Earlier, it was mentioned about the entertainment value of the trick, well as you can see from Pop’s routine, there is plenty of it squeezed in here. Pop does a great job with that and ends the trick where he began, doing the Six Card Trick as he promised.

Also, someone mentioned that the audience knows how the trick works, by the time Pop reaches that point, he has already got to the end of the bunch, so when the audience watches close, there is not much to see. So if they suspect something, it’s too late because Pop has already changed direction.

Ed Marlo certainly had an excellent routine, I perform and explain it on the "Lake Tahoe Bar Magic" DVDs, but he did not originate the effect, nor did he claim to.

The Six Card Repeat routine I came up with uses black spot cards, faces toward audiences, and ends clean with the Four Aces. Enough of a kicker, IMO. I read Harry Lorayne is working on a routine that ends with a Royal Flush.

No, Atom...: that's been long in print. It's a Doug Edwards routine originally in Doug Edwards Packs A Wallop and now in that section of my The Classic Collection, Vol. 5. There's a different handling of it in my upcoming book - just a way of "handling" it without the EC.

Thanks for letting us know! I have the book. Will look it up! Sweet!

This is a great list - one of them teaches prop card production?

Most of these routines don't require any prop cards. The ones that do, I am sure explain how the cards are made for that routine.

Thanks Pop Haydn! I have looked at a live lecture TODAY - Michael Finney. He learns prop tricks. I also like a routine - Nick Lewin.
I LIKE COMEDY STYLE of THIS TRICK