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Michael Yu

Digital Instruction $4.95
Special Thanks: Special thanks to Jacob Lin for the filming and editing. Credits to Dai Vernon.

You take a shuffled deck and show the top, bottom, and middle part of the deck. Then you ask the spectator to touch any four cards that they like and with no switches or funny moves you clearly show the selections to be the four aces. Can be performed surrounded, and with a borrowed deck.

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Wow! This is really cool!

AustraliaMar 3rd, 2013

Brilliant and simple. However, it is slightly pricey. Otherwise, it's a simple trick with great reactions.

SingaporeOct 20th, 2012

I use this almost every day. It's simple, it's easy, definitely a great trick.

Hong KongAug 24th, 2012

It's great and simple but sometimes I feel like the price is too much. Other than that, it is an easy trick to amaze your friends with.

TexasApr 28th, 2012

Just amazing!

New YorkMar 29th, 2012

This trick is so clever and is a magician fooler. Although it needs a little bit of set up, but with proper skills and subtlety, you can perform it with a shuffled deck - impromptu. Above all, the effect itself is worth the price.

ChinaMar 6th, 2012

Misleading ad as it suggests no stack or setup. While the method is simple, I wouldn't say this is "easy", as it takes a lot of spectator management skill and experience with cards. More of an intermediate effect, and one that I think can be done with better methodology.

TexasMar 3rd, 2012

Even if it is a good effect, the product description is still very misleading - if not flat out dishonest. You can NOT "borrow a shuffled deck".

SelangorMar 3rd, 2012

Doing it great!

ShanghaiMar 3rd, 2012

It fooled me when I saw it live!

ChinaMar 1st, 2012

The product description for this effect is very misleading, if not flat out dishonest. You can NOT "borrow a shuffled deck" and perform this effect without FIRST setting the deck up. Secondly, the ad copy states that the effect, "Uses absolutely no stack of any kind." This is simply false. The very first thing taught in the video is how to stack the deck in preparation for the effect! Pretty disappointing...

MissouriFeb 29th, 2012

Wow! Looks sick as heck!

BostonFeb 29th, 2012

I've seen it live three times and it is a real kicker for both lay audience and magicians. With a little bit of practice, you can achieve the same effect.

TaiwanFeb 29th, 2012

What?! Do my eyes decieve me?!

marylandFeb 28th, 2012

Great idea!

Al, United StatesFeb 28th, 2012