A card is chosen and then lost in the deck. The magician shuffles the deck of cards on the table and finds the four aces one by one, only to find that the two red aces have grabbed the chosen card. Magic!  

Here is a demonstration of one of the tricks in this book. That's right! The demonstration only, because the explanation is waiting for you in this book. You will find a lot of such gems with, of course, all the detailed explanations and lots of pictures. So watch out for its release!  

On the magician's table, it is the fourth dimension and in his hand, the third dimension... When an object is placed in the fourth dimension, it transforms! A strange experience awaits you…  

Like a human quick change artist, a playing card (for example, the 10 of Hearts) changes its identity several times, and in the end multiplies and we now find ourselves with the four tens! This trick was created in 1998.  

Did you like "Alladin"? You will love " The Transfigured Aces". The four aces turn over mysteriously all at the same time, then each turns over one by one. Then their backs change color, and when you show the faces again, you end up with four Queens! A hell of a small packet trick!  

The magician takes out the four Kings from the deck, which he hands out for examination; he explains that these four cards are magic! Effectively, they turn successively into identical kings: Diamonds, then Hearts and Clubs... and surprise, he now has the four Aces in his hands... which instantly turn back into Kings. Finally, the faces of the cards of the rest of the deck having been shown first clearly different... all become identical! We now only have 4s of Diamonds! A festival of effects that proves that this deck really does have cards with multiple faces! To buy: - a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here. - a Set of 52 Identical Cards” click here. - some “Repositionable Adhesive Dots” click here.  

The "elders" thought that magic could only be divided into 3 families of effects: appearance, disappearance, transformation. In the last century, Winston Freer revolutionized magic by identifying 17 families. Dominique Duvivier developed the concept and today, his work is based on 30 families! This trick is a magnificent "mix of genres". He presents two decks linked by a golden thread, and from there, he develops a whole routine where he invites a maximum of effects, each one as incredible as the other! A fabulous saga that will leave your audience speechless!  

The chosen card, lost in the deck, ends up in the magician's pocket which was empty. Then the whole deck is teleported into his pocket. Each time, it is the spectator who goes into the pocket, to see that it is empty at the beginning, then goes to look for his own card in the middle of the trick, and the rest of the deck at the end! Ideal in all conditions: close-up, cocktail, parlour and stage!  

The four aces are clearly scattered in different parts of the deck of cards. The magician makes it clear that they are neither on top nor on the bottom of the deck. Yet, in the blink of an eye, the Aces gather on top of the deck. The trick is repeated, but this time the Aces gather on the bottom of the deck. Finally, the Aces go through the deck one by one... and everything is handed for examination! To buy an ordinary deck of cards click here.  

From a previously shuffled deck, the magician finds here the Aces, one by one, in the order he wants! This version was invented by Dominique Duvivier after Fernando Keops showed him the effect without giving him the explanation. For those who would linger on the explanation… And you should! ... You will discover, to your amazement, that there is no real trick ! Crazy, isn't it? We'll let you be the judge…  

Alexandra Duvivier shows you a way to produce the four Aces one by one. Each Ace appears in a different way. In the process, you will learn various techniques that will enrich your technical toolbox. This routine is the result of 20 years of reflection, because Alexandra wanted to produce the Aces in a way that suited her. To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

The deck is shuffled beforehand by a spectator. A card is placed face down on the table: this is the prediction card. Three piles of cards are freely determined by the spectator. The top card of the first packet is turned over: it is, for example, a 4; the prediction card is shown: it is also a 4! And that's precisely how many spectators there are in your audience! The first cards of the two other piles are turned over: these are the two missing 4s! You have understood that if you had a different number of spectators, for example eight, you would get a four of a kind with 8s. Success guaranteed! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

The four aces lay face up on the table. The deck is shuffled by a spectator, a card is freely chosen, and lost in the deck. The four Aces are shown again; one of the Aces mysteriously turns face down: it is the Ace of the same suit as the chosen card. And when this Ace is turned face up... it is now the chosen card! Success guaranteed! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

The spectator chooses a card that no one, not even him, looks at; this card is set aside. The spectator now cuts the deck where he wants, and three piles of cards are made up from the cut half. The top card of each pile is shown, these cards are for example three Kings. These cards clearly indicate that the starting card is the fourth King, which is indeed the case. It is therefore the spectator himself who has discovered his own chosen card! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click here.  

Four cards are freely chosen and lost in a shuffled deck. The spectator finds the first chosen card, then the 3 others appear all at once, and then instantly disappear, then reappear... finally transforming into the four Aces! A maelstrom of incredible effects! To buy a “Regular Bicycle Rider Deck” click on the following link: https://mayette.com/en/cartes/850-jeu-bicycle-rider-rouge-standard  

One of Dominique Duvivier's "signature" tricks. Created in the 70's, it is still part of his repertoire today! An ultimate killer!