I would say I'm still a beginner shifting into intermediate level. And what I want is spectators can deals the cards and they can deal it face up.Tell us what you want in an acaan. I like Asi Wind's, but it takes a while to learn. Position Impossible looks interesting for a gimmicked version, though I don't own it. Tell us what is most important to you in a version and what skill level you want and we can point you in the right direction. Every version has 'issues'.
Ice Cold uses a non gimmicked deck. It has a little set up of course, but you can create your own setup.Thats a hard question.
I would say YAMFACAAN by R. Paul Wilson would be one of my favourites.
I have a few that revolve around the idea of a gimmicked deck that are very nice as well but I prefer using a standard deck of cards wherever possible.
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EDIT: I should probably add that I haven't learnt Ice Cold and it looks impressive from the outside.
Ice Cold uses a non gimmicked deck. It has a little set up of course, but you can create your own setup.
I will check it out! Thanks!if you want spectator to deal the cards upward i would suggest spell by shin lim. although i dont own it but it looks so cool an it has a slight setup .yeah your true ice cold has a lot of issues
. spell is available in marketplace for about 4 dollars. i hope it was helpful
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That's the hardest thing to get. I'm not familiar with the shin lim version mentioned above, let us know how it goes.I would say I'm still a beginner shifting into intermediate level. And what I want is spectators can deals the cards and they can deal it face up.
saw this on youtube. thought it looked really good. thoughts? also what about the one that Chris Ramsay usually does in his street vids, the one where the spectator deals down face up into another spectators hand?
The Shawn Farquhar Version looks really good!There are many many versions out there, I just read a new one today. It used a marked deck among other things and somehow implied that the spectator won't notice that you picked up the cards to cut the deck immediately before they count the cards. I'm sure he can make it work, but there are ones I've liked better.
If you want to use a thought of card you'll generally need the more complex versions I referenced above to let the spectator count. Using a selected card offers more options and is a good choice, but can be more 'pick a card, find a card' if they think about it too much. Many versions use the move from the trick you said you were working on, which requires you to deal the cards yourself. Though I do think that basic method is a good one.
Let us know what you try and what kind of (A)CAAN you decide on.
Yeah. I have it. It's one of my favorite too. But I want a hands off ACAANPatrick Redford's "Applesauce" is by far, my absolute favorite. The spectators can shuffle the deck before anything is done.