the cardini ace trick \n aces shuffled into pack (by performer) end up on bottom, featuring cardini's overhand shuffle multiple shift \n cardini \n the cardini multiple shift \n cardini \n steven youell \n the cardini multiple shift \n steven youell \n cardini \n the cardini control \n jon racherbaumer \n the cardini/branch shuffle cull \n justin branch
1938
greater magic Cardini
The Cardini Ace Trick
Aces shuffled into pack (by performer) end up on bottom, featuring Cardini's Overhand Shuffle Multiple Shift
thought stealer \n progressive set up \n unknown \n thought stealer \n jean hugard \n roberto giobbi \n arthur finley \n dead solid perfect \n steven youell
1948
the royal road to card magic
Unknown
throw-off faro - top \n if only the top portion is important \n edward marlo \n straddle faro glimpse \n steven youell
1958
the faro shuffle Edward Marlo
perfect speller \n \n bruce cervon \n tele-spell \n ken krenzel \n repeat perfect speller \n allan slaight \n speaking of spells \n cushing strout \n riffle shuffle control placement for perfect speller \n karl fulves \n perfect speller \n karl fulves \n hr's speller \n harvey rosenthal \n manhattan transfer \n philip t. goldstein \n the card trick that has no explanation \n steven youell
1968
the pallbearers review vol. 1-4 Bruce Cervon
for the unambitious \n related to "coming up in the world", see correction on page 34 \n edward marlo \n bikes peek \n steven youell
1971
kabbala - volume 1 Edward Marlo
For the Unambitious
related to "Coming Up in the World", see correction on page 34
to the top \n "coming up in the world" precursor, shown by a soldier in 1942, see also p. 415, p. 426 for comment by charles hudson \n j. stewart smith \n bikes peek \n steven youell
1971
the pallbearers review vol. 5-8 J. Stewart Smith
To The Top
"Coming Up in the World" precursor, shown by a soldier in 1942, see also p. 415, p. 426 for comment by Charles Hudson
the ultimate card shark \n ending in new pack order \n darwin ortiz \n power poker #1 \n edward marlo \n the return of the ultimate cardshark \n andrew wimhurst \n the adequate cardshark \n steven youell \n extended gambling demonstration \n denis behr
1988
darwin ortiz at the card table Darwin Ortiz
the $ 1,000,000 test \n three cards are divined \n steven youell \n the $ 1,000 test card location \n theodore annemann
1994
the trapdoor — volume three Steven Youell
the perfect stopper \n spectator deals card on table and can stop anywhere, performer knows / names card \n steven youell \n blind side \n tom craven
1994
the trapdoor — volume three Steven Youell
The Perfect Stopper
spectator deals card on table and can stop anywhere, performer knows / names card
blind side \n named number is counted to, card is noted and rest of the cards are blank \n tom craven \n the perfect stopper \n steven youell
1994
the trapdoor — volume three Tom Craven
Blind Side
named number is counted to, card is noted and rest of the cards are blank
dribble peek \n after fingertip peek, deck is turned over and dribbled \n steven youell \n the dribble peek \n steven youell
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2 Steven Youell
Dribble Peek
after fingertip peek, deck is turned over and dribbled
gaffus maximus \n card with different back is placed in deck, spectator choses that exact card when cards are riffled through \n steven youell
1995
semi-automatic card tricks — volume 2 Steven Youell
Gaffus Maximus
card with different back is placed in deck, spectator choses that exact card when cards are riffled through
bikes peek \n key card placement, in the hands \n steven youell \n for the unambitious \n edward marlo \n to the top \n j. stewart smith
1996
the trapdoor — volume three Steven Youell
leftovers \n on john riggs, jeff white, tony biscardi joke, steven youell, david copperfield, mike gallo, tom craven, dave michael evans \n steve beam
1996
the trapdoor - volume three Steve Beam
Leftovers
on John Riggs, Jeff White, Tony Biscardi Joke, Steven Youell, David Copperfield, Mike Gallo, Tom Craven, Dave Michael Evans
remote control \n performer knows position of peeked at card in second deck \n darwin ortiz \n "twin peaks" (paul gordon, card magic miracles) \n the ultimate weapon \n steven youell
2002
scams & fantasies with cards Darwin Ortiz
Remote Control
performer knows position of peeked at card in second deck
gaffus maximus \n unknown odd-backed card placed into deck, spectator choses one from the face and it is the odd-backed one, red/blue long-short deck
- ditching the gaff \n steven youell
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
Gaffus Maximus
unknown odd-backed card placed into deck, spectator choses one from the face and it is the odd-backed one, red/blue long-short deck
the perfect choice \n spectator deals down in shuffled deck and stops, performer knows the card, faro \n steven youell \n jaw breaker \n steven youell
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
The Perfect Choice
spectator deals down in shuffled deck and stops, performer knows the card, faro
blinded by the sleight \n performer blindfolded, spectator selects a card and takes out five cards one of which is the selection, performer hold each up while spectator says "no" to each, selection found \n steven youell \n numeralphatology \n steven youell
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
Blinded By The Sleight
performer blindfolded, spectator selects a card and takes out five cards one of which is the selection, performer hold each up while spectator says "no" to each, selection found
the hacker stack \n using si stebbins as memorized deck \n steven youell \n hacker stack basics \n steven youell
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
the adequate cardshark \n poker and bridge deal from si stebbins \n steven youell \n the ultimate card shark \n darwin ortiz
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
setting the combination \n vernon's aces with free cut principle and stack to get packets of right size \n steven youell
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
Setting The Combination
Vernon's Aces with Free Cut Principle and stack to get packets of right size
harry the hacker \n three cards removed and named as memory demonstration, cards next to removed cards culled \n steven youell
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
Harry The Hacker
three cards removed and named as memory demonstration, cards next to removed cards culled
hacker stack basics \n memorizing si stebbins
- step one - the phonetic alphabet
- step two - turning numbers into pictures
- step three - translating playing cards into pictures
