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Maxi Twist is by Roger Klause, and there are a multitude of variations in print. I have practiced that routine, but I have not used it in performance.

I've only seen online videos of Jason Landanye's magic, but it's clear his work is exemplary in both presentation and execution.

Maxi Twist is by Roger Smith the "other" Roger from Texas

Oops, thank Ian. Or should I say, "Roger on that!"

Where is this originally written up?

Published in the '70's I think. Not sure you can find it, but you could save a search on eBay, and have it notify you if anything comes up for sale. A quick Google will lead you to plenty of variations, including the one in Earl Nelson's Variations. It's also all over YouTube, sadly, That one is mostly Bill Malone's, revealed by every kid on the planet. In that one, Bill finds the Aces again at the end, which some seem to feel is gilding the lily, but he makes it work, of course.

At Denis Behr's page for " Kicked Twisting the Aces", there are some variations of Maxi Twist by various magicians. Bill Malone's routine on DVD is not listed there because Denis Behr's site covers only books. I believe I first learned this routine from Randy Wakeman's book, Randy Wakeman Presents. It's a terrific book.

Also, see Roger Smith, Maxi Twist.

That was a very nice trick I have never heard of this guy but he is pretty smooth