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jsbosco![]() New user Detroit, MI 64 Posts ![]() |
Hello all,
I have been racking my brain trying to figure out where I learned a very beginner 4-Ace trick where, with a simple set-up, the cards are handed to the spectator. they deal two piles of whatever size, then they deal those two piles into two new piles each. When the top card of each pile is revealed, they are shown to be the four Aces. Does anyone know the name/provenance of this trick? Best, jsbosco |
Wravyn![]() Inner circle 3359 Posts ![]() |
I do not have the book handy, but it does sound like something that was in Magic With Cards by Garcia and Schindler.
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cigmas![]() New user 28 Posts ![]() |
You are right Wravyn. It is in Magic With Cards by Garcia and Schindler, page 46, "Let's Find the Aces."
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jsbosco![]() New user Detroit, MI 64 Posts ![]() |
Thank you!
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Pyppo100![]() Regular user 149 Posts ![]() |
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On May 3, 2023, cigmas wrote: It should also be similar to the "Obligation Aces" effect found in the book The Royal Road to Card Magic by Jean Hugard and Frederick Braue? Thanks! |
jsbosco![]() New user Detroit, MI 64 Posts ![]() |
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On May 4, 2023, Pyppo100 wrote: Ordered a copy of Magic With Cards. "Obliging Aces" in Royal Road is a similar effect but a very different method. |
Pyppo100![]() Regular user 149 Posts ![]() |
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On May 7, 2023, jsbosco wrote: From the research I did for the Let's Find the Aces effect, I found NO differences from the Obligation Aces effect: both use the 10-20 forcing. |
jsbosco![]() New user Detroit, MI 64 Posts ![]() |
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On May 7, 2023, Pyppo100 wrote: Okay, then this is not the effect I am looking for. The trick I am looking for is much simpler: the deck is set up with 4 aces on top. The spectator is handed the deck and asked to deal out two piles and stop when they would like. Then they take up those two piles one at a time and deal them both all the way out so that they have 4 piles. When the top card of each pile is revealed, there are the 4 aces. Any leads? |
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