- the final step - learning the stack \n steven youell \n the hacker stack \n steven youell
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
Hacker Stack Basics
memorizing Si Stebbins
Step One - The Phonetic Alphabet
Step Two - Turning Numbers Into Pictures
Step Three - Translating Playing Cards Into Pictures
the dribble peek \n after fingertip peek, deck is turned over and dribbled \n steven youell \n dribble peek \n steven youell
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
The Dribble Peek
after fingertip peek, deck is turned over and dribbled
the cardini multiple shift \n overhand shuffle \n cardini \n steven youell \n the cardini ace trick \n cardini
2004
weapons of mass destruction Cardini, Steven Youell
the foundation of proactive control \n mostly about handling mistakes and confidence
- the cause of fear & loathing
- step one: introspection \n steven youell
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
proactive strategies \n mostly about handling mistakes and confidence
- emotional
- mental
- mental floss \n steven youell
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
sonar detection \n spectator displaces his card, performer listens to riffle and names card, with out when spectator lies \n steven youell
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
Sonar Detection
spectator displaces his card, performer listens to riffle and names card, with out when spectator lies
preliminaries \n - acknowledgements
- dedication ("first, to my lord and savior jesus christ")
- license \n steven youell
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
Preliminaries
Acknowledgements
Dedication ("First, to my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ")
the card trick that has no explanation \n challenge presentation for cervon's speller
- the spelling procedure \n steven youell \n perfect speller \n bruce cervon
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
the ultimate weapon \n two decks, two spectators select one from each, performer apparently memorises the decks, names position of selections in other decks, then another removed card named \n steven youell \n remote control \n darwin ortiz
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
The Ultimate Weapon
two decks, two spectators select one from each, performer apparently memorises the decks, names position of selections in other decks, then another removed card named
the infamous non-working self-working card trick \n joker stabbed between two cards, suit and value of cards above and below used to compose new card, it is found in pocket \n steven youell \n sid fleischman \n "the infamous non-working, self-working card trick" (sid fleischman)
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell, Sid Fleischman
The Infamous Non-Working Self-Working Card Trick
Joker stabbed between two cards, suit and value of cards above and below used to compose new card, it is found in pocket
Inspired by
"The Infamous Non-Working, Self-Working Card Trick" (Sid Fleischman)
dead solid perfect \n card thought of from a group, progressive set up, made impromptu \n steven youell \n thought stealer \n unknown
2004
weapons of mass destruction Steven Youell
Dead Solid Perfect
card thought of from a group, progressive set up, made impromptu
elegant solutions \n - shopping for sleights
- stratagems
- presentation and presentational ploys \n steven youell
2009
weapons of mass deception Steven Youell
jaw breaker \n spectator deals down in shuffled deck and stops, performer takes duplicate out of another deck, or has it reversed there already, three methods
- standard method (faro)
- using full deck stacks
- bonus-- brand new sealed deck method \n steven youell \n the perfect choice \n steven youell
2009
weapons of mass deception Steven Youell
Jaw Breaker
spectator deals down in shuffled deck and stops, performer takes duplicate out of another deck, or has it reversed there already, three methods
russian roulette \n card fairly chosen, performer removes six cards of which five are eliminated, selection remains, thirteen duplicates \n steven youell
2009
weapons of mass deception Steven Youell
Russian Roulette
card fairly chosen, performer removes six cards of which five are eliminated, selection remains, thirteen duplicates
+1 \n spectator cuts to four cards, performer cuts to one higher each, with si stebbins variation \n steven youell
2009
weapons of mass deception Steven Youell
+1
spectator cuts to four cards, performer cuts to one higher each, with Si Stebbins variation
trapjacks \n humorous presentation for sandwich, first in deck, then card travels between tabled sandwich cards \n steven youell
2009
weapons of mass deception Steven Youell
TrapJacks
humorous presentation for sandwich, first in deck, then card travels between tabled sandwich cards
numeralphatology \n card chosen, performer removes five cards and narrows them down to selection, presentation for glimpse \n steven youell \n blinded by the sleight \n steven youell
2009
weapons of mass deception Steven Youell
NumerAlphatology
card chosen, performer removes five cards and narrows them down to selection, presentation for glimpse
calling the shot \n performer cuts to three selections one at a time, also as ace cutting \n steven youell \n terry lagerould effect
2009
weapons of mass deception Steven Youell
Calling The Shot
performer cuts to three selections one at a time, also as Ace cutting
the angle cut key card \n using a single stripper cut card as key card
- manufacturing an angle cut key card
- advantages of the angle cut key card \n steven youell
2009
weapons of mass deception Steven Youell
the cardini multiple shift \n \n steven youell \n cardini \n "weapons of mass destruction" (2004, p. 45) \n the cardini ace trick \n cardini
2016
facsimile Steven Youell, Cardini
speed \n spectator cuts to four cards and chooses two of them, performer pulls mates out of pocket with great speed \n michael powers \n "fast times" (steven youell)
2019
tesseract Michael Powers
Speed
spectator cuts to four cards and chooses two of them, performer pulls mates out of pocket with great speed
supersonic \n two spectators and performer each have a third of the deck, performer has a card selected and the spectators have each other select a card, all shuffled back, two selections found, last one from pocket \n andi gladwin \n steven youell
2020
the boy who cried magic Andi Gladwin, Steven Youell
Supersonic
two spectators and performer each have a third of the deck, performer has a card selected and the spectators have each other select a card, all shuffled back, two selections found, last one from pocket