \n memorizing riffle shuffle distribution via combo system in face-down spread of unsquared shuffle \n karl fulves
2005
combo ii
Karl Fulves
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Shuffle Tracking Combo
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2005
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Combo II
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95
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spectator shuffles \n \n eric mead
2006
tangled web
Eric Mead
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Spectator Shuffles
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2006
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Tangled Web
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103
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face-down slop \n restoring order of riffle shuffled packet \n eric mead
2006
tangled web
Eric Mead
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Face-Down Slop
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2006
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Tangled Web
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104
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topsy-turvy slop \n restoring order of riffle shuffled packet \n eric mead
2006
tangled web
Eric Mead
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Topsy-Turvy Slop
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2006
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Tangled Web
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105
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spectator plays magician \n selection found in deck shuffled by spectator, returns to stack, interlocking chains \n césar fernández \n sherlock \n pit hartling
2006
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 6
César Fernández
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Spectator Plays Magician
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Related to
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2006
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 6
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128
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storage capacity \n two missing cards are named, stack and interlocking chain principle \n steve beam
2010
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 8
Steve Beam
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Storage Capacity
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2010
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 8
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49
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tricycle \n three missing cards are named as memory demonstration, stack and interlocking chain principle \n steve beam
2010
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 8
Steve Beam
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Tricycle
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2010
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Semi-Automatic Card Tricks — Volume 8
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52
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teknicolor - codes for color \n r-r-b-b-... stack riffle shuffled, then an effect like magnetic colors done \n karl fulves \n back story \n karl fulves
2010
prolix
Karl Fulves
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Teknicolor - Codes For Color
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Related to
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2010
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Prolix
(Issue 8)
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500
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|
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spectator shuffles twice \n application \n darwin ortiz \n the spectator's false shuffle \n darwin ortiz
2012
lessons in card mastery
Darwin Ortiz
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Spectator Shuffles Twice
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Inspired by
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2012
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Lessons in Card Mastery
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44
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sherlock \n selection found in deck shuffled by spectator, returns to stack, interlocking chains \n pit hartling \n spectator plays magician \n césar fernández \n elementary, my dear vernon \n matt baker \n undoing spectator's shuffle \n helder guimarães
2016
in order to amaze
Pit Hartling
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Sherlock
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Related toVariations
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2016
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In Order to Amaze
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40
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duplicity \n two poker hands dealt after spectator's riffle shuffle, exact deal duplicated with second deck by performer \n pit hartling
2016
in order to amaze
Pit Hartling
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Duplicity
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2016
|
In Order to Amaze
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80
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the triskadequadra principle \n related to gilbreath, allows knowledge about consecutive groups of four cards after a riffle shuffle if the deck starts out in four-card-groups of the same order \n john hostler \n "bligreath principle" (leo boudreau) \n esp + math \n karl fulves \n charles hudson
2016
magnum opossum
John Hostler
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The Triskadequadra Principle
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Related to
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2016
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Magnum Opossum
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58
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the extended merlin \n spectator shuffles deck, sorted into suits, suits shown mixed, they are suddenly ordered, alternate top bottom deals \n allan ackerman \n jason england \n a sequence effect \n jack merlin
2019
card theater
Allan Ackerman, Jason England
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The Extended Merlin
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Inspired by
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2019
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Card Theater
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94
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undoing spectator's shuffle \n overhand and riffle combination, with motivation \n helder guimarães \n sherlock \n pit hartling
2019
secret language — volume 1
Helder Guimarães
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Undoing Spectator's Shuffle
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Related to
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2019
|
Secret Language — Volume 1
|
436
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quads cull \n named four-of-a-kind produced after two honest riffle shuffles by spectator, impro \n steve forte
2020
gambling sleight of hand — volume 2
Steve Forte
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Quads Cull
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2020
|
Gambling Sleight Of Hand — Volume 2
|
923
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master high-low strip/riffle shuffle \n percentage red-black shuffle, a few mistakes can happen on top, center and bottom \n steve forte
2020
gambling sleight of hand — volume 2
Steve Forte
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Master High-Low Strip/Riffle Shuffle
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2020
|
Gambling Sleight Of Hand — Volume 2
|
1018
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|
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rain man \n memorizing the whole deck as pseudo demo, one real shuffle, interlocking chain principle \n steve forte
2020
gambling sleight of hand — volume 2
Steve Forte
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Rain Man
|
2020
|
Gambling Sleight Of Hand — Volume 2
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1024
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