The 7 of hearts prediction card could also have a red back with a number on it. Turn it face up after showing the back of the double (returning the double backer to the deck in the process) Then, at the end as an after thought, suggest that a different outcome would have happened if more or fewer cards had been cut. As a casual demonstration, remove or add cards to or from the cut off stack to match the number written on the back of the prediction. It could also be a different color. No trick is complete until its effect is muddied by an unnecessary kicker!
This is great, Lloyd! I think one aspect of this that makes it especially appealing is that you've made it fairly easy to reset for walk around gigs. But even better, if you're doing multiple tricks for one group, the dirty deck can just be put away and you're left with a clean deck that can easily be put back into stack at the table. It just looks like they've been scattered and you're just giving them a casual shuffle. I feel like a lot of tricks that rely solely on using a gimmicked deck can impede a performer from moving on to other tricks without having to perform an awkward deck switch or something. Utilizing a full, clean deck takes all the heat off the second deck and you can just move on to whatever else you wish to perform, making this routine seem even more impossible.
I can only speak for myself, but I kinda organize them in my mind like files in folders. Like... there's ACAAN tricks, sandwich tricks, locating a card tricks, etc. And then subcategories within those like Locating a card by forcing a card, locating a card with top control, bottom control... That way, I don't have to remember the tricks individually, I just think of what I want to do and the different methods of doing it will come back as I decide which way I want to go. Might not work for you, but it does wonders for me. 🤷♂️ I hope it helps.
Nice, as a hobbyist I list categorize my favorite tricks by type in my notes app. For instance I have top packet tricks, favorite openers, favorite closers, money tricks, coin tricks, etc. I try to learn and focus on one that I really like and get it down to memory. Then I put the time in to master the next one. Finally those get entered in my notes as 'set 1'. That way I can have maybe 3 or 4 tricks I can do on the spot anytime the opportunity to perform arises.
Great trick Sister K this was a wonderful plot but the "prediction pile" is such a great idea. also I know you did the video Lloyd but you crediting your wife in the community post was very nice. Also, for dealing out the cards to the cut deeper 7, for a possible quicker reset could you turnover the cards face up which shouldn't disrupt the order, so as your resetting instead of reversing the count of the cards you cut to the first cut too card and just place the cards below that. Honestly not sure if it makes a difference someone let me know if it helps or doesn't do anything I would appreciate it.
those cards are beautiful! and thats a really cool method, but i would've done it a bit differently: i would have 14 duplicate sevens of hearts with the numbers on the back, and use roughing to stick them to the blue cards. then when you spread you split at the correct seven and you can end a bit more cleanly :)
I actually started with that method but I much preferred how open I could be with spreading and handling the cards with the method used in the video. Good thinking though man!
Hey Lloyd I have had a very similar method for a few years in my lecture 👏🏻 I like the effect for the number predict back the time or position card or the any thinks the card 👍🏻
Stack is not needed I think. Once they’ve cut twice, show them all of the face up cards saying they could have turned over as many cards as they wanted. As you do that simply count the face up cards (helps with speed and smoothness if you can do it in groups of 2 or 3). They will not find it suspicious as they have no idea what’s coming next. Just a moment later you’re putting emphasis on the face up 7 of hearts and the number prediction has clearly been written well in advance anyway.
I would do it this way: Show all the face-up cards and set them aside. Then reveal the next card (7♥️), and show the matching card from the other deck. Then (while you are still holding the other deck) have the spectator count the face-up cards, and then reveal the numbered back. The only potential downside is that you have to pay attention to how they count the cards, so you don't break the reset.
I love the simplicity of this routine! Really smart idea of using a stack, even unusual let's be honest, as we know most performers if use mnemonica, then for card estimation
@@brianmendenhall8387 it’s the same difficulty. You have to memorize a deck of cards, there’s no way around it. Decide depending on the properties you want your deck to have (Mnemonica is more popular, Memorandum has more poker-related properties…) and give it a try 😊
Awesome trick! I don't remember how long I subscribed your channel but I know that you have been a great source of information and inspiration so thank you 😉 best regards. Diogo 🇵🇹
Clean and Beautiful performance! Not always but I get inspired from your videos for most of times to make something new production or make my versions of performances upgraded Also I like the new style of editing with subtitles! (There is subtitle services on youtube but the not pretty helpful without sounds when in public) Thank you for making me feel by making new things XD
Great trick, nmonica is hard to learn, is there a formula to get the number of cards for a chased order? I remember there used to be something like that where one could tell the number of cards but I forgot it
Really cool trick, don't know why but it reminds my brain to psycho from Spidey.. even if it's completely different, I have to restudy it again 😂 love your videos Lloyd!
