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Nicolino Inner circle 2893 Posts |
Speaking of marked decks: stay tuned for a new marking system being published these days - it's an extremely clever approach for those who don't have eagle eyes or need to work at low light conditions.
It's possible to code so much (predecessor card, successor card, stack number etc.) with only a few marks, it's almost scary!
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hcs Special user Germany, Magdeburg 527 Posts |
The new marking system being published these days is my "Low Vision Marking System". The "Low Vision Marking System" is applied to the Bicycle Rider Back 808 deck.
A Sharpie and a Bicycle Rider Back 808 deck is a very efficient and inexpensive way to mark a deck for your needs ... even you have less than perfect vision or need glasses. A blockout toolbox for marking cards has been developed. The marked deck can be prepared in less than one hour. The development focused on good discernibility for magicians with impaired vision. By combining the described methods, it is possible to mark the card itself, its stack number, the preceding and the succeeding cards. http://www.lybrary.com/low-vision-markin......528.html |
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mtgoldstein Veteran user Houston, TX 325 Posts |
Also check Pete McCabe's PM Card Marking System. A great 70+ page book with an easily viewed but deceptive marking system using a sharply. Additionally there are tons of great routines.
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mtgoldstein Veteran user Houston, TX 325 Posts |
Actually that's the wrong box it marks up a bicycle deck
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Zlwin Chew Elite user Malaysian Magician with 437 Posts |
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On Apr 25, 2015, pieaddict wrote: How much fun have you had with this? I can list you a whole long list you will never finish reading =D |
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Zlwin Chew Elite user Malaysian Magician with 437 Posts |
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On May 7, 2015, landmark wrote: Richard Osterlind's BCS is NOT a marked deck. You will have you read it through to fully understand this miracle of a discovery. The 30 years Osterlind spent figuring out this system is just... out of this world. |
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ddyment Inner circle Gibsons, BC, Canada 2537 Posts |
I suspect that most people here know that the BCS is a full-deck, sequential stack; they are just making the observation that there exists a range of additional material that can be performed if such a stack is also marked.
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pieaddict New user UK 99 Posts |
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On Dec 3, 2015, Zlwin Chew wrote: Its a great system, lots of potential. Sorry for late reply. My real world job takes up too much of my time.
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IMAGINACIAN Special user In Your Thots 608 Posts |
IMHO, this is the best algorithmic stack out there.
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ferryascanio Loyal user Jakarta - Indonesia 264 Posts |
Very good stack deck system,undetectable
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John Jerde Regular user 192 Posts |
I decided to go through and find any good 4 hand combinations using the BCS for the game of blackjack. Enjoy Smile
Bottom card is 8 of clubs 1. 6+3++4=13 2. k+10=20 3. 2+8++9=19 4. Dealer 6+7++9=22 Bust Bottom card is K of hearts 1. 2+8++9=19 push 2. 6+7++8=21 3. 3+4+5+6+A=20 4. Dealer 10+9=19 Bottom card is 2 of hearts 1. 6+7++8=21 2. 3+4++5+A+6=19 3. 10+9=19 4. Dealer 8+9=17 Bottom card is 6 of diamonds 1. 3+4++5+A+6=19 2. 10+9++A=20 3. 8+9++4=21 4. Dealer 7+8++Q=25 bust Bottom card is 8 of diamonds 1. 7+8++A+4=20 2. 4+5++Q=19 3. 9+A++Q=20 4. Dealer 9+6++K= 25 bust Bottom card is K of clubs 1. 3+5++10=18 2. 9+K=19 3. 7+4++J=21 4. Dealer 2+10+10=22 bust Bottom card is 9 of hearts 1. 7+4++10=21 2. 2+10++9=21 3. 5+10++6=21 4. Dealer K+J=20 Bottom card is 9 of spades 1. 6+8++A+3=18 2. 2+4++7+5=18 3. 7+J=17 4. Dealer 3+K++Q=23 bust |
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Nicolino Inner circle 2893 Posts |
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On May 5, 2016, IMAGINACIAN wrote: The BCS is not an algorithmic stack.
The Mati Envelope
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IMAGINACIAN Special user In Your Thots 608 Posts |
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On Nov 2, 2016, Nicolino wrote: Hi Nicolino, you are absolutely right, my friend. Probably what I meant (if I can recollect right) to say was - the BCS is the best (or most random looking) cyclical stack, imo, which uses an algorithm/formula. Thank you for pointing it out
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Nicolino Inner circle 2893 Posts |
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On Nov 3, 2016, IMAGINACIAN wrote: That I positively agree with, mate!
The Mati Envelope
A brandnew peek device for the working mentalist! Chance's Token Tarot cards in a scenic piece of mystery..... |
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dbolan Loyal user Carrollton, Georgia 274 Posts |
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On Feb 22, 2015, Richard Osterlind wrote: Thanks for the BCS, Richard. I am a hobbyist and am able to use it - loved the Mind Mysteries DVD. BCS ideas that both the novice and expert can understand. Loved it, just wanted to mention, appreciate you presenting to the full range of us! Dave
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RNK Inner circle 7879 Posts |
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On Dec 3, 2015, Zlwin Chew wrote: Totally agree! The BCS system is so good! Love it.
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