This is a trick that I thought would be amazing since it is self-working and pretty easy to execute. However, I've found after much practice that the secret to finding the spectator's card isn't always apparent. The cards, after the final shuffle, are not always clumped into large groups. So the chosen card isn't locatable. Just asking for a little advice on this trick if anyone has any. Thanks in advance.

There is something that was not mentioned in the write up. The long run of face-up cards sometimes run from the bottom of the deck to the top of the deck. Hope that helps.

Check The Wikiki Shuffle from Roberto Giobbi CC Light p. 35

I'm not familiar with the Fulves routine, but it sounds quite similar to Nick Trost's "Lost And Found." I can't seem to get that effect to work as written either, and I wonder if it's for the same reason.

Is anyone here familiar with that routine?

It's the same trick done a different way

I can't tell from the instructions what I'm missing. It just appears to not work as described. PM me of you have any insight on this.

Ben

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I use the Waikiki (spelling?) Shuffle from CC Light. Based on the number of cuts made or depending on how equal the 3 piles are, it can be a little tough but I've always been able to locate the card. Maybe I'm just lucky!

Dave