Lloyd, this is so so darn foolin' ....ive been subscribed for a good while now,....love to qin that 1st edition🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻....i do not know any stack but stebbins. Can tjos be done withbthat? Or do i need to put the time in to learn mneumonica or a different stack? Thanks
I know I'm busting balls here but you sent me an email saying this was an ACAAN. Not a forced card at whatever number. My favourite way to do an ACAAN is DEX by far. Very direct, minimal process. That Dex beats my index(es) by a country mile
Haha, thanks for busting 'em 😂 To be fair, I was describing the effect (what is perceived by the audience) and not the method. To the laymen, it feels like they could have had any card and any number. But I do know what you mean. It's grey area with giving tricks a name, right? And thanks for the DEX love! It's mine (and Jav's) proudest ever creation ❤️
Just reveal the seven of hearts as the face up card and not show the number reveal. They don’t know what to expect, so the reveal of the 7 of hearts is still a great effect on its own 🙂
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The 7 of hearts prediction card could also have a red back with a number on it. Turn it face up after showing the back of the double (returning the double backer to the deck in the process) Then, at the end as an after thought, suggest that a different outcome would have happened if more or fewer cards had been cut. As a casual demonstration, remove or add cards to or from the cut off stack to match the number written on the back of the prediction. It could also be a different color. No trick is complete until its effect is muddied by an unnecessary kicker!
This is great, Lloyd! I think one aspect of this that makes it especially appealing is that you've made it fairly easy to reset for walk around gigs. But even better, if you're doing multiple tricks for one group, the dirty deck can just be put away and you're left with a clean deck that can easily be put back into stack at the table. It just looks like they've been scattered and you're just giving them a casual shuffle.
I feel like a lot of tricks that rely solely on using a gimmicked deck can impede a performer from moving on to other tricks without having to perform an awkward deck switch or something. Utilizing a full, clean deck takes all the heat off the second deck and you can just move on to whatever else you wish to perform, making this routine seem even more impossible.
Dude the background music you've got going on is insane
Made me remember movies like interstellar, blade runner, dune, Oppenheimer...
I've been looking for more stack tricks and this one is SO clever! Thank you so much Lloyd!
This a great variation of a version that I do! You are always one step ahead Lloyd 😅
Have been subscribed and now you are showing up more for me. Gotta love the algorithms.
Not only subscribed, I saved a lots of your video to learn and practice.
Keep it up man, love your tricks and gimmicks
Never thought about combing the cut deeper force with a stack. Good stuff Lloyed!
Yes. Great idea. Also the red-back number-card. And the Split Spades would be nice in my shelf 😊
Love the split spades. Thanks for the tutorial. This is a very fooling effect.
My favorite deck 😁
I just can't remember all these card tricks,I have mad respect for people who can.
Neither can I, if I'm being honest. Sometimes I come back to my videos to re-learn them 😂
I run a daily practice session where I do them all daily. It has made me a popular dad at kids bday parties
@@brandonwalker1440 oh,I bet you are.
I can only speak for myself, but I kinda organize them in my mind like files in folders.
Like... there's ACAAN tricks, sandwich tricks, locating a card tricks, etc.
And then subcategories within those like Locating a card by forcing a card, locating a card with top control, bottom control...
That way, I don't have to remember the tricks individually, I just think of what I want to do and the different methods of doing it will come back as I decide which way I want to go.
Might not work for you, but it does wonders for me. 🤷♂️
I hope it helps.
Nice, as a hobbyist I list categorize my favorite tricks by type in my notes app. For instance I have top packet tricks, favorite openers, favorite closers, money tricks, coin tricks, etc. I try to learn and focus on one that I really like and get it down to memory. Then I put the time in to master the next one. Finally those get entered in my notes as 'set 1'. That way I can have maybe 3 or 4 tricks I can do on the spot anytime the opportunity to perform arises.
Beautiful trick! After being so scared, I finally learned the mnemonica stack last month so this is perfect timing for this tutorial!
Wow! An amazing trick again! You are so inspiring…I have gotten back into magic again. Everything you do is different from what we see
Great trick Sister K this was a wonderful plot but the "prediction pile" is such a great idea. also I know you did the video Lloyd but you crediting your wife in the community post was very nice.
