Peter Duffie – Card School

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ILLUSION Versus REALITY: Experience a stunning production of the four Aces, with two Aces magically appearing in a spectator’s hands.

THREESIGHT: A straightforward yet powerful prediction utilizing the Gilbreath Principle.

IN PLACE: This effortless trick is perfect for spontaneous performances, employing the Automatic Placement technique.

CENTRAL RESERVATIONS: A compact version of Paul Curry’s “Power of Thought,” featuring a miraculous single card prediction.

TRANS-VERSE CARDS: Attempt to transpose two cards in the deck, resulting in a magical surprise as they turn face up.

BACKFIRE POKER: A twist on Jim Steinmeyer’s ‘The Ten Boys Poker Deal,’ adding entertainment and a surprise ending.

CATALYSTIC COLLECTORS: A rendition of Roy Walton’s “The Collectors,” utilizing three kings to gather two selections.

THE FUTURE PACKET: An effective prediction inspired by Roy Walton’s “Palmist’s Prophesy” from The Complete Walton, Volume 2.

BRIDGE CLUB: A bridge demonstration where all thirteen cards of one suit are dealt to a single hand.

THE MINDREADER’S VISION: A method for the Hummer ‘Mindreader’s Dream’ without complex stacks or static key cards, using a simple preset arrangement.

STACKING FOR REAL: A simplified version of Peter Kane’s “Acestack,” featuring two shuffles to stack four Aces in a five-handed deal.

THE OLDE WALTONIAN TRANSPOSITION: Based on a Roy Walton effect, this version focuses on a straightforward transposition.

ON THE LEVEL: Five Alphabet cards spell “LEVEL” and, when arranged diagonally, reveal the word “SLOPE” upon turning them over.

FAROSATION: Four Aces are buried in the deck, and after two shuffles, spelling “THE ACE OF CLUBS” reveals an Ace on top of each pile.

COLOUR FOOL: A red-black alternating stack serves as a powerful tool, demonstrated through a multiple card location effect.

RANGE ROVER: An elaboration of Roy Walton’s “School Daze,” based on a concept by Henry Christ.

SPINNING YARNS: A coincidence and discovery using Alex Elmsley’s “Penelope’s Principle.”