Hey all,
I'm an amateur, but I do enjoy a good card trick and I was hoping someone out there could help me out with one I've forgotten how to pull off. I learned it online a long time ago and for the life of me I can't find it again.
It was kind of a variation on Dai Vernon's Twisting the Aces. The effect is holding out the four aces (with two facedown jacks hidden behind). The red aces are put to the bottom of the pack one at a time and then magically flip from face up to face down then back to face up. At some point there is an Elmsley Count (can't figure out where) to get the cards into position and then the trick ends with a couple of sneaky double lifts giving the effect of the two black aces getting set on the table and turning into the two jacks.
So did I come to the right place?? Does this trick ring any bells for anyone? If so I'd love a link to the actual trick or an explanation on how to complete it. Thanks!
I'm an amateur, but I do enjoy a good card trick and I was hoping someone out there could help me out with one I've forgotten how to pull off. I learned it online a long time ago and for the life of me I can't find it again.
It was kind of a variation on Dai Vernon's Twisting the Aces. The effect is holding out the four aces (with two facedown jacks hidden behind). The red aces are put to the bottom of the pack one at a time and then magically flip from face up to face down then back to face up. At some point there is an Elmsley Count (can't figure out where) to get the cards into position and then the trick ends with a couple of sneaky double lifts giving the effect of the two black aces getting set on the table and turning into the two jacks.
So did I come to the right place?? Does this trick ring any bells for anyone? If so I'd love a link to the actual trick or an explanation on how to complete it. Thanks!