The magician displays four cards which all have blank faces. In the blink of an eye the cards visually change into the four aces! Very easy to perform, looks great. read more

The four aces magically change into four aces of the same suit; then one of them turns into king; and then all of them turn into a royal flush (except the ten is missing). Suddenly, each of the royal - flush cards are shown to have different, colorful back designs. For the kicker, all of the cards in the packet are shown to be tens of hearts. Everything can ... read more

Out of this world magic that is guaranteed to leave your spectators lost in space. Four intrepid Aces, the Ace - tronauts, embark on a journey through time. During their epic trip, they turn face down, face up, disappear and then magically reappear. Before the mission is over, the faces of our adventurous Aces enlarge to more than ten times their original ... read more

The four aces appear with a shuffle! A mixed deck instantly separates into red and black cards! Learn how to perform these amazing effects and many, many more with the Card Shark deck. Comes with the special 'tapered' card deck, prediction disk, magic puzzle box and 'Card Shark' book with explanations for over 50 tricks. read more

Just One of the Effects Possible: The magician shuffles a pack of cards and places two packets into the 'Hypno - Paddle' (see graphic). He asks a spectator to cover one eye and stare at the eye on the paddle with his other eye. The magician begins moving cards from one packet to the other until the spectator tells him to stop. The magician removes this ... read more

A deck of cards is shown and a spectator freely cuts the deck into four piles. The other cards are shown, so the spectator can see that they could have easily cut to any random cards. When the spectator turns over the four cards they cut to, they discover the four aces! , No Forcing, Switches or Difficult Moves, The Spectator Freely Cuts the Cards read more

Just in time for Valentines Day! Put a surprise at the end of your Four Ace Assemble with the 'Bleeding Heart'. Using your favorite ace assembly (or the one I provide in the instructions) and with deck in hand, you tell the story of the four major loves of your life. At each love mentioned, an ace is produced in an astonishing manner. At the end, you reveal ... read more

Every magician gets asked if they use their magic to cheat at cards. Imagine the spectators surprise when you prove that you can actually use hypnosis to create a winning hand. You start by asking the spectator to stare at four hypnotic designs that produce a very strange visual effect in your hands. Is this an optical illusion or are they under your power' ... read more

Regaling your audience with stories of magic yore, you discuss the story of a competition among magicians: finding the Aces in a shuffled deck. One man in particular boasted to being the fastest, able to find the Aces using any deck. One young con man took him up on the challenge, presenting him with a deck that had been bolted together! Demonstrating your ... read more

Easy magic with a surprise ending that is guaranteed to get a great reaction. Four aces are displayed face-up as each one begins to magically turn face down and up again. What makes this special is at the end when the cards are turned face down all the backs have changed color and now possess pictures of the Marx Brothers on them. Proving that it was done ... read more

Four separate piles are laid on the table, each clearly containing one of the four aces- Without any moves, counts or sleights the aces INSTANTLY vanish from their piles and are found under the spectator's hand! 'Perhaps the simplest, cleanest, fastest and most magical Ace assembly to date..' 'Visual and clean, an assembly the audience follows and ... read more

The magician deals the four aces face down onto the table and three indifferent cards are dealt onto each ace. The Ace of Spades packet is picked up and the cards are spread showing the Ace and three other cards before all four are slipped into the card case which was previously examined. The other three Aces then magically transpose with the indifferent ... read more

Stephen Tucker's 'Omega' has long been hailed as one of the greatest packet tricks ever created. Simple to do, fully examinable and devastatingly impressive, it will knock your spectators for six! So what is Omega' You have two sets of four of a kind (let's say, two sets of Aces). One set is tabled. One set is placed behind your back. You have ANY Ace named. ... read more

Reversible is a very visual card trick based on the classic 'Reset' Plot Effect: Four Kings Four Aces. The Kings are placed face-up in the spectator's hand. The Aces are held face-down in your hand. The two groups of cards barely touch each other: They transpose in full view. Instantly. Easy to do - Instantly Reset (perfect for table hopping) No Sticky ... read more

A card is selected from a regular deck (say the Eight of Spades). A prediction envelope is displayed and four jumbo cards (7'x4.5') are removed in a stack. The face card is the Ace of Hearts. The spectator is asked if he selected the Ace of Hearts. When he answers no, the cards are fanned as you say, 'How about the Ace of Spades', Ace of Diamonds', Ace of ... read more

The 'Quartet' is a very simple Ace collection. However, this is a very special one as the stand used here makes possible to present this trick in close-up, parlor or even stand-up environment. The trick can be learned within a really short time. You need the 4 Aces and 23 numbered cards for the trick. As the 16 cards mentioned above are not gimmicked in any ... read more

Four Queens change to four Aces in a blink. The four Aces can be shown both face and back sides to the audience. The trick does not require any difficult sleight on hand. The four cards do not have to be switched as the magician uses the same cards during the entire trick. Includes gimmicked cards and instructional DVD. NOTE: Color of card backs of gimmick ... read more