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THE COLLINS' ACE V roce 1912 vynalezl legendární britský kouzelník Stanley Collins karetní t trik, při kterém čtyři esa nevysvětlitelně zmizela téměř před zraky diváků. diváků. Tento trik (jehož verze byly původně pojmenovány, alternativně Omeg Omega Eso Trick a Omega Eso Trick) okamžitě upoutal pozornost kouzelnického světa, protože nebyly použity žádné ošizené karty - jen obyče obyčejný zamíchaný balíček. V průběhu let se tento trik začal označovat jmé jménem jeho původce – Collins' Aces – a stále zůstává uctívanou součástí repertoáru snad každého vý významného kartáře.

Uvidíte šest různých kouzelníků, z nichž každý má svou vlastní rotaci této klasické karetní magie. Martin Lewis udělal z < Collins' Aces již nějakou dobu uvá uváděnou část svého blízkého repertoáru, ve kterém je jeho finále, kde jsou esa znovuobjevena poté, co zmizeli tím, že jim stačí hláskovat. Martin je zde, aby prozradil všechny drobné detaily jeho jedinečného zacház zacházení. Bill Malone je další s jeho verzí triku Martina Lewise, která ob obsahuje několik skvělých vylepšení, které budete chtít přidat do svého arz arzenálu zpracování karet. Funkce verze legendárního barového kouzelníka JC JC Wagnera přidává ke triku Collinse esovou montáž, zatímco Michael Ammar m má nějaké další úpravy na verzi Martina Lewise. Alex Elmsley má svůj vlastn vlastní pravopisný povrch, který, když byl poprvé použit pro video, potěšil místnost plnou velmi dobře vyslaných kouzelníků. Kompletní vysvětle vysvětlení najdete zde. Na závěr přidává Jim Swain nádherný závěr pokerové dohody.

Collinsova esa se z z dobrého důvodu stala klasikou. Pro publikum je to mystifikační a hraní je je skutečně zábavné a uspokojující. Dokonce se říkalo, že je to nejlepší tr trik se čtyřmi esy, který můžete udělat s běžným balíčkem karet – a pro tut tuto pozici najdete šest velmi přesvědčivých a přesvědčivých argumentů. argumentů.Spelling Collins' Aces< Aces - Martin LewisCollin bold">Collins/Lewis Vanishing Aces - Bill MaloneJC On Collins' Aces - JC Wagner WagnerSpelling Collins' Aces - Michael AmmarColli bold">Collinspell - Alex Elmsley\n\n\n\n\n\n

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Originální anglický popis

THE COLLINS' ACES In 1912, legendary British conjuror Stanley Collins invented a card trick where the four Aces inexplicably vanished almost in plain sight of the spectators. The trick (versions of which were originally named, alternatively, the Omega Ace Trick and the Omega Ace Trick) immediately caught the attention of the magic world as no gaffed cards were utilized - just an ordinary shuffled deck. Through the years, the trick became referred to by its originator's name - the Collins' Aces - and it still remains a revered part of just about every notable card worker's repertoire.

You'll see six different magicians, each with their own spin on this classic of card magic. Martin Lewis has made the Collins' Aces a featured part of his close-up repertoire for some time, featuring his finale where the Aces are rediscovered after their vanish by simply spelling to them. Martin is here to disclose all of the minute details of his singular handling. Bill Malone is next with his take on Martin Lewis' version of the trick, featuring some great flourishes you'll want to add to your card handling arsenal. Legendary bar magician J. C. Wagner's version features adds an Ace assembly finish to the Collins trick while Michael Ammar has some additional touches on the Martin Lewis version. Alex Elmsley has his own spelling finish that, when it was first committed to video, delighted a room full of very well-posted magicians. You'll find the complete explanation here. To finish, Jim Swain adds a delightful poker deal finish.

The Collins' Aces has become a classic for good reason. It's mystifying for an audience and genuinely fun and satisfying to perform. It's even been said that it's the best four-Ace trick you can do with a regular deck of cards - and you'll find six very compelling and convincing arguments for that position.

• Spelling Collins' Aces - Martin Lewis
• Collins/Lewis Vanishing Aces - Bill Malone
• J. C. On Collins' Aces - J. C. Wagner
• Spelling Collins' Aces - Michael Ammar
• Collinspell - Alex Elms

Originální anglický popis

THE COLLINS' ACES In 1912, legendary British conjuror Stanley Collins invented a card trick where the four Aces inexplicably vanished almost in plain sight of the spectators. The trick (versions of which were originally named, alternatively, the Omega Ace Trick and the Omega Ace Trick) immediately caught the attention of the magic world as no gaffed cards were utilized - just an ordinary shuffled deck. Through the years, the trick became referred to by its originator's name - the Collins' Aces - and it still remains a revered part of just about every notable card worker's repertoire.

You'll see six different magicians, each with their own spin on this classic of card magic. Martin Lewis has made the Collins' Aces a featured part of his close-up repertoire for some time, featuring his finale where the Aces are rediscovered after their vanish by simply spelling to them. Martin is here to disclose all of the minute details of his singular handling. Bill Malone is next with his take on Martin Lewis' version of the trick, featuring some great flourishes you'll want to add to your card handling arsenal. Legendary bar magician J. C. Wagner's version features adds an Ace assembly finish to the Collins trick while Michael Ammar has some additional touches on the Martin Lewis version. Alex Elmsley has his own spelling finish that, when it was first committed to video, delighted a room full of very well-posted magicians. You'll find the complete explanation here. To finish, Jim Swain adds a delightful poker deal finish.

The Collins' Aces has become a classic for good reason. It's mystifying for an audience and genuinely fun and satisfying to perform. It's even been said that it's the best four-Ace trick you can do with a regular deck of cards - and you'll find six very compelling and convincing arguments for that position.

• Spelling Collins' Aces - Martin Lewis
• Collins/Lewis Vanishing Aces - Bill Malone
• J. C. On Collins' Aces - J. C. Wagner
• Spelling Collins' Aces - Michael Ammar
• Collinspell - Alex Elms