Also, for dealing out the cards to the cut deeper 7, for a possible quicker reset could you turnover the cards face up which shouldn't disrupt the order, so as your resetting instead of reversing the count of the cards you cut to the first cut too card and just place the cards below that. Honestly not sure if it makes a difference someone let me know if it helps or doesn't do anything I would appreciate it.
I'm currently getting into the magic podcast and am loving it. I subscribed!
Been a subscriber for a while now. Love your thinking on tricks, keep it up
Love this idea and can’t wait to play with this my self( I also love that split spades deck )😅
I haven’t watched the tutorial yet and already this is one of my most favourite tricks ever
those cards are beautiful! and thats a really cool method, but i would've done it a bit differently: i would have 14 duplicate sevens of hearts with the numbers on the back, and use roughing to stick them to the blue cards. then when you spread you split at the correct seven and you can end a bit more cleanly :)
I actually started with that method but I much preferred how open I could be with spreading and handling the cards with the method used in the video. Good thinking though man!
A good combination of a forcing method and the use of a stacked deck ! Thanks for the sharing and the explanation 👍
Hey Lloyd I have had a very similar method for a few years in my lecture 👏🏻 I like the effect for the number predict back the time or position card or the any thinks the card 👍🏻
Subscribed and liked. Love what you do for all of us. Thank you.
Very nice routine. I really like the combination you used.
lol. the first thing i noticed is that split spades. magic was cool as always, but the card is exceptional.
Now l have a good reason to learn the stack. Lovely effect. Thank you
So many uses for Mnemonica!
@@LloydBare there easier stacks to learn Lloyd? I only know stebbins but don't think it would work
Just subbed, found your tutorials today and I'm loving them. Thank you for making these!!
What a great idea. Definetly going to try this! Also i really want this deck for my collection 😍
Stack is not needed I think. Once they’ve cut twice, show them all of the face up cards saying they could have turned over as many cards as they wanted. As you do that simply count the face up cards (helps with speed and smoothness if you can do it in groups of 2 or 3). They will not find it suspicious as they have no idea what’s coming next. Just a moment later you’re putting emphasis on the face up 7 of hearts and the number prediction has clearly been written well in advance anyway.
I would do it this way: Show all the face-up cards and set them aside. Then reveal the next card (7♥️), and show the matching card from the other deck. Then (while you are still holding the other deck) have the spectator count the face-up cards, and then reveal the numbered back.
The only potential downside is that you have to pay attention to how they count the cards, so you don't break the reset.
I'm relatively new to card tricks and you are helping me a ton!
Subscribed! Really enjoying your Black Art Podcast!
I love the simplicity of this routine! Really smart idea of using a stack, even unusual let's be honest, as we know most performers if use mnemonica, then for card estimation
This is a great effect. Maybe it’s time to learn a proper deck stack for me.
Perfect timing, I'm learning a stack right now! I've decided to learn Woody Aragon's Memorandum, though :)
Is Woody's stack easy? I've heard mnemonica is difficult. I really want to learn this but only know are bins. But doubt that would work
@@brianmendenhall8387 it’s the same difficulty. You have to memorize a deck of cards, there’s no way around it. Decide depending on the properties you want your deck to have (Mnemonica is more popular, Memorandum has more poker-related properties…) and give it a try 😊
This is an interesting principle.
Looks like it's worth researching!
I definitely need to try this trick soon
long-time subscriber. Love your videos.
This is a great trick Lloyd.
It was great to meet you at the podcast meet up last Wednesday.
Was awesome meeting you too dude! Thanks for coming!
Beautiful effect! Your ideas are always mind-blowing.
Thank you so much dude!
Awesome trick!
I don't remember how long I subscribed your channel but I know that you have been a great source of information and inspiration so thank you 😉 best regards. Diogo 🇵🇹
thanks for sharing this beautiful routine
I'd never thought of double backed cards. When did that originate?
Woop Woop! Those split spades are nice looking!
As I’m already subscribed I’ll just leave the content😂 great trick - as always and as expected 🎉🤗
Just an amazing fooler , loved the trick ❤️
Subscribed! Would love that beautiful deck. Thanks
Dude!!! Love this.
And of course I’m subscribed!
So simple, but amazing!
Amazing method, u r one of the best teachers ❤🎉🎉
The David Blain first additions are beautiful! I would really like to win a deck. Also very good trick! Will definitely be preforming!
Good luck!
@@LloydB thank you!
