Self-Working ACAAN by Abhinav Bothra Mixed Media DOWNLOAD

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Samotny efekt ACAAN (Any Card At Any Number) wykonany przez publiczność. Zalety:\n

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• Dzielenie talii na dwie po 26 kart
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• Nie wymaga memorizacji, matematyki ani improvisacji
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• Można wykonać blisko, w salonie czy na scenie
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• Używa standardowej talii z 52 krtami
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Rozkład: Talia dzieli się na dwie po 26 kart. Obie części mają karty od Asa do Króla obu barw (czerwone i czarne). Zawodnik 1 rozdaje jedną z tych połowy, aż do dowolnej karty. Karta jest odkryta. Aby dodać losowości, zawodnik 2 rozdaje do wartości odkrytej karty. Oba karty są odłożone. Karty przed i za tymi nie pasują. Jednak niezwykle obie karty, na które zawodnicy przestali, mają dokładnie taką samą wartość i barwę.

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Wkłady dodatkowe: Samotne Card At Any Number oraz hybrid z Card At Any Number, Equivoque i prostego improvisowania.

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Czujne uwagi: Oba samotne ACAAN i dodatki wymagają powierzchni do rozdawania kart. Są one proste nawet dla początkującego, ale wykonanie dodatków wymaga pewnej praktyki.

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PDF: 18 stron

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Wideo: 15 minut

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Załaduj PDF i wideo i naucz się ten efekt!

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Oryginalny opis angielski

An effortless ACAAN (Any Card At Any Number) that the audience performs for themselves.

Features:

• Completely self-working
• Can be done close-up, parlor or on-stage
• Uses a regular pack of 52 cards
• No memorization, mathematics or improvisation

Here is the breakdown:

A deck gets divided into 2 halves of 26 cards each. Spades & Hearts and Clubs & Diamonds. In short, both halves have Ace to King of both red and black colors.

Participant 1 deals down one of the halves and stops anywhere he/she desires. The card gets turned over. To make things random, the participant again deals down to the value of the turned over card.

Now that participant 1 has a completely random card, participant 2 takes his/her pile and deals to the same value (of the turned over card) as participant 1.

Both the cards are placed aside.

The cards before and after their cards are revealed and they don't match.

But incredibly the cards that the participants stopped at are a perfect match in terms of color and value.

Also includes 2 bonuses:

A self-working Card At Any Number and A hybrid of Card At Any Number, Equivoque and simple improvisation.

Honest Note: Both the S.W. ACAAN and the bonuses require a surface to deal the cards on. All of them are easy enough for a month-old beginner, but pulling off the bonuses does require some experience.

PDF: 18 Pages
Video: 15 minutes

Download the PDF and video and learn this effect!

Oryginalny opis angielski

An effortless ACAAN (Any Card At Any Number) that the audience performs for themselves.

Features:

• Completely self-working
• Can be done close-up, parlor or on-stage
• Uses a regular pack of 52 cards
• No memorization, mathematics or improvisation

Here is the breakdown:

A deck gets divided into 2 halves of 26 cards each. Spades & Hearts and Clubs & Diamonds. In short, both halves have Ace to King of both red and black colors.

Participant 1 deals down one of the halves and stops anywhere he/she desires. The card gets turned over. To make things random, the participant again deals down to the value of the turned over card.

Now that participant 1 has a completely random card, participant 2 takes his/her pile and deals to the same value (of the turned over card) as participant 1.

Both the cards are placed aside.

The cards before and after their cards are revealed and they don't match.

But incredibly the cards that the participants stopped at are a perfect match in terms of color and value.

Also includes 2 bonuses:

A self-working Card At Any Number and A hybrid of Card At Any Number, Equivoque and simple improvisation.

Honest Note: Both the S.W. ACAAN and the bonuses require a surface to deal the cards on. All of them are easy enough for a month-old beginner, but pulling off the bonuses does require some experience.

PDF: 18 Pages
Video: 15 minutes

Download the PDF and video and learn this effect!