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Spring St. Aces

Spring St. Aces

by Steve Forte

As the cards are sprung face up from hand to hand, the dealer is able to stop dead on an Ace. This is repeated three more times until all four Aces have been found. An impeccable feat to say the least.

Spring St. Aces was created by Steve Forte and originally appeared in Channel One magazine as Springing the Aces.

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Spring St. Aces was created by Steve Forte and originally appeared in Channel One magazine as Springing the Aces.

Absolutely the greatest technician with cards at present, perhaps of all time, Steve Forte seems to perform all manner of the most difficult gambling sleights as easily as breathing. He is perhaps the foremost gaming protection expert with an expansive knowledge of the methods of hustlers and how to spot and prevent them from taking advantage. It is because of this that we have one of the greatest resources for seeing gambling sleight of hand done to perfection of all time, the Gambling Protection Series. It was released primarily for casinos and card players but became known by magicians simply for the opportunity to see these mythical sleights done at unfathomable levels of proficiency. In addition to the video series, Mr. Forte has published a number of books on the subject which, although not magic, do contain some material that could be of interest to the card magician, in addition to the fascinating gambling related therein.

Reviews (16)

By Derek 12:36 PM 11/17/12

5/5

Powerful effect with a simple method and cheap price! Several variations taught, all in all, highly recommended.

By Michael 9:42 PM 9/8/12

5/5

This effect looks so impossible, yet the method isn't too difficult. Definitely recommended!

By Dustin 8:39 PM 8/4/12

5/5

This is a bit knacky but the secret is simple and it makes a great production or card location. Once you get it down, you WILL use it. If this kind of thing interests you, then you can't go wrong with making the purchase.

By Will 11:06 AM 7/21/12

5/5

Very well done. The explanation for the trick was exactly as it was performed, with a few added extras, and its totally worth the $5 I payed for it. Recommended!

By Oliver 3:04 PM 7/2/12

5/5

I have been searching for this move ever since the video of David Williamson was uploaded. Very well taught and it's very simple and visual.

By Colton 2:58 PM 5/26/12

5/5

This is an amazing effect brought to you by Steve Forte. Dave teaches this very clearly and it's easy to catch on. This trick will take some practice to perfect. Once you get it down it's quite easy. It's very visual and jaw dropping when performing.

By Cynthia 11:23 AM 4/17/12

5/5

Great four ace production, the best i've ever come upon. I found it a bit knacky to get down, but finally it clicked. Since, I've never stopped performing it. And the Bonus "Aces to Kings", is so simple, and hits so hard, the reactions I've gotten are amazing. Get this for your audience, they deserve it.

By Larry 12:10 PM 4/12/12

5/5

This is one of my favourite tricks here. There are two variations taught, and they are explained very clearly and very well! Highly recommended for intermediate levels and above magicians. Not recommended when using brand new decks though; it helps when the decks are a little broken into.

By Martin 3:01 AM 4/2/12

5/5

The trick is very knacky, that is there are a number of indescribables to the effect that can't really be taught. But with a little bit of thought and practice the sleight works every time. Perfect for finding certain cards, 4s of a kind, for a particular trick. Great way to start of a gambling routine, gives the concept of control right away. The only draw back is the set up is awkward to get into, and more likely you'll just need to set the deck and then do this first. That aside, it's a great and useful sleight and effect.

By Daniel 1:10 PM 1/15/12

5/5

This effect is great, because you can use it on the way to another trick, just as a production or to find their selected card! It can be reworked a little to find the wrong cards and then have them be the right ones. It is really up to you how far this move can go! Really impressive and visual display!