Did you like "Shitty Ace Control"? Then don't miss the rest of it: it's even faster and easier... It's a dream!  

If you liked "Repeated divination" you will also like this trick. You can name the card on the bottom of the deck that faces the spectator, while you can't see anything! It's very baffling and easy to do.  

A card is chosen by a spectator and placed on the table. However, the card disappears and travels in the deck, without any contact!  

The ultimate ace assembly routine with an impossible journey of three aces in the leader packet. A must!  

A very nice effect where a card is transformed at sight in your fingers ... Flash and striking!  

A trick that can even be done over the phone, where everyone understands except the spectator… It's great!  

Thanks to this move you will have in your palette of techniques another possibility to control a chosen card on top of the deck.  

Only one technique used in this trick for multiple effects! You have red cards on one side and black cards on the other. If you insert a red card among the black ones and vice versa, you won't believe it, but a miracle happens: the cards remain separate, with red on one side and black on the other! It's crazy!  

Would you like to try a sponge ball trick? It's bluffing and easy to do! Here is the effect: you put a sponge ball in your hand and the ball disappears. This effect is amazing! It's up to you.  

This technique will allow you, among other things, to magically find the four aces inside a deck of cards that has been previously shuffled.  

A very famous trick, short and striking, with just four cards: the four aces. They turn over at the magician's command, one by one, and even find themselves finally ranked: red aces on one side and black aces on the other. A true miracle within your reach!  

How to change a dollar coin into a giant coin in a spectacular and invisible way? Here I give you several jealously guarded secrets: my gimmick to invisibly load a Jumbo coin, my misdirection and body placement elements, all illustrated with references to many close up masters.