I’m a big fan of impromptu ACAAN routines, especially those where the spectator freely chooses a card, cuts the deck, and thoroughly mixes up the order. This project collects three of my original impromptu ACAAN routines.
Almost self-working routine.
Easy to learn.
■ Impromptu Multiple Cut ACAAN:
My favorite routine in this project. The spectator freely cuts the deck and remembers the number of cards cut, then freely selects a card and returns it to the deck. No Force. The magician has the spectator repeatedly place the selected-card packet into the middle of other packets and make arbitrary cuts. Yet the selection still ends up at the number remembered at the beginning.
■ Cut Think Cards ACAAN:
The strength of this routine is that the spectator never takes a card out of the deck. Instead, they simply think of a card. I’ll teach you a control system that allows you to control the thought-of card to any position.
■ Multiple Cuts ACAAN:
The magician has the spectator cut off a packet and remember how many cards they cut. The spectator then freely cuts the deck into four packets and remembers the card cut to in the middle. The spectator then freely mixes up the four packets by cutting them and combines them back into one deck. In the end, the selected card arrives exactly at the position corresponding to the number remembered at the beginning.
Watch the video demonstration for the full performance.
