Surprise Bluff Aces - Ed Marlo, Milt Kort, Allan Ackerman
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- This video is a fun variation of Ed Marlo's Bluff Ace assembly and an ace assembly of Milt Kort's. I was able to simplify the handling in Milt's routine by using some of Ed's Bluff Ace routine. I called my version Surprise Bluff Aces, and it is in my Card Theater lecture notes, 2019.
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Marlo's Bluff Ace assembly appeared in the Ireland Yearbook, 1955. Milt Kort's Off Color assembly appeared in Off Color Card Tricks, 1970. In 2015 I started to work on this effect again to simplify the handling of Milt's original routine; modifying the handling of the Bluff Aces did the trick.
You can visit my website - www.allanackerman.com for contact information, videos, DVDs, and books, or you can contact me by email at ackerman_allan@hotmail.com.
Beautiful card work. What a kicker ending
Thanks a bunch!
It sure was a surprise.
I did not see the end coming.
Glad you enjoyed the handle.
Wow. The kicker ending is really surprising.
Glad you liked it - we need to thank Milt Kort for the idea of that kicker.
that was beautiful
Nacht -- glad you enjoyed the routine
I still look forward for your videos. This trick just made me gasp :) All of your videos are inspiring and I love watching them :)
Glad you like them!
Excellent allan 👍
Many thanks
Nice routine 👍
Thank you 😊
Nice to see the effect on video!
(I'm David from France, we exchanged some emails about it and the French version of Card Theater)
Glad to do the routine, it was your email's that reminding to do post a video on UA-cam - Allan
Wonderful routine Mr Akerman, that really was amazing!
I'm curious about a card control credited to you in Minches book on Earick's material, "By Forces Unseen."
During a section involving Bow to Stern, a footnote mentions a similar handling of yours where the outjogged card is controlled to the bottom, a new convincing control from "Here's My Card," 1978, pp. 82-85.
I was wondering if you would consider possibly showcasing this move in an effect here on the channel?
I will. I will be posting the 76 Sandwich which can use the move. I came up with my handle in 1971 and the move became very popular. The nice thing about card magic things improve and I feel Ernest Earick's handling is the best to date.
@@allanackerman4848 Wow thanks Mr Ackerman, I really look forward to seeing it! These type moves seem to be loved by magicians including me and I enjoy seeing the different approaches to the handling.
Thanks so much!