Looking for a Specific Control

[Foppa21]

For me, the best control would be a multiple Tamariz Perpendicular Control : you square the four aces in the deck, spread it to show that they are lost, close and you're ready to go !

 

[CédricDreyer]

Is this the one Chris Kenner uses for his four ace ACR in this video at 3:56? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DM6zuzlaUVA

I heard it's in Wisdom of Solomon, but I don't own the book so I can't check and it's not listed on Denis Behr's archive.

This is 4for4 switch.

 

[Andy.Boss.Glass]

Veeser's shift can be found in Revolutionary Card Technique and By Forces Unseen

 

[Jacob L]

Joshua Jay has a Bluff Pass bundle where he teaches a multiple shift of four cards and it looks like you're just pushing them into the deck. He also teaches a bluff pass to the bottom as well as on the table. Great buy, I highly recommend it.

Jacob

 

[Cardeyron]

I'd go for the multiple diagonal palm shift from Erdnase. Quite difficult, but fits the bill perfectly. Cards are pushed into different locations and as, they're apparently squared in, they're controlled to the bottom, or even to the top with a bit of adaptation.

+1

I wanted to say it but he did it before me. Very well explained though.

Ps: Where do you live exactly in France ? And are you an FFAP's member ?

 

[CédricDreyer]

Ps: Where do you live exactly in France ? And are you an FFAP's member ?

I'm from a little town in Elsass
I'm not an FFAP's member, I don't know any magic's club around my home...