Clean and Beautiful performance! Not always but I get inspired from your videos for most of times to make something new production or make my versions of performances upgraded
Also I like the new style of editing with subtitles! (There is subtitle services on youtube but the not pretty helpful without sounds when in public)
Thank you for making me feel by making new things XD
Love the Split Spades!
I love the Split Spades
My favorite deck 😁
Again clean and simple but very powerful effect.
Thank you 🙏
Sick tutorial! Subscribed already
An exclusive deck, anywhere in the world even in France ! Im in 😀 Thanks !
Been subbed for time so, luv this idea also
I have been subbed for a long time ♣️♥️♠️♦️ love the channel Lloyd and I also love split spades 😁
Merci pour le partage. C’est tellement généreux 😊
Been subscribed for awhile now! ❤
Subscribed, great stuff Lloyd 👌🏻
Hi lloyd. Great stuff. Ive just subscribed.
I’m subscribed! Have the split spades been given away yet?
Great force, and great deck! I love the Spit Spades =)
Me too!
Fantastic, ingenious, superb! 👏👏👏👍👍
Thanks alot for your tutorial❤🎉
What a trick! Love it and the deck too 🤩
Gotta love those split spades
My favorite 😁
Thank you for another trick I can perform using the Mnemonica Stack.
I am already a subscriber to your channel.
Good luck dude!
Very nice Lloyd. You got me with that 👌
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Great trick, nmonica is hard to learn, is there a formula to get the number of cards for a chased order? I remember there used to be something like that where one could tell the number of cards but I forgot it
My thoughts exactly dude ...I only know stebbins but I'm not sure it will work
Really cool trick, don't know why but it reminds my brain to psycho from Spidey.. even if it's completely different, I have to restudy it again 😂 love your videos Lloyd!
Have already subscribed, and thank you.
Great tutorial.
Perfect trick for everyday carry!
liked and subscribed! you're amazing Lloyd
Thanks for subbing!
@@LloydB no problem. It's the least i could do
At the begining I was disappointed by the trick, but the end was a killer!! 🔥
Great trick and tutorial as usual!
Thank you! 🙏
This trick is worth to learn the mnemonic stack alone 🤩
Been subscribed staying subscribed your awesome🎉❤
Hard work and graft from this!
Great idea! Love it! Thanks for sharing :)
Cheers mate!
Nice effect ❤
Done
Lloyd, this is so so darn foolin' ....ive been subscribed for a good while now,....love to qin that 1st edition🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻....i do not know any stack but stebbins. Can tjos be done withbthat? Or do i need to put the time in to learn mneumonica or a different stack? Thanks
Subscribed and Liked and love the cards!
Good luck dude!
Very cool trick!👏
This trick is a magician fooler ❤️
I've never seen the cut deeper force used this way.
Very cool trick!
I know I'm busting balls here but you sent me an email saying this was an ACAAN. Not a forced card at whatever number.
My favourite way to do an ACAAN is DEX by far. Very direct, minimal process. That Dex beats my index(es) by a country mile
Haha, thanks for busting 'em 😂 To be fair, I was describing the effect (what is perceived by the audience) and not the method. To the laymen, it feels like they could have had any card and any number. But I do know what you mean. It's grey area with giving tricks a name, right?
And thanks for the DEX love! It's mine (and Jav's) proudest ever creation ❤️
Liked, commented, subbed, notifications on! HOW DID U MANAGE TO MEMORISE THE MNEMONICA? I've seen it and it's quite intimidating
Coloca legenda em português 😢😢
Awesome stuff!
Reminds me to eventually learn the stack... 😀
I love this trick 😅
This is pure genius
Thanks dude!
Nice but wha wud happen if they cut really deep and u end up with like 27 cards above selection wha do u do then????
Just reveal the seven of hearts as the face up card and not show the number reveal. They don’t know what to expect, so the reveal of the 7 of hearts is still a great effect on its own 🙂
@@LloydB oh ok so it didn't be best as a fail safe to have like 26 numbered cards instead and I guess u went to the magic convention the weekend
I need to work on learning mnemonica.😊
me encanta pero tendre que aprenderme la colocacion de las cartas😅
Subscribed and liked🎉
That fooled me hard!
Good luck!
That's genius thinking yet again partner.!!! 😀👏👏👏❤️💪
Cheers butty! Wish we had more time to catch up at Blackpool 😭
I know partner, it was absolutely flat out all weekend.
We only managed to get 12 hours sleep from Thursday to Sunday.! 🙈🤣💪