Cutting to a named card, predicting number of cards in a cut

Struggling with an effect? Any tips (without giving too much away!) you'd like to share?

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Postby AndyRegs » Mar 7th, '07, 08:25



I think its in the chapter about memory in 'tricks of the mind'.

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Postby lindz » Mar 7th, '07, 13:49

Nyman has got a routine out with dead cutting. I think the effect is called the hidden and also it's on his dvd.

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Postby seige » Mar 7th, '07, 14:14

Sal Piacente. That is about all you'd need.

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Postby Soren Riis » Mar 7th, '07, 19:36

There are different methods to cut to an exact number of cards (without sinking as low as using gimmicks). One way is explained on one of Eugine
Burgers DVIs (I forgot the title) but its the effect where he first cut an exact number of cards (10 in his presentation) from the pack, and then after that have a spectator attempt (4 times) to cut the same number (i.e. 10) of cards.
In the end the spectator end up having cut to the four 10s.

If you meet me (off line), I will be happy to show you a different handeling (I learned from a Danish magician) that I prefer over Eugines handeling.

For cutting to a number of cards chosen by the spectator, to a card named by a spectator, one can use the method explained on one of Lennart Greens Videos (requires no setup, but typical Lennart Green slight of hand).

For estimating cuts in memeorised deck see Michael Close Workers for details.

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Postby S. Lea » Mar 7th, '07, 21:33

Cutting to a specific number of cards is really quite easy. I could explain how I do it here but it would probably be considered exposure. Practice cutting the deck into two equal halves is where it starts...

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