Ghost is good but whats that one, traveler I think it is, where it's an invisible palm with the kicker ending where they turn into four kings
or has someone mentioned that and I don't know the name.
~Beans
I got the 4 aces, now what do I do with them?
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Ghost is good but whats that one, traveler I think it is, where it's an invisible palm with the kicker ending where they turn into four kings
or has someone mentioned that and I don't know the name.
~Beans
ASHER TWIST BABY!!!
or try Chris Randall's "Ashes"...his take on Alain/Copperfield ace routine with the asher twist...looks pretty cool...
or try Chris Randall's "Ashes"...his take on Alain/Copperfield ace routine with the asher twist...looks pretty cool...
I can't believe no one has suggested this one yet, but 2 Card Monte is a classic and seriously hard hitting trick, if you have ever perfomed it or seen it performed, you would understand, and it's very simple. I have taught it to people in 5 minutes and they turned around and did it to a group of people. (I would "loose" the cards back into the deck first, then re-produce the first ace, etc.)
I have a short ace routine that goes as follows:
I have a spectator select four random cards. I explain that it doesn't matter what the cards are, or even if the spec memorizes them, because they're all aces anyway. I immediately put the cards on top, then turn them back over to show they are now aces. Then I go into a simple color changing aces from Mark Wilson's complete course in magic. To finish, I pull out Mercury, and once the cards are face-down I ask the spectators if they want to know how I did all that. The general response is yes, and I explain that the reason all this works the way it does is that I'm not using aces at all. I then shake the aces, at which point they turn into kings. To finish, I hand the kings out for examination, and say, "I bet you're wondering what happened to the aces." I fan the deck out, and there are the aces, face-up in the middle.
I have a spectator select four random cards. I explain that it doesn't matter what the cards are, or even if the spec memorizes them, because they're all aces anyway. I immediately put the cards on top, then turn them back over to show they are now aces. Then I go into a simple color changing aces from Mark Wilson's complete course in magic. To finish, I pull out Mercury, and once the cards are face-down I ask the spectators if they want to know how I did all that. The general response is yes, and I explain that the reason all this works the way it does is that I'm not using aces at all. I then shake the aces, at which point they turn into kings. To finish, I hand the kings out for examination, and say, "I bet you're wondering what happened to the aces." I fan the deck out, and there are the aces, face-up in the middle.